Resources for Federal Immigration Presence on Lake Street

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Monarca Rapid Response Line | 612-441-2881

Immigrant Defense Network (IDN) Hotline | 612-255-3112

The Lake Street Council condemns the divisive rhetoric and actions targeting our Somali, East African, and Latino community members, along with the many other communities facing discrimination and attacks on their rights and dignity. These neighbors are integral to the fabric of our business community and neighborhood. They are business owners, employees, customers, valued residents, and families who contribute immeasurably to what makes Lake Street special. We stand with all marginalized communities and will continue to support them.

Please remember this important information about your rights:

  • You have the right to remain silent and to request to speak with a lawyer

  • You can refuse to sign documents until you consult with legal counsel

  • Your business is private property - You have the right not to open your door unless presented with a valid judicial warrant signed by a judge with your correct name and address

The Lake Street Council has a variety of signage to make available to your business or nonprofit at no cost to you. The available signs are:

  • Private Property (corrugated signs intended for parking lots)

  • All are Welcome Here - Except ICE (available in English, Spanish, and Somali)

  • Various screen-printed posters produced by local artists with supportive messaging of Lake Street and immigrants.

Contact us to request any signage be delivered to you.

Contact:
business@lakestreetcouncil.org
Call/Text: 612-221-8545


City Support

Frequently Asked Questions
311 → call to report an instance of federal immigration officials entering private property to the City

Employer Guide

What to do if Immigration comes to your Workplace

Know Your Rights

Know Your Rights with ICE - Immigrant Defense Project

Know Your Rights with ICE - The Office of the Minnesota Attorney General

Know Your Rights/Conoce Tus Derechos - Minnesota Women’s Press

Warrants & Subpoenas

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