Created in 2017, this piece emerged at a moment when the broader public was beginning to confront what many organizers and immigrant communities had long known: that ICE is not a neutral institution, but one that produces deep harm.

Framed by vibrant, flourishing life, this artwork reclaims abolition not as destruction—but as transformation. A call to uproot systems that separate families, criminalize migration, and erode the social fabric—and to imagine and build something more just in their place.

What was once dismissed as radical has become undeniable. This art print stands as both a reflection of that shift and a continued demand for dignity, safety, and liberation for immigrant communities.

Specs:

• Size: 13 x 19 inches

• Paper: 100 lb matte cardstock

• Finish: Smooth matte

• Artwork: Hand-drawn digital illustration