Immigration Enforcement Activity Resources

SFILEN Official Tip Sheet

If ICE comes to your home, workplace, or neighborhood, report this action by calling (415) 200-1548 and send help to those impacted.

Do not open your door. ICE cannot come in without a legal search warrant signed by a judge. A DHS warrant is not enough. If they do have a legal search warrant, it should be slipped under the door.
Remain silent. Say “I plead the fifth amendment and choose to remain silent.”
Do not sign anything. Do not sign any forms without an attorney present.
Call (415) 200-1548 to report ICE and protect your community.

You have the right to refuse to give them your ID and name.
You can refuse to answer their questions. If they detain you, you can ask for an attorney.
You can ask “Am I arrested?” If the answer is no, you should ask him or her if you can leave. You do not need to give them any information regarding your legal status in the U.S.
Call (415) 200-1548 to report ICE and protect your community.

Available in other languages at the SFILEN website.

Below is a list of the numbers in Northern California that will provide a rapid response to all immigration enforcement activity.

San Francisco RRN: 415-200-1548
ACILEP: 510-241-4011
Santa Clara County: 408-290-1144
Monterey County: 831-643-5225
Sacramento County: 916-245-6773
Fresno and Kern County: 559-206-0151
Marin County: 415-991-4545
San Mateo ILM: 203-666-4472
Sonoma and Napa: 707-800-4544
Santa Cruz County, Watsonville Area, and Pajaro County: 831-239-4289
Humboldt County: 707-282-5226
SIREN-Services Immigrant Rights and Education Network Texting Platform for North and Central CA Community: 201-468-6088;
Allies: 918-609-4480
San Francisco Immigrant Legal Education Network (SFILEN): For more information contact Program Manager at

Last updated 1/30/2018