ICE List:Volunteer Guide

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Volunteer Guide

Welcome to the ICE List volunteer team. This guide explains how to contribute safely and effectively to the project.

Overview

The ICE List documents immigration-enforcement activity across the United States. Volunteers help by:

  • researching incidents,
  • confirming identities,
  • adding new agent pages,
  • maintaining state portals,
  • organising image evidence,
  • checking for inconsistencies.

No technical background is required — only accuracy, patience and care.

Getting Started

1. Read the Data Standards

Start with: ICE List:Data Standards

This ensures consistency across all pages.

2. Create or Improve Pages

Volunteers commonly:

  • add new agent pages using `


ICE List:Volunteer Guide

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  • upload screenshots or footage,
  • link incidents to agents,
  • fix spelling, formatting and categorisation.

3. Verification Work

Volunteers assisting verification should:

  • compare images to uniforms, insignia and common agency gear,
  • match locations using landmarks,
  • confirm dates with metadata or reporting,
  • mark items as “Unverified” unless evidence is solid.

Safety & OPSEC

What You Should NOT Do

  • Do not contact ICE agents.
  • Do not attempt to follow or engage with enforcement personnel.
  • Do not gather information through unsafe means.
  • Do not identify civilians involved in incidents.

Safe Research Methods

  • public reporting,
  • official documents,
  • court filings,
  • live broadcasts,
  • social media videos,
  • publicly accessible FOIA releases.

Submitting Work

Images, documents or new details can be submitted through:

  • the image submission system,
  • the incident report form,
  • direct uploads on relevant pages.

Every piece of evidence moves verification forward.

Need Help?

Ask questions on:

  • ICE List talk pages,
  • the volunteer coordination Discord (if applicable),
  • or leave notes on pages needing review.

Consistency and communication matter more than speed.