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The Right to Remain in Safety: The Impact of Community Leadership on Philadelphia's ICE Holds Policy
This article examines how community-led advocacy shaped Philadelphia’s policy on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detainers. Focusing on the efforts of the Philadelphia Family Unity Network and other immigrant-rights organizations, the article argues that grassroots leadership was instrumen
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