BPF

  • Uphold Civil Liberties
  • Redirect Tax Dollars
  • Protect Minorities

Before answering
any questions:

I want to speak to an attorney.
I will not speak to anyone,
answer any questions about
my immigration status, respond
to any accusations, waive any
of my legal rights, or consent
to any search of my persons,
papers or property, until I have
first obtained advice of an
attorney.


 

B  O  R  D  E  R     P  A  T  R  O  L     F  R  E  E

Stop Border Patrol checkpoints, raids, surveillance,
racial profiling, expansion plans & waste of tax dollars

Forms & Materials

BP Incident Report Form

Descriptions of direct personal experiences you have with the Border Patrol are among our most effective tools to document the abuses and violations of civil liberties that are taking place.

Document incidents you have witnessed regarding Border Patrol checkpoints, questioning, surveillance, harassment, etc. Even if you have experienced reverse profiling—you were not stopped, questioned or profiled, when others were—that is significant.

We are gathering these facts to share information with our elected representatives. Information may also be shared, with permission, with the ACLU for use in their legal efforts. Confidentiality is respected when requested.

Download the Incident Report Form .
Questionnaire in English or
Tecleo aqui para el Cuestionario en Espanol.
Return completed forms to:
Coalition, P.O. Box 162, Chimacum, WA 98325 or
St. Mary's, P.O. Box 231, Chimacum, WA 98325

Hotline Wallet Cards

Keep these small cards handy. Call to report a Border Patrol checkpoint, raid, arrest, detainment or surveillance inside of East Jefferson County. Give as much information as possible. See the Hotline Questionnaire. If someone is detained, provide their name and birth date. Before you call make sure you have accurate information from two or more sources. A team of concerned people will be notified.

Hotline Wallet Cards

Download printable Hotline wallet cards here
English on one side and Spanish on the other.

Farm Workers

In the summer of 2008, Border Patrol agents suddenly began appearing at the Jefferson County Courthouse, targeting residents with hispanic surnames—without warrants or probable cause—and demanding to see proof of citizenship.



Know Your Rights Cards

Hotline Wallet Cards

Download printable Know Your Rights wallet cards here

We oppose Border Patrol activities inside our borders. These activities abuse our
civil liberties, waste physical & financial resources, & do not enhance border security.

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