Research Articles involving
Stop ICE Alerts

Although Stop ICE is not an academic institution, its work has been discussed in journalism, civic tech reporting, and scholarship related to data activism, digital mapping, and immigration enforcement. The following sources provide research-based insight into the broader context and digital methodologies that Stop ICE uses.

Free Workshop

Article: “These sites help communities avoid ICE—and now they’re under attack”
LA Public Press 2025
https://lapublicpress.org/2025/09/dhs-wants-ice-raid-warning-group-data/?utm_source=chatgpt.com


This investigation examines Stop ICE directly, including interviews with the project’s founder, Sherman Austin. It highlights how the platform operates, how it gathers and protects crowd-sourced data, and the growing national concerns surrounding privacy, surveillance, and digital resistance. This article demonstrates how Stop ICE functions as a community-driven information network and reflects the tensions between government surveillance and public transparency.