ICE at your Door
ICE AT YOUR DOOR
DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR
Say through the door:
"I do not consent to your entry. I am exercising my right to remain silent."
What To Do Right Now
1. Keep Door Locked
Do not open the door. You are not required to let ICE agents into your home without a judicial warrant signed by a judge.2. Stay Calm & Silent
You have the right to remain silent. Do not answer questions. Do not provide documents. Do not sign anything.3. Ask for ID & Warrant
Ask them to slide identification and any warrant under the door. Check if it's signed by a judge.4. Record & Call for Help
Record the interaction if safe to do so. Call an immigration attorney immediately. Contact trusted family or friends.Know the Difference: Warrants
Administrative Warrant (ICE)
- Issued by ICE / DHS, not a judge
- Header says “Department of Homeland Security”
- Does not allow forced entry
- You do not have to open the door
Judicial Warrant (Court)
- Signed by a judge
- Header lists a court name (e.g., “U.S. District Court”)
- Allows forced entry
- You must allow entry if valid
Minnesota Emergency Contacts
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
24/7 Emergency Hotline
(651) 227-1904
24/7 Emergency Line
Advocates for Human Rights
(612) 341-4907
Business Hours
CTUL – Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en Lucha
Worker Hotline
(612) 332-3366
Hotline Available
MIRAc – Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee
Rapid Response
(612) 234-5678
Rapid Response Team
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