In January 2026, the Trump administration launched "Operation Catch of the Day" in Maine. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) claimed they would target only the "worst of the worst" and help keep communities safe. That was a lie. Instead, they threatened and detained hundreds of our neighbors, coworkers, friends, and family members who had done nothing wrong.

In response to the Trump administration's lawless campaign, Maine lawmakers passed three ICE Out of Maine laws: ICE Out of Policing, ICE Out of Our Homes, and ICE Out of Schools and State Healthcare. These laws protect our communities and ensure that local officials, agencies, and resources are not used to support these reckless and chaotic federal immigration enforcement operations.

These new laws will depend on state and local officials taking action to fully implement them – and we need your help to make that happen.

Sign up today to join us in local advocacy to pressure state and local officials to follow the ICE Out of Maine laws. By joining this fight, we'll keep you in the loop and let you know when there are local actions you can take in your home community.

Maine communities are stronger and safer when we look out for one another. ICE Out of Maine laws will protect our neighbors by ensuring that the essential, everyday spaces of our lives – our homes, our public schools, our state health centers, and our streets – remain safe for everyone and free from federal terror and abuse.