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We are clear that ICE, policing, over-policing, and the occupation of Black and Brown neighborhoods are not separate crises but interconnected mechanisms of the same system.

We stand with our neighbors against the violent abuses of human rights ICE is committing daily. Our city should be a leader in housing, education, and healthcare — not the destruction of families.

State-sanctioned bigotry and violence must be strongly and consistently resisted. No-one is illegal. America was never great. The future is what the people struggle to make it.

As a queer community we have long stood in solidarity with immigrant rights — and we know that an attack on one marginalized community is an attack on all of us.

The UBelong Coalition is outraged at the brazen abduction of our UB students. We demand their immediate release and stand in total solidarity with all targeted by ICE.

We see ICE enforcement as an extension of the same systems of militarism and violence we have always opposed. We stand with immigrants and all people targeted by state violence.

Supporting the environment means creating a world that supports all life — including people. WNY EA stands with our immigrant neighbors and calls for policies that protect families and communities.

Communities should have a say over how we care for each other. The people of Buffalo do not consent to authoritarian policing and the forceful removal of our neighbors.

We are firmly opposed to ICE terror, on and off campus. Surveillance funded by our own money makes this a student issue, a workers issue, and a revolutionary issue.

Endorsing the Evict ICE from 250 Delaware campaign aligns with our values of compassion, justice, and human dignity. We believe that true wellness cannot exist without safety, belonging, and the protection of our neighbors.

Freedom from fear & the Arts are synonymous but we cannot have the latter until we achieve the former. As a small business, raising our voice against the systematic injustices perpetrated on our neighbors is the very least we can do. Imagine the impact if a large corporation like Uniland decided to do the same.

The presence of ICE is not making our communities safer — it is tearing families apart, targeting Black and Brown communities, and spreading fear among our neighbors. This is government-sanctioned racial profiling, and we refuse to stand by silently while our communities are terrorized and our neighbors are targeted.

As movement educators, we believe in the equality of all bodies. As small business owners, we know that it takes people of all backgrounds to build a strong community. There is no place for ICE in our city of good neighbors.

I want all folks to feel welcome to thrive here without the threat of violence against them or their families. Our world needs MORE policies that prioritize safety and healing, not ones that fuel hate and bigotry. ICE OUT!