Immigration | Voces Unidas

Immigration
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Emergencies: 970-340-8586

Email: intake@vocesunidas.org

How we can help

Call our 24/7 hotline at 970-340-8586 to report ICE activity in your community, for help finding a loved one after an ICE operation or to get free legal services for a loved one at the Aurora detention center.

Our case management team can also help connect families with resources like housing, food, mental health care, transportation, and other essential services through trusted local partners. Call us at 970-340-8586 to request support.

We are offering free legal consultations with trusted immigration attorneys at the Aurora detention center, thanks to generous donors who support our Western Slope Legal Defense Fund. Call us at 970-340-8586 to request support.

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News and Alerts

Voces Unidas only publishes ICE activity that we can independently verify.

Preguntas: comunidad@vocesunidas.org

Letter to the Eagle County community

Family wants answers, justice for Colorado man who died in ICE custody

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Know Your Rights

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Derechos al obtener atención médica
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Tarjetas rojas

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Informacion si participan en manifestaciones

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Preguntas: comunidad@vocesunidas.org

Civil Rights Violations

Voces Unidas tracks and investigates reports of civil rights violations. Here are some of the cases we have made public.

Family wants answers, justice for Colorado man who died in ICE custody

Delvin Francisco Rodriguez was detained by ICE on Colorado’s Western Slope in September and died in December after he was transported to a detention center there. His family wants answers.

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ICE left racist death cards to intimidate Latinos in Eagle County

This week in Eagle County, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) crossed a clear and dangerous line. After detaining nine Latino community members, ICE agents left ace of spades cards—widely known as the “death card”—inside the abandoned vehicles. The cards, later found by family members, clearly identify ICE’s Denver Field Office. Card found by family The ace of spades has a long history as a tool of intimidation , from psychological warfare during the Vietnam War to its

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Garfield County Jail may still be collaborating with ICE

In multiple cases, families say their loved one was ordered released or posted bond — but never walked out of the Garfield County Jail. Instead they were detained by ICE.

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Voces Unidas tracks data from all reports to our 24-7 hotline for ICE activity. As of January 22, 2026, Voces Unidas has received 129 reports of ICE activity in the Western Slope. See data below.

The Western Slope Legal Defense Fund has opened 110 cases for legal aid since January 2025. We provide a free legal consultation at the Aurora detention center for any Western Slope resident. See data below.