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Bancroft Neighborhood Association

Support the “Evict ICE, Not Us” resolution for an immediate eviction moratorium.

The Bancroft Neighborhood Association stands in solidarity with our community in Minneapolis and residents throughout Minnesota who are facing the terror of ICE agents, and we call on Governor Walz to issue an eviction moratorium to keep families in their homes.

Many people are missing work due to the ongoing threat of harassment, detainment, and deportation from federal agents in our streets. They are faced with the impossible choice between risking being kidnapped by ICE or losing their income. Without income, some residents cannot pay rent and are at risk of being evicted from their homes as early as February 1. Evictions would exacerbate the problem, making these residents even more vulnerable to ICE’s terror while facing the harms of being unhoused. 

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Walz issued an eviction moratorium through executive order while many residents were losing their jobs or unable to work. Now, many residents are facing similar financial realities, while at risk of being subject to violence from federal agents. Minnesota residents stand up for each other, and we value and protect our immigrant neighbors.

We support the “Evict ICE, Not Us” resolution and call on Governor Walz to stand with Minnesota residents by issuing an eviction moratorium immediately.

HOW YOU CAN HELP:

1. Sign the petition calling on officials to stop evictions under ICE occupation:

 SIGN THE PETITION 

2. Call and email Minneapolis City Council members and urge them to allow public comment on January 15th in support of an eviction moratorium:

 CALL MINNEAPOLIS CITY COUNCIL (PHONE ONLY) 651-201-3400 
 EMAIL MINNEAPOLIS CITY COUNCIL 

3. Attend the City Council meeting on Thursday, January 15 at 2 pm, Room 380, City Hall, 350 S 5th Street, Minneapolis.

Image courtesy of CANDO @centralneighborhoodmpls

WHAT DO I DO IF ICE SHOWS UP AT MY DOOR?

It’s important that we all know our rights and have a plan for interacting with ICE agents. If ICE shows up at your door:

  • Do not open the door. Teach your children not to open the door.

  • Do not answer any questions from an immigration agent if they try to talk to you through the door. You have the right to remain silent.

  • Do not sign anything without first speaking to a lawyer. You have the right to speak to a lawyer.

  • Record as much of the interaction as you can.

ICE agents need a judicial warrant signed by a real judge to enter your home. DHS administration warrants do not count.

SAVE THIS NUMBER:

To report ICE activity, call the MONARCA rapid response hotline at 612-441-2881.

 MORE KNOW YOUR RIGHTS RESOURCES 

Stay safe, Bancroft neighbors! We protect us.

—Your Bancroft Neighborhood Association

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Bancroft Neighborhood Association, 4120 17th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55407, USA

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