The best thing you can do for the immigrant communities is to use your voice to advocate for them. This can be done in a variety of peaceful protests. Staying silent won't make a change. 

One way for people in power to learn more about your cause and possibly even be impactful and help to make a change is through lobbying. You can professionally email, call, write to, or even speak to (in-person) a legislator in your area. Even if they are already in support of your cause, the more voices and perspectives they hear, the more they'll care. If they're not in support, you may be able to teach them something new or help them see a new perspective that could influence them to make a change. 

Keystone Indivisible and Resist 47 (within the Indivisible program) are both local groups that protest against right wing agendas, specifically I.C.E. Keystone Indivisible is the one designated for State College and Resist 47 is the one more central for Clearfield County and Phillipsburg where Moshannon Valley Processing Center is located. They have groups all over the U.S., so no matter which state you're in, you can join the protest.

Legislator Contact Information in PA:

SOURCES: triblive.com, latinxtherapy.com, groups.indivisible.org, thompson.house.gov, pa.gov, kerrybenninghoff.com, scanlon.house.gov,  summerlee.house.gov, letterman.senate.gov, mccormick.senate.gov, senatordush.com, pahouse.com, rephephart.com