Summary
Celebrities and influencers are sharing videos online to guide people on how to contact their government representatives to express concerns about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). These videos are part of a broader movement encouraging more direct political engagement among younger generations. There is an increasing call to withhold funding for ICE following incidents that have raised concerns about the agency's actions.
Key Facts
- Influencers and celebrities are posting videos about reporting ICE to elected officials.
- Actress Kerry Washington and influencer Chris Olsen have shared tutorials on contacting representatives.
- The movement follows protests against ICE after incidents involving federal agents in Minnesota.
- ICE experienced its deadliest year in two decades in 2025, with 32 custody-related deaths.
- The House passed a DHS funding bill, which includes $10 billion for ICE, sparking criticism.
- Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has pledged to block the DHS funding package.
- Videos explain the process to engage those unfamiliar with calling representatives.
- Washington's video has been viewed over six million times, highlighting its wide reach.
