East End nonprofit launches campaign amid ICE activity
OLA of Eastern Long Island launched a “Rapid Response Operation” to assist those who may come into contact with ICE.
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9ds agoA group of volunteers will be documenting ICE activity on eastern Long Island.
The group, put together by OLA of Eastern Long Island, plans to scout out locations where residents report ICE is believed to be.
They will find out whether or not it’s valid, and if it is a valid ICE encounter, the groups plans to advise people of their rights.
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