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Is to an important episode of Lavota.
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Los Angeles is currently experiencing a spike in ICE raids with reports
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that this may continue for the next 30 days.
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So in response, our community has been hitting the streets.
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They are outside protesting,
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organizing, and demanding the end to the inhumane treatment of immigrants
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we want to do what we can to support if you.
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You are confronted face to face with ice,
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stay calm and informed.
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If you're stopped in public,
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don't panic. Say clearly,
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I have the right to remain silent,
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and I want a lawyer,
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and espanol this is yo quiero permanes en silencio i quiero un
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abugado. You have the right to remain silent,
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never lie or consent to a search without a warrant.
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So if ICE comes to your home,
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they cannot. Enter without a warrant that's signed by a judge
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So don't open the door and train your kids to not
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open it either. You can say to them,
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and I want a lawyer.
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this is Jonole consentinento icerro unabugado.
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They may try to show you other documentation like an ICE arrest
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warrant. That's not enough.
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It must be judicial.
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That looks like this.
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If you're detained or arrested,
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protect yourself, stay silent.
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Don't sign anything and only speak about your immigration status with your
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lawyer. If you need an interpreter,
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ask for one. If you're pulled over,
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ask if the officer is police or ICE.
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If it's immigration, you still have rights.
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Stay silent and don't consent to a search.
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If you're recording ICE,
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you have the right to film in public.
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Just don't interfere. Record.
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Badge numbers, vehicles,
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and actions. Save the footage immediately.
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ICE cannot force you to delete your footage or unlock your phone
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without a warrant or a court order.
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They might try. You do not have to comply.
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To warn others in the community,
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here are some short,
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clear phrases that are helpful to know.
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La migra. This means ICE or immigration.
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This means don't sign anything.
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No. This means don't open the door.
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So you plan on peacefully protesting before you go out.
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Dress for the weather,
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stay hydrated, and pack all the essentials.
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This includes water, the day to day needs for medications,
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a backup charger for your technology,
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and remember to turn off your face ID.
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Make sure your phone settings are changed to passcode unlock only.
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Bring a friend and tell someone what the plan is.
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What's the route, the destination.
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and your return plan.
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Remember, safety is stronger in numbers.
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OK, so once you're out there,
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know your surroundings, get familiar with them,
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download offline maps, plan your exits and gas up your car
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Pick a meet up spot in case you get separated from the
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group you arrived with and trust your gut.
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If something feels off,
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say something. If things get tense,
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stay calm. Do not engage or escalate.
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And if it gets too intense,
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walk away. your safety comes first.
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In the coming days and weeks ahead,
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things may get more tense,
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so stay prepared and level headed.
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Familia me too as Latinos,
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this is a scary moment for our community,
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but we're stronger when we show up for each other.
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All people deserve rights,
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and we must continue fighting for those rights to be upheld.
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We will be doing everything we can over here to keep you
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informed. In the meantime,
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