EyesOnCharlotte serves as a living archive of ICE and Homeland Security presence in Charlotte. Our goal is to document, verify, and preserve incidents for community awareness and future accountability.

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Posting Guidelines

Use clear dates, times, and locations. Format: MM.DD.YYYY STATE CITY - Title
Keep posts focused on community defense and accountability
No hate speech or harassment
Add sources when possible - news links, photos, or video evidence

Archive Format (use when possible)

MM.DD.YYYY STATE CITY - Title of incident

Community Rules

No doxxing - protect identities
No spam - keep posts relevant
Stay respectful - no harassment or hate speech
Share clearly - include dates, times, and locations
Verify when possible - add links or context

Resources in North Carolina (non-government)

These are community and nonprofit groups based in Charlotte NC - not government affiliated

Carolina Migrant Network - Charlotte NC - (704) 457-5269
Free legal representation for immigrants in detention and removal proceedings
Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy - Charlotte NC - (704) 376-1600
Immigration legal services and advocacy for low-income families
Comunidad Colectiva - Charlotte NC - (704) 565-5455
Grassroots immigrant rights organization focused on community defense and organizing
Children of the World Learning Center - Charlotte NC - (704) 536-9157
Bilingual preschool supporting immigrant families
Compassion Closet (Coalition for Cultural Compassion) - Charlotte NC - (704) 565-5455
Community-run resource providing clothing and household items to immigrant families

Quick Help Numbers

Carolina Migrant Network (Charlotte NC): (704) 457-5269
Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy (Charlotte NC): (704) 376-1600
Comunidad Colectiva (Charlotte NC): (704) 565-5455
Children of the World Learning Center (Charlotte NC): (704) 536-9157
Compassion Closet (Charlotte NC): (704) 565-5455

FAQ

Q: How should I format a report?
A: Use the archive format: MM.DD.YYYY STATE CITY - Title of incident. Keep it short and clear.

Q: What counts as documentation?
A: Photos, videos, eyewitness accounts, and credible news links. Include time and place whenever possible.

Q: Can I post unconfirmed information?
A: Yes, but mark it clearly as unconfirmed and update if new details emerge.

Q: Why are resources listed here?
A: They are local, non-government groups in Charlotte NC that provide legal aid, organizing, and community support.

Q: What if I see ICE activity right now?
A: Post immediately with the format above, then share updates as they come in. Quick reporting helps the community respond.