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Tech demands ICE out of our cities

ICEout.tech statement from January 24, 2026: "We condemn the Border Patrol’s killing of Alex Pretti and the violent surge of federal agents across our cities. The wanton brutality we’ve seen from ICE and CBP has removed any credibility that these actions are about immigration enforcement. Their goal is terror, cruelty, and suppression of dissent. This must end.

Tech professionals are speaking up against this brutality, and we call on all our colleagues who share our values to use their voice. We know our industry leaders have leverage: in October, they persuaded Trump to call off a planned ICE surge in San Francisco, and big tech CEOs are in the White House tonight. Now they need to go further, and join us in demanding ICE out of all of our cities."
ICEout.tech Pledge: We are tech industry professionals in the United States. We all witnessed ICE brutally kill a US citizen on the streets of Minneapolis. Then, the Trump administration brazenly lied about what happened. We didn’t get here overnight. For months now, Trump has sent federal agents to our cities to criminalize us, our neighbors, friends, colleagues, and family members. From Minneapolis to Los Angeles to Chicago, we’ve seen armed and masked thugs bring reckless violence, kidnapping, terror and cruelty with no end in sight. This cannot continue, and we know the tech industry can make a difference. When Trump threatened to send the national guard to San Francisco in October, tech industry leaders called the White House. It worked: Trump backed down. Today we’re calling on our CEOs to pick up the phone again: 1. Call the White House and demand that ICE leave our cities.
2. Cancel all company contracts with ICE.
3. Speak out publicly against ICE’s violence. We want to be proud to work in tech. We want to be proud of the companies we work for. We can and must use our leverage to end this violence. If you agree, sign below, and spread the word: ICEout.tech
Media coverage:
• "Tech workers ask their bosses to ‘call the White House’ over ICE raids" from The Washington Post • "Tech Workers Are Condemning ICE Even as Their CEOs Stay Quiet" from WIRED • "Tech CEOs have been quiet on ICE. Their workers want them to speak up." from USA Today • "Tech workers urge CEOs to condemn ICE" from Axios

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