This Día de los Muertos, communities across the country are coming together to honor the lives lost to ICE violence and detention — and to demand Congress finally act. Since 2025, at least 54 people have died in ICE custody. We're done mourning quietly — we're turning grief into action, and demanding Congress get ICE out of our communities, redirect its funding, and shut down its detention centers for good.

The Workers Circle is part of the End the ICE Age campaign, and we're looking for people ready to step up and help lead a local campaign action as part of a national weekend of action this Día de los Muertos honoring the lives lost to ICE violence and detention.

Between October 31 and November 2, communities across the country will hold vigils, build altars, and demand Congress get ICE out of our communities, redirect its funding, and shut down its detention centers. We'd love for your city to be one of them — but we need a host to make that happen.

You don't need prior organizing experience — just a willingness to bring people together. We'll walk you through everything.