Training series on your rights with ice

Join the Immigrant Defense Project (IDP) and the Surveillance Resistance Lab in a two-part training series “Be Informed" 

what is ICE?

how do they operate?

what are your rights during an encounter with them?

The trainings aim to prepare advocates, organizers and allies to give Know-Your-Rights information to clients and community members.

trainings will be held virtually on Tuesday March 28, 2023 and Tuesday April 4, 2023 from 2-3pm ET each day. participants are encouraged to attend both days.  
 
Registration is required for the trainings.

Part One - March 28, 2023 from 2-3 pm ET: This training gives an overview of how ICE operates, including providing political context to the current immigration system.  It describes how ICE uses policing and surveillance tools to locate, target, and track non-citizens.  

Part Two - April 4, 2023 from 2-3 pm ET: This training explains Know-Your-Rights information during different scenarios when encountering ICE officers.  It helps participants learn and discuss what individuals could do in each scenario.

Trainers: Genia Blaser, Supervising Attorney, IDP Ana Gabriela Dimaté, Hotline Paralegal, IDP Alli Finn - Senior Researcher & Organizer, Surveillance Resistance Lab Em Puhl, Senior Staff Attorney, IDP

Please note that these trainings are not open to members of the media or press, to prosecutors, law enforcement officials, or employees of the Department of Homeland Security.

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