All across the country a combative movement has directly stood up against ICE, DHS and the broader
machinery of deportation and border enforcement. We are not just LA, but we are MPLS, NYC, Phoenix, Atlanta, and many more cities.
As ICE continues to invade, as police continue to protect them and the supposed opposition can only manage nice words we see clearly that “sanctuary” is paper thin and if it’s ever to be it’s up to us to make it. And look how we’ve done it, all over the country putting state security forces on the run. In Newark an uprising in a detention center joined with combative action on the outside enabled 9 people to flee captivity, with 4 still on the run.
The cracks in their order are plainly showing and we need to push it til it breaks.
When we fight, we fight to win.
Stay mobile – it’s better to temporarily cede ground and swim back than get scattered by overwhelming force.
Stay free – sitting down or linking arms is a good way to get injured and captured, don’t willingly give yourself over to the enemy.
Spread calm – panic and calm are contagious. When you spread info, spread it in a calm, measured tone and speak as clearly as you can. If you must retreat, try to retreat together and walk if you can.
Don’t be safe, be dangerous – all of us are going to have to rise to the challenge. For many of us there is no safety to retreat to and the rest of us must help shoulder the burden of the danger.
EXPAND THE STRUGGLE
No face, no case
“To say what the enemy does not expect and be where they are
not waiting for us, that is the new poetry.” – Anonymous, At Daggers Drawn
ICE and DHS aren’t just the cops and the courts – they have a whole chain of related agencies, logistics and funders. If the enemy is concentrated in one area, they are vulnerable in another. Here’s an incomplete list of some targets.
-Enforcement & Removal Operations – 12500 Tukwila International Blvd, Suite 400, 4th Floor, Seattle
-Homeland Security Investigation – 1000 Second Avenue, Suite 2300, Seattle
-Office of the Principal Legal Advisor (ICE’s legal arm) – 915 Second Avenue, Suite 708, Seattle
-ICE Air Operations at Boeing Field
-USCIS – 12500 Tukwila International Blvd, Seattle
-FBI/NSA/JTTF – 1110 3rd Ave, Seattle
-CPB/SOG – 17801 International Blvd, SeaTac
-CBP PNW Special Operations Department – 2410 Nature’s Path Way, Blaine, Washington
-FDC – 2425 South 200th Street, SeaTac
via: pugetsoundanarchists.
All across the country a combative movement has directly stood up against ICE, DHS and the broader
machinery of deportation and border enforcement. We are not just LA, but we are MPLS, NYC, Phoenix, Atlanta, and many more cities.
As ICE continues to invade, as police continue to protect them and the supposed opposition can only manage nice words we see clearly that “sanctuary” is paper thin and if it’s ever to be it’s up to us to make it. And look how we’ve done it, all over the country putting state security forces on the run. In Newark an uprising in a detention center joined with combative action on the outside enabled 9 people to flee captivity, with 4 still on the run.
The cracks in their order are plainly showing and we need to push it til it breaks.
When we fight, we fight to win.
Stay mobile – it’s better to temporarily cede ground and swim back than get scattered by overwhelming force.
Stay free – sitting down or linking arms is a good way to get injured and captured, don’t willingly give yourself over to the enemy.
Spread calm – panic and calm are contagious. When you spread info, spread it in a calm, measured tone and speak as clearly as you can. If you must retreat, try to retreat together and walk if you can.
Don’t be safe, be dangerous – all of us are going to have to rise to the challenge. For many of us there is no safety to retreat to and the rest of us must help shoulder the burden of the danger.
EXPAND THE STRUGGLE
No face, no case
“To say what the enemy does not expect and be where they are
not waiting for us, that is the new poetry.” – Anonymous, At Daggers Drawn
ICE and DHS aren’t just the cops and the courts – they have a whole chain of related agencies, logistics and funders. If the enemy is concentrated in one area, they are vulnerable in another. Here’s an incomplete list of some targets.
-Enforcement & Removal Operations – 12500 Tukwila International Blvd, Suite 400, 4th Floor, Seattle
-Homeland Security Investigation – 1000 Second Avenue, Suite 2300, Seattle
-Office of the Principal Legal Advisor (ICE’s legal arm) – 915 Second Avenue, Suite 708, Seattle
-ICE Air Operations at Boeing Field
-USCIS – 12500 Tukwila International Blvd, Seattle
-FBI/NSA/JTTF – 1110 3rd Ave, Seattle
-CPB/SOG – 17801 International Blvd, SeaTac
-CBP PNW Special Operations Department – 2410 Nature’s Path Way, Blaine, Washington
-FDC – 2425 South 200th Street, SeaTac
via: pugetsoundanarchists.