💡 Know Your Rights! Change is coming.
Everyone, regardless of their immigration status, has rights. It’s important to stay informed and empowered! Swipe through these graphics to learn about your rights in different situations.
Need assistance or have questions? Call our FLIC Hotline 📞 at 1-888-600-5762. We’re here to support you. 💛
#ImmigrantRights #Empowerment #KnowYourRights #FLICSupport
💡 ¡ Conozca sus derechos! Este 20 de enero llegarán cambios. Hay que estar preparados.
Todos, independientemente de su estatus migratorio, tiene derechos. ¡Es importante mantenerse informado y empoderado! Estos gráficos te ayudan a conocer tus derechos en diferentes situaciones.
¿Necesitas ayuda o tiene preguntas? Llama a nuestra línea de asistencia 📞 al 1-888-600-5762. Estamos aquí para apoyarte. 💛
#DerechosDeInmigrantes #Empoderamiento #ConoceTusDerechos #FLICSupport
💡 Konnen Dwa Ou!
Tout moun, kèlkeswa estati imigrasyon yo, gen dwa. Li enpòtan pou w rete enfòme epi egzèse pouvwa w! Gade grafik sa yo pou w aprann dwa w nan diferan sitiyasyon.
Ou bezwen asistans oswa ou gen yon kesyon? Rele liy dirèk FLIC nou an 📞 nan 1-888-600-5762. Nou la pou nou sipòte ou. 💛
#DwaImigran #DwaOtonòm #KonnDwaOu #SipòFLIC
Orlando’s music community is hurting right now.
Uncle Lou’s wasn’t just a venue — it was a safe space. A place where artists, neighbors, and communities came together for years through music, culture, and connection.
Now, Uncle Lou is in ICE custody after local enforcement activity reportedly led to immigration enforcement involvement.
For many Floridians, this is another reminder that ICE is becoming increasingly embedded into everyday spaces across our state — including places people once believed were safe.
The Orlando community is now rallying around Uncle Lou and raising funds to support him and his family.
🔗 Donate to the GoFundMe: /f/rally-for-uncle-lous-legal-support or visit the first link in our bio!
🔗 Share his story
🔗 Keep showing up for one another
#StandWithUncleLou #OrlandoMusic #ImmigrantRights #Florida #CommunitySolidarity
🚨 Update on the Board of Education Hearing 🚨
The proposed rules that seek to ban undocumented students from attending state colleges will no longer be heard at this Thursday’s Board of Education hearing.
📆 They have postponed the hearing on these rules to June 30th. The location is yet to be determined.
Let’s keep the pressure on!
Take action by visiting bit.ly/NoStudentBan26 and fill out our form to demand action from your elected officials and Florida’s education leaders! 📣
“For the ultimate cure is the love of our people, so stand with me.”
Together, we honored Cinco de Mayo’s roots in resistance and courage. We heard powerful messages from local poets, artists, and leaders on the front lines of Miami’s diverse communities.
It’s certain — there is power in unity and collective action.
We’d like to thank Dominique the Poet, @girlcomesitwithme , for sharing her powerful poem with us.
We’d like to thank both our host, Books & Books, @booksandbooks , and our sponsor, 10 Days of Connection @10daysofconnection , for their continuous commitment to serving the people.
Stay involved and find more events through our pinned post, which we update every month.
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This Mother’s Day looks different for too many families.
Some moms are celebrating. Some are waiting. Some are separated from the people they love most.
We’re holding space for all of them today.
If you can, reach out to your mom. Tell her you love her. Hold her a little tighter.
And if you can’t, you’re not alone. We're with you.
Leave a comment below and spread some love to all the moms out there ❤️
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Este Día de la Madre se siente diferente para muchas familias.
Hay mamás celebrando. Otras esperando. Otras separadas de quienes más aman.
Hoy hacemos espacio para todas.
Si puedes, comunícate con tu mamá. Dile que la amas. Abrázala un poco más fuerte.
Y si no puedes, no estás solo en eso. Te vemos.
Deja un comentario abajo y comparte un poco de amor con todas las mamás ❤️
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Jou Manman sa a diferan pou anpil fanmi.
Gen kèk manman k ap selebre. Gen lòt k ap tann. Gen lòt ki separe ak moun yo renmen plis la.
jodiya, n ap panse ak yo tout.
Si’w kapab, kontakte manman ou. Di li ou renmen li. Ba li yon akolad pi fò.
E si’w pa kapab, ou pa poukont ou. Nou la avè’w.
Kite yon kòmantè anba a epi montre tout manman yo lanmou ❤️
#MothersDay #DíaDeLasMadres #BonFetManman #LoveForMoms #WeAreFlorida
USCIS is sitting on DACA renewal applications and our neighbors are left waiting months for protections they've already earned.
Swipe for what's happening and the steps you can take right now to stay protected while we take action together.
You are not alone. We've got your back. ✊
📲 Text HOME IS HERE to 787-57 to stay updated and RSVP for our “Navigating DACA Renewal Delays Together Community Call” on Wednesday May 6th at 7pm EST or sign up here: https://unitedwedre.am/DACADelaysCall
📢 The People's Hearing 2026! Thank you to all of the amazing people who shared their testimony in Miami. It was incredible to hear so many voices testifying and doing their part to create a more just future.
Check out the last slide for a joyful surprise!
The heat didn’t stop workers from showing up — and neither did fear. This May Day was about showing up for workers and reminding people that dignity on the job is non-negotiable. ✊🌱
A huge thank you to everyone who joined WeCount!’s Planting Justice, Sembrando Justicia, press conference and march for workers’ rights. Together, we spoke directly with retailers and community members about the protections every worker deserves — including access to water, shade, respectful break times, and safe working conditions.
Workers keep Florida moving. They deserve to be protected, respected, and heard every single day.
Thank you to every organizer, worker, volunteer, and community member who made this powerful day possible. This is what solidarity looks like. 💚
#MayDay #WorkersRights #PlantingJustice #SembrandoJusticia #WeCountMiami
Claims of personal assurances made to a single person in Miami’s FIFA Host Committee regarding no ICE at World Cup events are not credible. The administration needs to make a formal announcement of a moratorium of immigration enforcement. Also in Florida, our local police are deputized as immigration agents, so it’s not just an ICE issue.
Today, The New York Times reported that Florida officials were in talks about closing down the Everglades Detention Camp. This camp is nothing more than a desecration of sacred indigenous land where over 15,000 kidnapped individuals were processed and then deported or disappeared. No matter how hard DeSantis tries to paint this place as a success, it is clear that this was a site where people were tortured. The Trump Regime has plans to expand mass detention in the US, and we need you to fight with us to make sure families are safe. If you’re ready to join the fight, click on the link in bio.
