Know Your Rights. Dealing with ICE

"ICE" stands for ______.

• Immigrants from Countries in Europe

• Immigration and Customs Enforcement

• International Country Economies

• Immigration and Caring Equity

ICE is allowed in places like public schools, such as Neuwirth Leadership Academy.

• True, ICE can go wherever they want

• Only partially true; they can never enter schools, ever

• Partially False; they can only ever enter schools if they have a signed warrant from a legal judge

People who don't have all their immigration documents cannot attend American schools.

• This is completely true

• This is absolutely false. EVERYONE has the right to go to school in America.

• This is sometimes true, like if the teacher knows for a fact a student doesn't have documentation, they can ask you to leave

What should you do if you, as a scholar, see ICE officers on campus?

• try to make friends with them

• start running, to confuse and distract them

• hit them with something, like a backpack filled with staplers

• tell a teacher or someone in the main office

"I have to answer an ICE officer's questions if they try to confront me."

• NO. Not at all, and especially since you're a minor and student.

• Yes. They are authority figures.

• Only if it's social and not personal questions.

• Only my parents have to answer, not me.

Due to recent changes in laws in the new presidential administration, ICE can now threaten to search

• schools

• hospitals

• churches

• all of these answers are correct

The school administration MUST tell ICE about your immigration status, or the status of your family or people you know.

• absolutely YES

• absolutely NOT

• depends if they ask nicely

• only if they look really serious

The only way the school would ever have to say ANYTHING about your particular status or that of your family is ________.

• if there is a specific, legal, signed court order from a judge

• if the cops say so

• if you're earning NPs

If ICE shows up at your house or apartment door, you should _______.

• tell them you're armed and dangerous

• slide a red card (showing your rights) under the door, but you don't need to speak to them

• pretend not to be home

• tell them to get lost

If ICE tries to talk to you outside of school or your house, you should _________.

• sweep the leg

• tell them a bunch of random stuff to bore them, and make them go away

• ask them what their favorite music or movie is

• either hand them a red card, ask them if you're free to go (99.99% of the time, they have to say YES), or both