Adopt a Corner

When the National Day Laborers Organizing Network (NDLON) made the call for “people of conscience to stand with immigrants in their community – literally,” RADdies answered the call. Since September, Marin residents have been regularly visiting a two-block stretch of Novato’s Redwood Boulevard. 

In December, San Rafael area residents adopted “corners” in three areas of the city. With the support of the Marin Rapid Response Network and its cadre of trained Legal Observers, visits are increased when events warrant, like when ICE and the National Guard was expected to surge in the Bay Area in late 2025 or ahead of the Super Bowl and its heightened spotlight on immigrants.

Information is Shared  -  Cards that are offered to day laborers  include the MRRN 24 hour Hotline number -- 415.991.4545 and the ACLU Know Your Rights cards in both Spanish and English. If you see ICE, call the Hotline.  The MRRN  office will send out legal observers (LO) to verify and to record any ICE activity.  The LO will  report back to the  hotline workers,  who record all the information. This information can be used to get legal assistance in the event of an abduction by ICE.  This is done in hopes of preventing the abductee from being transferred out of state, and so the courts might intervene to protect their constitutional habeas corpus rights. 

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