Take Action
Join the movement to protect immigrant rights in Vermont. There are many ways to get involved.
Upcoming Action: May 8th Demonstration
Join us for a large legal demonstration and peaceful nonviolent sit-in. This will be a powerful show of solidarity with our immigrant community members.
Peaceful Demonstration
12:00 PMTaylor Park, Downtown St. Albans. Permitted peaceful protest open to all community members. Bring signs, wear green, and make your voice heard.
Nonviolent Sit-in
Following demonstrationSt. Albans - Customs Border Protection office. For those willing to risk arrest. Requires completion of nonviolent direct action training.
Why Target Customs and Border Protection for the Sit-in?
- CBP and ICE are two sides of the same coin.
- Both agencies are involved in investigating immigration, conducting arrests, and deporting immigrants. CBP's domain is within 100 miles of the border, while ICE is responsible for the interior.
- Both agencies are part of the Department of Homeland Security.
- In 2025, CBP was responsible for over ½ of the detentions in Vermont.
- CBP and ICE often collaborate in border regions, including Vermont.
Thus far, ICE has been the focus of most of the protests around the Administration's illegal and immoral immigration policies. We want to make sure the focus is on both ICE and CBP!
Other Ways to Take Action
Join the Coalition
Bring your organization into the ICE Out Vermont Alliance. We welcome faith groups, unions, community organizations, and affinity groups.
Join the CoalitionVolunteer
Help with outreach, translation, legal observation, logistics, and more. Every skill is needed.
Volunteer NowDonate
Support our work with a financial contribution. Funds go directly to organizing, legal support, and community defense.
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Share our message on social media, talk to your neighbors, and help build awareness of immigrant rights issues.
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