Eliza Orlins

And so I think that, you know, there's a huge gap between what people think ICE can do and what the law actually allows.

you know, that's why I talk so much about, about knowing your rights on my platforms.

Like I want people to understand that they have the right to remain silent.

They have the right not to answer questions about their citizenship status, where they were born, where they're going, who they live with.

You know, if you were being questioned, you can just say, I'm exercising my right to remain silent.

I would like to speak to a lawyer.

Silence is not suspicious.

It is legal.

And everyone, there's a reason why we have a fifth amendment right to remain silent, but you have to use it.

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And then, you know, in terms of what we're seeing a lot online is this situation around the warrants.

So basically, this secret ICE memo was leaked to Senator Blumenthal, which basically was directing ICE to enter homes with these administrative warrants without judicial warrants.

And that is not legal.

So if a warrant is not signed by a judge, it is not a valid warrant.

You should not open your door.

Don't let anyone into your home.

Don't consent to searches of your home, your car, your phone, your bag, yourself.

Just say, I do not consent to a search.

Don't explain.

You know, even if you're held, you do have the right to an attorney.