Citizens Bank is financing
ICE detention companies.
Citizens Bank talks a lot about valuing diversity and building strong communities. What they don't talk about: they're helping for-profit prison companies get the cash they need to lock more people away in ICE detention.
You've heard the stories that come out of the facilities run by CoreCivic and The GEO Group. 911 dispatchers flooded with calls. Severe medical neglect. Children locked up for months on end. But even as the heartbreaking stories pour out of ICE detention centers, Citizens Bank keeps pouring money into them.
Citizens Bank has dodged accountability for their important role in supporting inhumane ICE detention. Until now.
Take the De-ICE Citizens Bank pledge
No company should profit from harmful detention practices without consequences. Until Citizens Bank ends its relationships with ICE detention operators, I'll work to educate my community about their involvement,
end their partnerships, and demand accountability from their leadership.
READY TO GET STARTED?

Join us June 6 to tell Citizens: No more cash for ICE prison companies!
Momentum is building and we're not stopping until Citizens Bank stops financing CoreCivic and GEO Group.
Join thousands of people across the country on June 6 to raise the volume on our message in a national day of action.
Find an action near you or pick a Citizens Bank branch and host your own! Get the details and an organizing toolkit with everything you need for your June 6 action at the link below.
Find a group taking action near you.
One of the best wasy to get involved in this effort is to connect with a group in your area to find out whether they have upcoming actions. To locate a group taking action near you, enlarge the map below. Click on any pin to get contact information for that group.

Note for organizers: This map no longer tracks locations or details for coordinated actions. Please see our Mobilize page for information on actions planned for June 6.
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