Library of Resources

1. How to Prepare for ICE in Healthcare Settings

2. Q&A and Guide for Health Centers: Responding to ICE Encounters

3. Guide for Informing Terra Firma Participants about ICE Presence

4. Guidelines for Responding to ICE Enforcement at Community Health Centers

How to Prepare for ICE in Healthcare Settings

Healthcare staff are not law enforcement—their role is to provide care for patients. Healthcare facilities can promote safe healthcare settings by following the 5 steps outlined in the guide.

5 Steps to Prepare for ICE in Healthcare Settings

Q&A and Guide for Health Centers: Responding to ICE Encounters

This guide provides answers to common questions and protocols for healthcare facilities to follow when encountering U.S. Immigration and CustomsEnforcement (ICE) agents, ensuring patient safety, staff preparedness, and legal compliance.

Q&A and Guide for Health Centers: Responding to ICE Encounters

Guide for Informing Terra Firma Participants about ICE Presence

This document provides guidance for Terra Firma sites when ICE presence is reported in the area. The goal is to help Terra Firma programs comply with legal and ethical obligations while promoting continued access to services.

Guide for Informing Terra Firma Participants about ICE Presence

Guidelines for Responding to ICE Enforcement at Community Health Centers

In light of the current administration's orders on immigration enforcement, here is a guide for CHCs to prepare themselves and protect their patients' rights while ensuring access to essential care.

Guidelines for Responding to ICE Enforcement at CHC