Out sister section in MN posted the following:

Stand with Minnesota

On January 23rd, tens of thousands of Minnesotans marched in subzero temperatures to call for an end to the federal occupation of our state.

The morning of January 24th, that occupation claimed another life. Alex Jeffery Pretti was killed by ICE agents while trying to aid a neighbor who had been pepper sprayed.

We demand the immediate removal of this dangerous force from our neighborhoods. They have shown no regard for human life or the Constitution.

Like the courageous Minnesotans demonstrating peacefully, we call upon the rest of the country to speak up. Contact your Members of Congress immediately. Do not look away.

NCJW|MN stands with our community and the loved ones affected. We reaffirm our commitment to Justice, accountability, and building systems that protect, not harm, every member of our state.

Resources

Below are resources to familiarize yourself with, as well as connections to community organizations that are providing important training opportunities. 

Stand with Minnesota – an updated directory of places to donate
MONARCA Training – rapid response line for peaceful demonstration; training to be an “upstander”
ACLU Immigrant Rights – promote, protect immigrant rights
MIRAC Know Your Rights Video – know your rights video and option to request training
Immigrant Defense Network Tools for Community Defense – has a handbook on being a constitutional observer
COPAL – Comunidades Organizando El Poder Y La Acción Latina
UNIDOS-MN – Builds power with Minnesota’s working families to advance social, racial and economic justice for all
Immigration Legal Resource Center – Red Cards. Cards you can print to keep so that you know your rights.

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