Ten Steps for Immigration Safety in Michigan
A how-to guide to safety and a little more sanity during these dangerous times.
Step 1: What to do if (tap one):
Step 2: Put These Apps on Your Phone
We are looking for Android apps at the Google Play store. Administration pressure is forcing them off the open market.

Notifica: A free app that sends pre-written emergency alerts to designated contacts with one touch if you're detained or approached by ICE.

The Big Red Panic Button: A free app that sends alerts to your network and provides know-your-rights information.

ReadyNow! Free app for ICE encounters and detention. It lets you pre‑build an emergency plan, instantly SMS your trusted contacts and share info for pro‑bono legal help.
Step 3: Get Better Information Here
DO
Do not open it, even a little.
ASK
"Do you have a warrant signed by a non-administrative judge?"
Stay quiet after that.
SAY
If you can, record video. Do not run, fight, sign papers or answer questions.
DO
Do not run.
SAY
That's it.
PLAN
Pick a point person. If there's a union, talk to your rep about a plan.
FIRST
If yes, leave calmly. If not, stay silent.
SAY
Do not fight.
SHOW
No fake papers. Do not lie.
SAY
Do not speak or sign anything until you talk to a lawyer.
ASK
If you are in immigration detention, you can call your consulate.
GET
Ask for copies of your notice to appear, for a hearing with an immigration judge and for bond.
GATHER
Make copies and give sets to people you trust. Get passports for the whole family.
GOT KIDS?
Set up power of attorney for minors.
RAISE BOND
Pick a trusted person to post it for you, if necessary.
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