Support groups are working around the clock on the ground to provide Mississippi immigrant families with legal services, childcare, assistance locating missing loved ones, and more.
Friend,
This week’s ICE raid in Mississippi detained over 680 people — one of the largest workplace ICE raids in a decade. The detainees include mothers and fathers who are now separated from their children, at a time when their children are just getting back to school.
Groups on the ground are working around the clock to support families with legal services, childcare, locating missing loved ones, and more. We’re calling on supporters throughout the country to help out today.
Support immigrant families in Mississippi. Make a contribution of $6 now to groups working to help families on the ground.
If you or a loved one were impacted by the raids in Mississippi, please call this hotline number from the Southeast Immigrant Rights Network, ACLU of Mississippi, Mississippi Immigrants Rights Alliance, and El Pueblo: 978-993-3300. For additional resources, go to Informed Immigrant’s Facebook page.
The news coming out of Mississippi this week is devastating, tragic, and unjust. We must come together and support immigrant families because they are Americans, and they are a part of our community. This is their home.
Support the kids and families affected by the ICE raids in Mississippi. Contribute $6 or more today.
If you can help, I hope you’ll step up now. Mississippians deserve better than this.
Thank you for standing with immigrants today,
Alida Garcia
Vice President, Advocacy, FWD.us
