The Immigration Action Group is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to:
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• Participate in a Know Your Rights training for allies in Port Angeles
• Host a book group with Solito, a memoir of a child's journey from El Salvador to the U.S. Solito is this year's Everybody Reads selection in Portland.
• Sign up to report immigration activity  - If you witness ICE activity, call 1-844-724-3737 – the hotline of WAISN – the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network.
• Sign up to receive text alerts on ICE activity in our area. Text WAISN to 509-300-4959. WAISN will ask your preferred language, your first name and ZIP code to sign you up for a rapid response team that goes out to document when ICE activity is reported.

To receive updates of Immigration Action Group activities, please provide your email address to Carole at [email protected].

Here are some immigration action items:

1. Deportation hotline: If you observe ICE activity, contact the Washington Immigration Solidarity Network hotline at 1-844-724-3737. ICE has already been documented boarding buses and stopping people near Sequim.
   
2. Help set up a community meeting: The Jefferson County Immigrant Rights Advocates hopes to get the Clallam County community involved and can facilitate a meeting to learn how immigrants are threatened here on the Olympic Peninsula and how we can be allies.
3. Become part of a Rapid Response network - Get trained to respond to ICE raids and support our community. Contact [email protected] for info.
4. Share Know Your Rights cards— everyone should be aware of these
   

 
With immigration, there are a lot of ways to get involved, and it's important to know how our community is being affected and how important it is to document what's happening -- for example, last week, ICE was stopping buses near 7 Cedars and plain clothes ICE were stopping people at the Sequim Walmart.