What to do if you see ICE
First, make sure you’re safe. Don’t rush or escalate.
If it’s safe to do so, step outside and be visible. If you are undocumented, stay inside.
Document what you can using a camera, or pen and paper: names, time, location, vehicles, badge numbers.
Don’t engage agents! Your presence matters more than confrontation.
NOTE: AZAdvocacyHub shares general information about publicly visible activity with the whole community. It is not directed at any individual, and it does not encourage anyone to interfere with, obstruct, or evade law enforcement. Observers should keep a lawful distance, follow officer instructions about physical positioning, and know their rights.
After Someone is Detained
Post a simple “Taken Here” notice so neighbors know what happened.
Share details with local immigrant rights or rapid response groups so families aren’t left trying to piece things together alone.
Report ICE Activity
Arizona has several community-run hotlines where ICE activity can be reported. Which number to use depends on where you are in the state.
File a Report Online
Text or Call
Resource Groups
Did you see a federal agent engage in misconduct?
Resources and Downloads
- RAZE: Know Your Rights Poster
- Know Your Rights Cards | Spanish/English
- Know Your Rights Cards | Other Languages
- Free Virtual Know Your Rights Training | RAZE
- Whistle Kit Directions (what to include, how to fold/assemble)
- Whistles: 3D Printing Instructions
- Legal Resources | ACLU
- ICE Locator in case of detention
- Order free ICE whistles HERE
Spread the Word!
Leave a few whistle kits in a community fridge or Little Free Library
Share the whistle instructions online or print them out
Pass along this site to people who could use it
Talk with neighbors and make a simple plan together
Tell one person who tells another and so on ... :)