NEW ZINE! - ICE Raid Response Guide
If you've been wondering where I've been and what I've been working on since the start of 2026, it's been this. The whole time. I spent the end of 2025 angry about what ICE was doing to innocent people, and ravenous for answers on what to do about it. After much research and even more writing, this 40-page zine contains every bit of knowledge I gained on the subject, all in one place. The ICE Raid Response Guide zine covers topics such as: -What your rights are when dealing with immigration agents -How to tell ICE agents apart from normal cops -What to pack in your ICE Raid Response go-bag -Protest gear you can make yourself -A variety of methods of resisting ICE raids -Links to further resources on immigration rights and resisting ICE -A flow chart for what to do during an ICE raid in many situations Each zine (ordered from my shop) comes with a Know Your Rights card, and a whistle for signaling others to help when an ICE raid is happening.
If you don't want to order from me though, worry not, because you can make these kits yourself! I created a full instruction guide for making everything in the kit but the whistle, including binding zines, laminating red cards, and making the tags that go on the whistles by hand, with step-by-step instructions to guide you the whole way. All the files and instructions you need are free to download here.
(Yeah the secret reason this took so long was because I made two zines, and one is a huge instruction manual that took forever to write) The best part is, the instruction guide has three methods for making each piece, one that requires bare-minimum equipment you can probably find lying around your house, an in-between version, and a "fancy" version that requires specialized equipment like a laminator. So no matter who you are or what resources you have, you can make these kits and get the word out on how to stop ICE.
While I'm under no illusions that this zine will single-handedly stop what ICE is doing in our country, I think it's a great place to start. One of the reasons I started this project to begin with is that I couldn't find this information all in one place, to have one resource to direct people to that contains a lot of the information people are looking for on what to do about ICE. I don't think anybody has all the perfect answers for what to do about ICE, including myself, but I think trying is more important than being perfect right now. So I'm out here trying to use what I do best, making zines, to fight back.
You can get physical copies of the zine here, or download the files to make your own for free here. Thanks for reading, and happy zinemaking to you all.
























