Become a monthly donor to StopICE

StopICE is a nation-wide alert network that remains 100% grass-roots funded. With over a half-million subscribers and growing, this alert network is not possible without support from people like you. Help keep alerts online and operational, become a monthly donor for as little as $1 / month! Choose a monthly contribution $1 $5 $25 $50 $100 $200 $1000 $2000 $5000 All monthly donations are processed by Stripe Payments. You can pause, adjust or cancel at any time. One-time donation You can also make a one-time donation through GoFundme, Venmo or Bitcoin

Mobile Alerts Stopice.net is much more than just a reporting site, it functions as a nation-wide emergency alert network, delivering critical time-sensitive text alerts to people in communities when ICE is present. These alerts work on any phone, even a flip phone, without the need to download any mobile app. As the StopICE Alert Network continues to grow, maintaining this critical component becomes more challenging due to rising costs. But it's effective, and we know it works. Not only have the alerts have helped increase local awareness and response from community members on the ground, but they have also helped people get to safety in critical moments. Why text messaging and not an app? Accessibility and urgency: Text alerts are the quickest way to deliver time-sensitive information to people in a targeted area. Anyone can send or receive alerts about ICE activity directly from their phone through text message without relying on mobile data rates. Additional features such as the radar, and plate tracker search can also be used via text message. Minimizing data-points: Text alerts utilize fewer data points than apps largely due to how data is transmitted. Text messaging (SMS) utilizes cellular networks that carry basic metadata as opposed to apps which utilize internet protocols enabling continuous two-way data flow. In addition to alerts about ICE activity, StopICE also functions as a mutual alert system, keeping the community informed about access to local resources in times of emergency or disasters.

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