01/16/2026
Please carry your documents with you. Examples, green cards, passports, visas.
Our partners at , , and the University of Maine School of Law have released a one-page handout so you can prepare for and respond to immigration enforcement activity in Maine. It's available at aclumaine.org/preparingforice; the link is also in our comments.
There are also multiple resources available addressing safety in schools, places of worship, health care facilities and other locations; what to do if a loved one has been detained, and advice for many other situations. Information is currently available in English, French, Spanish, Somali, Portuguese, Haitian Creole and Lingala.
It is a dangerous time for immigrants and their families, and for - as we see with the murder of Renee Good - citizens standing up to protect their communities. Know your rights. Stay informed. Be safe, and be loud.