SUPPORTING IMMIGRANTS
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No one can do everything, but everyone can do something.
Since the beginning of the crackdown on immigration which began in January 2025, immigrants in Pinellas has been arrested, taken to the Pinellas County jail where they wait to be picked up by ICE to be taken to a detention centers. There are substantial reports of human rights violations in those detention centers. At least 70% of those arrested have committed no crime.
They are refugees.
They have been denied due process. Due process is a human right.
The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Department has trained 47 Deputies to work with ICE. 36 deputies have been trained as Warrant Officers.
We demand our sheriff and other public servants end their agreement to work with ICE. Per the sheriff’s department public affairs office, they have received no money from the federal government to compensate them.
We say No to ICE Pinellas County. End the 287(g) agreement. Close the Detention Centers. No Warehouse Detention Centers.
JOIN US IN FRONT OF THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE SATURDAYS FROM 10-12.
Join the Florida Interfaith Coalition and allies for a Freedom Vigil every Sunday at the Pinellas County Justice Center at 14250 49th St. N. in Clearwater. Weekly from 5-6 p.m., together we stand in prayer and solidarity to show our Florida immigrant neighbors that ICE should not be using our county jails. Sign up for ongoing updates.
The Hispanic Outreach Center supports Hispanic individuals and families within Pinellas County by providing access to housing, healthcare, legal resources, education, and more. Support this local aid organization by donating online or by bringing food donations to the weekly Freedom Vigils. Foods requested by the Hispanic Outreach Center are listed here.
Families in Polk County who are facing sudden hardship after immigration enforcement actions have separated families from their primary breadwinners. Donate here to support these families.