North Central WV Rapid Response:

What is the North Central WV Rapid Response and what does it do?
The North Central WV Rapid Response is a local community-led emergency network that monitors and responds to ICE activity in North Central West Virginia, providing support, legal observation, and connections to resources for affected individuals and families.

How do I report ICE activity in North Central WV?
Report sightings by calling the North Central WV Rapid Response hotline 681-867-6035,  texting a designated number, or submitting information on this form, including details on the location and time of the incident.

What information should I provide when reporting ICE presence?
Share as much detail as possible, such as the address, time, number of agents, vehicle descriptions, and any observed actions like arrests or questioning.

What should I do if ICE comes to my home or workplace in North Central WV?
Stay calm, do not open the door without a judicial warrant, and call the North Central WV Rapid Response at 681-867-6035; document the event if it is safe to do so.

How can the North Central WV Rapid Response support families affected by ICE actions?
The network connects families to immigration attorneys, provides emotional support, and helps locate detained individuals through official ICE channels and community partnerships.

Who are the volunteers in the North Central WV Rapid Response, and how are they trained?
Volunteers are local residents trained in observing and documenting enforcement actions, supporting families, and maintaining confidentiality, always within the bounds of the law.

What rights do I have when confronted by ICE in North Central WV?
Everyone in the area, regardless of status, has the right to remain silent, refuse consent to a search without a proper warrant, and request to speak with an attorney.

How does the North Central WV Rapid Response confirm ICE presence or raids?
Trained observers verify and document ICE activity before alerting the community, aiming to prevent misinformation and panic.

What should I do if someone is detained by ICE in North Central WV?
Contact the North Central WV Rapid Response hotline at 681-867-6035, gather all relevant information, and use available ICE detainee locator resources or legal contacts for help.

How can I get involved or volunteer with the North Central WV Rapid Response?
Attend a volunteer training session, learn about legal observation and support roles, and sign up for network notifications and meetings.  Call 681-867-6035!