Voces de la Frontera’s Wisconsin ICE Hotline:
(800) 427-0213
If you see ICE or other federal agents, call the ICE Hotline run by Voces de la Frontera to report them. Follow the S.A.L.U.T.E. reporting method as best you can.
Size – How many agents, vehicles, or other assets did you see?
Actions/Activity – Describe what they are doing.
Location – Be as precise as possible, if they were moving, where to?
Uniform – What were they wearing, indicate any group or affiliation markers.
E – Equipment – List any weapons or other tools.
Get Involved!
To join the chats below, you’ll need to download Signal, an encrypted and privacy-focused messaging app.
Join the ICE OUT OF MADISON Action Alerts Signal Chat
- This is an announcement-only chat for updates related to anti-ICE actions, events, trainings, and resources. It will feature events and updates from all around Dane County.
Find your Neighborhood Signal Chat
- If you’d like to be part of your neighborhood’s community defense and organizing chat, join this triage chat and review the neighborhood map in the description. Then, send a message with your neighborhood and we’ll connect you with folks nearby.
- Please do not post any addresses, personal information, or anything that’s not the name of your neighborhood in this chat!
- Signal Guidelines for neighborhood chats:
- No conversations discussing anything illegal in this chat. Be mindful of what you’re posting, and assume that this chat is not secure.
- Be kind, be patient, and assume best intentions from your neighbors.
- Do not spam the chat. Stick with one or two messages to get your point across.
- No unvetted ICE sighting announcements – vetted information only.
MTI School Sanctuary Team Interest Form
- This form allows you to provide information that allows MTI to sort you into one of their Sanctuary Teams for schools in the Madison Metropolitan School District.
- Given the sensitive nature of defending schools, MTI will be vetting those interested for security purposes. Please only sign up if you have a school connection or are willing to focus on collaborating with schools.
- For those interested in anti-surveillance organizing, especially against Flock Cameras, check out UnSpy Madison’s website.
Madison Area Community Defense Materials
- A repository of resources for community and workplace organizing (safety resources, how-to guides, templates, posters, etc.). This will be updated regularly, so please save this link.
Other Resources
- States at the Core Trainings – a running list of trainings
- If there’s something you’d like to see on this page that isn’t here yet, or if you have a question, comment, or resource to share, please email IceOutMadison@proton.me.
Strike Out ICE Reports
Below is a feed of Strike Out ICE Reports to date with short descriptions. You can read all reports in full here.
Strike Report 4: March 20, 2026
In this Strike Report, we discuss workers’ assemblies and why we are calling for one here in Madison to guide our organizing towards a Day of Mass Action on May Day. Be sure to attend the Madison Workers’ Assembly on April 4!
Strike Report 3: March 15, 2026
This Strike Report builds on last week’s discussion of demands. This time, we dive into the slate of demands that have been developed locally by Voces de la Frontera and adopted by numerous partners in this movement, including Madison Area DSA. These demands are: Abolish ICE, Citizenship for All, and an Economy for All.
Strike Report 2: March 5, 2026
This week’s Strike Report includes a discussion of the national call to Defund, Abolish, and Prosecute ICE, and how each of those demands extends beyond ICE, laying the groundwork for a better future for all.
Strike Report 1: February 26, 2026
This week’s Strike Report includes a report about the past, present, and future of General Strikes; a new Canvassing Guide in the Resource Hub for building community, gathering information, and inspiring action; and upcoming events and calls to action.
Strike Report 0: January 31, 2026
This Strike Report contains a recap and recording of the January 31st Anti-ICE Community Meeting, where we heard from experienced organizers, shared organizing resources, and met with our neighbors in small groups to discuss the current situation, our risk level, and how to move forward.