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Envision Freedom Fund Formerly Brooklyn Community Bail Fund. Fighting to dismantle the criminal legal & immigration systems

10/10/2026

There are forces in this country that are trying to divide us and keep us divided so that we will be weak. It’s going to take the strongest possible force to defeat this beast. It’s going to take the unity of all of us. Because our struggle is the same struggle.

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10/10/2026

ICE has no place in our communities. We will continue to fight back and make our voices heard because there’s power in unity.

Organizations, leaders, and community members from across New Jersey come together at the People’s Assembly with one purpose: to learn, organize, and build a more just future for everyone.

After being hospitalized for his injuries, the 28-year-old man who ICE shot in Marble Hill near the Bronx, New York, yes...
10/09/2026

After being hospitalized for his injuries, the 28-year-old man who ICE shot in Marble Hill near the Bronx, New York, yesterday has been taken into ICE custody and transferred to a detention facility outside New York.

We must also not forget that a 5-year-old child was inside the vehicle when the shooting happened.

This is what immigration enforcement looks like in our communities: armed federal agents, disguised in construction vests and masks, carrying out operations that put people’s lives at risk.

We are outraged. ICE continues to cause damage in our communities and instill fear of being shot, detained, or separated from their loved ones simply because they encounter immigration enforcement officers.

We demand accountability for this shooting and demand the release of the man who was wounded and abducted by ICE.

If ICE granted your loved one a $7,500 bond before transferring them out of New Jersey, you may still be able to pay tha...
10/02/2026

If ICE granted your loved one a $7,500 bond before transferring them out of New Jersey, you may still be able to pay that bond online through CeBONDS. A transfer to another state does not necessarily mean the bond cannot be paid. If ICE has issued a bond order, keep the paperwork and try to complete the payment process.

Slide through for directions. Questions? Email us: [email protected]

Si ICE le otorgó una fianza de $7,500 antes de trasladarlo fuera de Nueva Jersey, es posible que aún pueda pagarla en lí...
10/02/2026

Si ICE le otorgó una fianza de $7,500 antes de trasladarlo fuera de Nueva Jersey, es posible que aún pueda pagarla en línea a través de CeBONDs.

Un traslado no siempre significa que la fianza ya no se pueda pagar. ¿Preguntas? Envíe un correo electrónico a: [email protected]

We secured the release of 73 people from ICE detention in September—thanks to your support. They are now returning, or b...
10/01/2026

We secured the release of 73 people from ICE detention in September—thanks to your support. They are now returning, or beginning the process of returning, to their families and communities. At least 40 of the people we bonded out had bonds set at $7,500 by ICE officers.

It takes our entire team to get this work done—from our bond duo and finance manager to our post-release team, advocates, and the person writing this post—to keep this work moving.

Behind every release are several moving pieces: getting bonds paid, coordinating with families and attorneys, supporting people after release, creating communications, balancing the books, and answering calls on our hotline from people who are still inside detention. And all of it is done by a small but deeply committed team.

Your donations make this work possible, and they go incredibly far. Every dollar helps us act when someone has a chance to come home.

His bond was set at $50,000. Envision covered half, while his friends and family came together to cover the remaining $2...
09/29/2026

His bond was set at $50,000. Envision covered half, while his friends and family came together to cover the remaining $25,000. He was detained at Buffalo Federal Detention Facility in Batavia, New York.

His release was made possible because people showed up for him, and because our community came together to make freedom possible.

Your support helps us keep paying bonds and bringing people home:
envisionfreedom.org/donate

63 people freed. $515,000 in bonds paid. And we’re still going.So far this month, we’ve paid bonds for 63 people detaine...
09/23/2026

63 people freed. $515,000 in bonds paid. And we’re still going.

So far this month, we’ve paid bonds for 63 people detained by ICE—helping them leave detention and return home to their loved ones.

But there are still more people waiting for a chance to come home. Your support helps make that possible.

Donate by going to: https://envisionfreedom.org/donate, or via the QR code below. 💜

Wow! After we put out our call last week, we got donations from you! We paid 20 bonds in total last week, and 11 of thos...
09/22/2026

Wow! After we put out our call last week, we got donations from you! We paid 20 bonds in total last week, and 11 of those were $7,500 bonds set by ICE officers. BUT, 21 more PEOPLE are still waiting in detention right now because they can't pay these bonds. We need $286,500 in total to bring 21 people home from ICE Detention.

Go to: envisionfreedom.org/donate to help us meet this moment. No amount is too small. Every single donation goes a long way. 20 people are now home! Can you imagine that? Envision freedom with us. It takes a village to do this ✊

ICE officers indeed have the authority to make the initial bond/custody determination and set a bond amount for people w...
09/21/2026

ICE officers indeed have the authority to make the initial bond/custody determination and set a bond amount for people who they deem eligible for release on bond.

Note that in the past three weeks, many people detained at Delaney Hall in New Jersey have been released on $7,500 immigration bonds set by ICE officers, following a court case in the Third Circuit late last month.

In Case You Missed It: Three weeks ago, the Third Circuit ruled that people who are already in the United States and detained in the interior cannot be automatically held without bond under the government’s interpretation of immigration law. Instead, many are entitled to a bond hearing. The ruling applies throughout the Third Circuit, covering New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

We saw the impact immediately. Envision Freedom Fund has paid bonds for more than 30 people set at $7,500 by ICE agents, and many were detained in New Jersey. That $7,500 amount stands in stark contrast to the $30k–$50k bonds we had been seeing in recent months.

We have an opportunity to free MORE people, quickly—but only if we have the funds to pay their $7,500 bonds: envisionfreedom.org/donate

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