Long Island Immigrant Community Urged to Unite Amidst ICE Concerns

Long Island, NY – In a recent interview, Dr. Patricia Campos Medina, a university professor, educator, and prominent immigrant rights activist, addressed the growing apprehension within the immigrant community in Long Island. Dr. Campos Medina highlighted the pervasive fear stemming from reported ICE attacks and raids, noting that even local legislators are receiving calls regarding increased patrolling. She underscored the critical need for individuals not to remain silent in the face of these challenges. "The most important thing for the immigrant community is not to stay silent," stated Dr. Campos Medina. She urged individuals to actively engage with community organizations and to seek support from committees and unions. Emphasizing solidarity, she affirmed, "We will protect them in whatever way we can, and we will continue fighting for their rights, their dignity, and to advance immigration reform amidst this crisis." The message aims to empower and unite the community during a period of heightened concern.