The record is only as complete as what people are willing to document. Here is how to help, whatever time you have.
Report what you see
If you witness an ICE operation, a detention, or a sighting, you can report it through the ICE Watch app. You can add a location and a note, and upload photos or footage. Everything is quarantined and reviewed by a human before it appears, and you can submit without giving up your identity.
Volunteer a few minutes
ICE Watch has short, swipeable queues for volunteers: helping identify unidentified officers, pulling a clear still from a video, confirming a location, or flagging a detail. You do not need any special skill, just attention. Open the app and go to the volunteer area.
Protect footage before it disappears
Social media posts get taken down. If you find footage of an operation, save it and submit it to the record so it is preserved with its context. A single clear frame can identify an agent or corroborate an account.
For organisations and rapid-response networks
If you run a rapid-response network, a legal-aid clinic, or a mutual-aid group, the ICE List can be a shared instrument. We can take verified sightings and incident reports from people already on the ground, localise the Know Your Rights material and hotlines for your area, and cross-promote the tools to the communities most exposed. Get in touch through the wiki to become a verified contributor.
Share it
The simplest help is to make sure people know the record exists, and know their rights. Share this site and the Know Your Rights page.