6 ways to navigate ICE observations and your rights

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Community members are warning that such cooperation could lead to increased surveillance, arrests and deportations of Hawaiʻi community members. As tensions rise, advocates are urging the public to know their rights. This includes the legal ability to observe and document ICE activity in public spaces as a way to hold law enforcement accountable and protect vulnerable members of the community. The Hawaiʻi Civil Rights Commission has signed on to provide access to documenting ICE arrests and police observation. Always remember that it is illegal to interfere with the work of law enforcement. This is not about disruption. This is about documentation. Read more about it here:

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