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🔁 From @ufwupdates Out of an abundance of cau 🔁 From @ufwupdates Out of an abundance of caution, 805Undocufund, 805ImmigrantCoalition & MICOP stand in solidarity with the statement made by @ufwupdates We urge community members to take precautions regarding working in the cannabis industry due to the degree of federal threats to our farmworking communities. Last week, 300+ families were separated at the raids in Glass House Farms. MICOP has been in contact with community who were forced to sign their deportation order, with families yet to find their loved ones. We advise the community to be extremely cautious. ☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️ 🔁 De @ufwupdates Por precaución, 805Undocufund, 805ImmigrantCoalition y MICOP se solidarizan con la declaración de @ufwupdates. Instamos a los miembros de la comunidad a tomar precauciones con respecto al trabajo en la industria del cannabis debido al grado de amenazas federales a nuestras comunidades agrícolas. La semana pasada, más de 300 familias fueron separadas en las redadas en Glass House Farms. MICOP ha estado en contacto con la comunidad que se vio obligada a firmar su orden de deportación, y las familias aún no han encontrado a sus seres queridos. Por favor, comunidad, tomen precauciones extremadamente.
📢 Do you have a loved one in ICE detention and 📢 Do you have a loved one in ICE detention and need to send them money? Here’s what community members have shared: *Audio in mixteco coming soon* 1️⃣ Write down their 9-digit A-Number (usually found on their ID wristband). 2️⃣ Use ICE’s official locator tool: locator.ice.gov 3️⃣ Click on the facility name to see which websites or apps are used to send funds. 4️⃣ From the lived experience of someone in our community—whose family member is currently detained at the Adelanto Desert View facility—Access Corrections and GettingOut have worked there. 📞 But every detention center is different. What works in Adelanto may not apply elsewhere. It’s important to call the specific facility to confirm what options are available. 🔗Access Corrections: https://www.accesscorrections.com/v2/home 🔗GettingOut: https://sso.gtlconnect.com/users/sign_in 💳 Commissary Funds can be used for essentials like snacks, hygiene items..etc 📱 The GettingOut apps also allow messages, phone callsand video visits (fees will apply). ⏳ If your loved one was just detained, it may take 3–8 business days for their info to show up online.
Familiares de los trabajadores de Glasshouse puede Familiares de los trabajadores de Glasshouse pueden recoger los cheques y articulos personales en 50 W. Daily Dr. en Camarillo hasta las 7pm del dia de hoy. Puede llamar al (442) 250- 7535 si necesita solicitar alternativas. ------- Family members of Glasshouse workers can pick up their paychecks and personal items at 50 W. Daily Dr., Camarillo, until 7pm today. If you need to request an alternative, you may contact (442) 250-7535
Today 7/11 MICOP has been organizing donations rec Today 7/11 MICOP has been organizing donations received from @mysteryshop805 & @getloudmovement as well as all of you! We have filled up our van & are currently going to distribute them to families in need. MICOP strongly condemns state sanctioned violence against indigenous, undocumented & immigrant communities. Thank you to everyone who has donated and banded together to support MICOP’s mission & vision. We believe that a future rooted in justice, dignity and liberation is not only possible, but already being born in our communities everyday. ☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️ Hoy 7/11, MICOP ha estado organizando las donaciones recibidas de @mysteryshop805 y @getloudmovement, ¡y de todos ustedes! Hemos llenado nuestra ven y ahora las distribuiremos a familias necesitadas. MICOP condena la violencia estatal contra las comunidades indígenas, indocumentadas e inmigrantes. Gracias a todos los que han donado y se han unido para apoyar la misión y la visión de MICOP. Creemos que un futuro basado en la justicia, la dignidad y la liberación no solo es posible, sino que ya está naciendo en nuestras comunidades cada día.
From MICOP’s Radio Indígena Facebook Live: We h From MICOP’s Radio Indígena Facebook Live: We have some team members still on site waiting for ICE to leave to provide transportation to community members trapped. This has been going on for at least 12 hours. This is the moment ICE agents shot teargas at unarmed community members as they prepared to leave the area. Today has been incredibly difficult. To those who say we don’t belong, we say this: We are not going anywhere. These are Native lands. These are stolen lands. Every time you attempt to erase us, we will reappear-stronger, louder, and more united. Indigenous existence is resistance. ☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️ Desde la transmisión en vivo de Radio Indígena en Facebook: Algunos miembros del equipo siguen en el lugar esperando que ICE se retire para transportar a los miembros de la comunidad atrapados. Esto lleva sucediendo al menos 12 horas. Este es el momento en que los agentes de ICE lanzaron gases lacrimógenos contra miembros de la comunidad desarmados mientras se preparaban para abandonar la zona. Hoy ha sido un día increíblemente difícil. A quienes dicen que no pertenecemos, les decimos esto: No nos iremos a ninguna parte. Estas son tierras indígenas. Estas son tierras robadas. Cada vez que intenten borrarnos, reapareceremos, más fuertes, más fuertes y más unidos. La existencia indígena es resistencia.
These are images and videos from MICOP’s Radio I These are images and videos from MICOP’s Radio Indígena Live and also sent from team members currently on-the-ground. This is happening in between OXNARD & CAMARILLO. All day we have been receiving phone calls of farm workers trapped with nowhere to go, surrounded. They haven’t eaten and are scared. Our staff families are directly affected. This is the reality we have been facing and it has only gotten worse. No one is illegal on stolen ground. We stand by our statement released last month. Our existence is resistance, The immigration actions and raids are not random acts of law enforcement, they are state sanctioned terror. To our community: You are not alone. Your fear is real-but so is your strength. Thank you to everyone who has donated. We appreciate you deeply! ☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️☁️ Estas son imágenes y videos de Radio Indígena en Vivo de MICOP, también enviados por miembros del equipo que se encuentran actualmente en el terreno. Esto está sucediendo entre OXNARD y CAMARILLO. Durante todo el día hemos estado recibiendo llamadas de trabajadores agrícolas atrapados, sin dónde ir, rodeados. No han comido y están asustados. Las familias de nuestro personal se ven directamente afectadas. Esta es la realidad que hemos estado enfrentando y solo ha empeorado. Nadie es ilegal en territorio robado. Mantenemos nuestra declaración del mes pasado. Nuestra existencia es resistencia. Las acciones y redadas migratorias no son actos aleatorios de las fuerzas del orden, sino terrorismo sancionado por el Estado. A nuestra comunidad: No están solos. Su miedo es real, pero también lo es su fuerza. Gracias a todos los que han donado. ¡Los apreciamos profundamente!

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