Deport Ice Pins and Buttons
Description: Send away fear and misinformation while welcoming the people who strengthen every community they join. Makes a great gift for immigration advocates and human dignity supporters.
Deport Ignorance Not Immigrants | Anti ICE, Anti Hate, Pro Immigration Quote Pin
by Quiet Storm
$3.25
Description: A powerful statement against racial profiling and unconstitutional immigration raids. This design calls out ICE’s stop-and-detain policies and reminds America that equality under the law means all people—regardless of skin color—deserve due process and respect. Created for citizens, activists, protesters, and anyone who believes that justice doesn’t come in shades and that the 4th amendment applies to all, regardless of what Trump seems to think. Wear it to rallies, marches, or anywhere you want to stand up for human rights and equal protection for all.
Description: Flips the script with a provocative twist on anti-immigrant rhetoric. A bold statement that redefines who truly threatens American values and communities. Makes a great gift for immigrant allies and satirical truth-tellers.
Keep The Immigrants, Deport The Republicans - Abolish ICE, Pro-Immigrant Satire Pin
by Quiet Storm
$3.25
Description: Make a powerful and provoking statement with this "Who Would Jesus Deport?" design. Featuring a bold, colorful 70s retro groovy font style with a heavily distressed vintage finish. Perfect for human rights activists, progressive Christians, political nerds, and anyone who stands for social justice and compassion. Great for peaceful rallies, charity events, university campus wear, or as a meaningful sarcastic gift for friends.
Description: Show your support for equality and inclusion with this bold design. Featuring the powerful message "Keep the Immigrants, Deport the Racists" alongside the American flag, it stands as a statement against racism and in favor of a compassionate, welcoming America. Perfect for those who believe in human rights and stand against discrimination.
Description: Due Process: The End of Due Process — Three ICE agents stand in tactical gear, faces obscured by helmets, skull masks, and dark glasses—symbols of anonymity and intimidation. The stark caption, “WHOSE DUE PROCESS IS DENIED NEXT,” echoes a growing fear in underserved communities. In an era of heightened enforcement and eroding civil liberties, this image captures the tension between state power and constitutional rights. It reflects a nation grappling with its identity, where marginalized voices risk being silenced under the weight of militarized authority.
