Now that these kids are finally getting out of your house and going back to school, we want to help you guys set up an anti-migra defense plan so that you can protect that school and everybody around there as well.
So, the reason we bring this up is because we know that a lot of ICE agents tend to hover in neighborhoods and sneak around and wait early in the mornings for people to take off and then follow them. And for a lot of us, the first place that we got to go in the mornings is to drop off these kids. and we pull up to that line at the elementary schools and middle schools in particularly the drop off line and that’s where we’re most vulnerable.
So what we recommend is talking to the school administrators and other parents on how we’re going to expand on that line. If there’s already people working that line, all we ask is that people go a little further out to where that drop off line starts and cars start slowing down and pulling up because that’s where we’re trapped in and boxed in in case they approach us. Right?
For Ventura County, we know that all of the ICE agents run around with their face covered up, right? Their breath probably stinking. They never take that mask off. So, if I see those cars approaching with somebody that’s covered up, I’m going to know that that’s an ICE agent, and I’m going to stop and be like, “Nah, that car can’t come in here. This is a school zone.”
How am I going to alert all the other parents and the administrators if that’s what’s going on? You could have whistles. You could have a cool little gang sign. I don’t know what you want to throw out, but the walkie-talkies aren’t enough, right? So, how are we going to let everybody know? I recommend getting a nice bullhorn from Harbor Freight for 25 bucks plus batteries, so you’re at 30 bucks. The reason why is because this guy has a siren setting. They’re like, “Wait.” And with that siren setting, everybody in school could find out immediately that something’s going down.
The second part is what are you going to do when that siren goes off and you hear it? If you’re undocumented, buckle down, lock your doors, stay calm, hop on a WhatsApp if you guys are organizing through a WhatsApp or any other application.
And if you’re a citizen, go out into the streets, go to where that noise is, try to form a line, block things off, be like, “This is a school zone. We’re not letting any ICE agents anywhere near.” And make as much noise as possible to get those ICE agents to go away.
It has worked in neighborhoods. It’s worked in a bunch of other situations. We fully expect that to work in elementary schools as well.
Now, if you’re in Ventura County, please give us a call. We are more than happy to pull up. We got people patrolling every morning, everywhere, all the time. And we want you guys to invite us out to your school.
But above all, and most importantly, remember the three most important things. Don’t open the door under any condition. Don’t answer any questions cuz these guys don’t have any right to get any answers out of you. And don’t sign anything because most of the time those are self-deportation orders when they’re getting you to sign something.
So hopefully if we practice some of these good good good tactics and techniques, we’ll be able to protect not only us but our neighborhood, our community, and our people all across the board.
All right, thank you guys very much. Have a spectacular back to school season.
If you are in Los Angeles, put this number in your phone and call if you see ICE activity:
Community Self Defense Coalition – LA
Rapid Response Hotline:
(213) 444-6562
