Locating Someone Who has Been Detained

• ICE Detainee Locator System‍ ‍

• Los Angeles, ICE Detention & Removal: (213) 830-7911‍ ‍LosAngeles.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov

• Outside of Los Angeles: Locate ICE office from www.ice.gov Eloy, AZ (602) 766-7030

Benefits + Legal Aid

• Is it safe to apply for healthcare?

• Healthcare Access for Immigrants

• Benefits Programs for CA Immigrants

• USC Immigration Hearing Support Hotline: The students will help people complete and submit a "Motion to Change Hearing Format," which can allow someone to have a remote/online hearing instead of in-person. (888) 462-5211 (English or Spanish)

• Immigrant Defenders Law Center Family Support (213) 833-8283 (Mon-Fri 9am-4pm)

• Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA) (213) 353 1333

805 Movement Chaplains program

A movement chaplain is a trained practitioner of care who offers grounded, trauma aware spiritual and emotional accompaniment in movement spaces, such as vigils, direct actions, organizing meetings, and moments of crisis. Movement chaplains may serve in frontline roles, providing in person support during actions, or in backline roles, coordinating care, logistics, check ins, and follow up so no one carries the weight alone. They do not lead the action, control outcomes, or impose belief. They practice consent, confidentiality, and disability access, and they support people’s dignity, safety, grief, and resilience before, during, and after intense events.

Movement chaplaincy is rooted in solidarity with communities most targeted by harm by policing, and state violence. Movement chaplains follow the leadership of those most impacted and resist saviorism, so care strengthens collective liberation, healing and wellness rather than centering the chaplain.

Ventura County, CA