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November 6, 2026

Save the Date: November 6th Day of Action

Williston, Vermont

Until Next Day of Action

49

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20

Hours

59

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32

Seconds

Mark your calendar for our next statewide mobilization. As details are finalized, we'll share the full schedule, training requirements, and ways to get involved — but you can start preparing today.

What to Expect

9:00 AM ET

Gather at White Cap Business park, the home of ICE's National Criminal Analysis Targeting Center. Bear witness to the ways this facility spies on our neighbors, including US citizens, and turns people into "targets" for ICE violence, detention, and deportation. After a breif gathering we will march ~1.5 miles to our action location on Harvest lane.

What to Expect: Direct Action

10:00 AM ET

Those trained in nonviolent direct action (NVDA) and organized into affinity groups will hold a peaceful sit-in at the Law Enforcement Support Center, home to ICE's national tip line where suspected immigrants are reported for illegal surveillance, targeting, and family separation. Together, we will work to shut down ICE's operations at this facility for the day.

IMPORTANT!

Direct Action requires training

The Direct Action portion of the event is limited to individuals who have participated in nonviolent direct action (NVDA) training and are members of an affinity group. You can sign up for an NVDA training at the link below.

Other Ways to Take Action

Join the Coalition

Bring your organization into the ICE Out Vermont Alliance. We welcome faith groups, unions, community organizations, and affinity groups.

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Help with outreach, translation, legal observation, logistics, and more. Every skill is needed.

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Support our work with a financial contribution. Funds go directly to organizing, legal support, and community defense.

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Spread the Word

Share our message on social media, talk to your neighbors, and help build awareness of immigrant rights issues.

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