Rapid Response Network in Connecticut | Unidad Latina en Acción (ULA)

Community protection in response to ICE activity

The Rapid Response Network in Connecticut, coordinated by Unidad Latina en Acción (ULA), is a community-led initiative focused on immigrant rights defense, protecting immigrant families, and responding to reports of ICE activity.

The network promotes community safety, rapid response, and access to trusted immigrant resources in Connecticut.

What is the Rapid Response Network?

The Rapid Response Network is activated when ICE presence or enforcement activity is reported in Connecticut, with the goal of:

• Protecting immigrant families and neighborhoods
• Defending civil and human rights
• Providing community accompaniment
• Safely and legally documenting incidents
• Connecting affected families with trusted support and resources

What does the ULA Rapid Response Network do?

• Responds to ICE activity reports in Connecticut
• Activates responsible community presence
• Provides support and accompaniment for immigrant families
• Conducts safe community documentation
• Shares verified information about immigrant rights

📞 EMERGENCY / ICE REPORTING LINE:
475-323-9413

Who can volunteer?

Anyone committed to supporting immigrant communities in Connecticut can volunteer.

• No prior experience required
• Training and guidance provided
• Multiple volunteer roles available

👉 Sign up to volunteer with the Rapid Response Network:
🔗 http://ulanewhaven.org/volunteer/

Why is the Rapid Response Network important?

In response to increased immigration enforcement, the Rapid Response Network helps:

• Ensure rapid community response
• Reduce fear and misinformation
• Strengthen community organizing
• Protect immigrant families collectively

🤝 Community defense is collective.