How to Protect Kids from ICE

We Can Do Hard Things

438. How to Protect Kids from ICE

Right now in America, children are standing alone in immigration court—no lawyer, no advocate, no protection—forced to represent themselves against government attorneys from Homeland Security.

Glennon joins immigration justice leaders Lillian Aponte Miranda of the Florence Project and Shaina Aber of the Acacia Center for Justice to reveal what’s happening to immigrant families—and how we can meet this moment with care and action to protect children from ICE.

To donate to the entire network of legal service providers serving unaccompanied immigrant children or to find an organization near you, visit protectimmigrantkids.org

To volunteer as a Witness for Justice: VOMO

To uplift on your social media platforms: #ProtectKids Toolkit - Google Docs

The Florence Project provides free legal services, social services, and advocacy to immigrants facing detention and potential deportation. 


To learn more about the Florence Project's work, visit: www.firrp.org and follow them on social media:

Instagram: @The_FlorenceProject 

Facebook: Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project


The Acacia Center for Justice builds, strengthens, and expands immigrant legal defense programs for adults and children across the country.


To learn more about the Acacia Center for Justice’s work, visit:  https://acaciajustice.org/  and follow them on social media: 

Instagram: @acaciajustice

Facebook: Acacia Center for Justice

2025-08-19 58 min

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