Tell Corporations: Stop Collaborating with ICE

Every deportation flight, corporate contract, and service agreement that keeps Immigration and Customs Enforcement running sends the same message: corporate America is choosing profit over human lives.

ICE does not operate on its own. It relies on private corporations to move people across the country, transport detainees, provide communications infrastructure, and normalize mass deportation as business as usual. 

Major corporations named in recent reporting include Amazon, Microsoft, Target, Home Depot, AT&T, Comcast, UPS, and FedEx. These are some of the most powerful brands in the world, and their services and infrastructure help make Donald Trump’s deportation agenda possible.

Thankfully, we know that public pressure works.

When Avelo Airlines quietly began operating charter deportation flights for ICE, workers and communities exposed the deal and demanded accountability. The backlash was swift. Customers canceled bookings. Flight crews spoke out. Community organizers forced the issue into the open. Soon after, Avelo announced job cuts and faced sustained scrutiny over its role in deportations. The lesson was unmistakable: collaborating with ICE creates real reputational, financial, and workforce consequences.

Yet many corporations continue to profit from ICE contracts while publicly claiming to support human rights, racial justice, and immigrant inclusion. Those statements ring hollow as long as these same companies continue providing services that enable detention, surveillance, and family separation.

We are calling on corporate leaders to make a clear and public choice. End all collaboration with ICE. Cancel existing contracts. Refuse future work. Commit to non-cooperation with mass deportation and enforcement that tears families apart.

Sign now and tell corporate America: stop collaborating with ICE. Choose people over profit, and cut the ties that make deportation possible.