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Take action

PIC members are fighting for immigrant rights across the state. Here are the current ways to let your local elected leaders know they need to act now and stand with immigrant communities. 

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Governor Shapiro

Call Governor Shapiro at (717) 787-2500

Sample script: "I want Governor Shapiro to end state collaboration with ICE. That means no data sharing with ICE, end collaboration between the state prisons & probation with ICE, no communication between state troopers and ICE, never lease a state facility to ICE and protect information in public benefit programs from federal overreach. He has the power to do these things through administrative action—he needs to act now."

Philadelphia

Call Mayor Parker at (215) 686-2181

Sample script: "Thank you Mayor Parker for standing up for immigrant communities by preserving Executive Order 5-16 and being ready to fight for it in court. The people of Philadelphia have your back. And that's why now is the time to meet with immigrant rights leaders who are ready to fight you. Please meet with the Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition."

 

Montgomery County

PIC members and community leaders in MontCo are calling on the County Commissioners to pass a Welcoming County policy. A Welcoming County policy ensures government employees are not communicating, data sharing or collaborating with ICE if there is no warrant signed by a federal judge.

 

Delaware County

PIC members and community leaders are calling on the county Commissioners to pass a Welcoming County policy. A Welcoming County policy ensures government employees are not communicating, data sharing or collaborating with ICE if there is no warrant signed by a federal judge.

 

Chester County

PIC members and community leaders are calling on the county Commissioners to pass a Welcoming County policy. A Welcoming County policy ensures government employees are not communicating, data sharing or collaborating with ICE if there is no warrant signed by a federal judge.

Bucks County

Tell Bucks County Commissioners they did the right thing to denounce the 287g program, now it's time for a welcoming county policy. A Welcoming County policy ensures government employees are not communicating, data sharing or collaborating with ICE if there is no warrant signed by a federal judge.

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