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Reports Filed
The community reporting effort 460+ Americans have already used
Help us report them all to ICE.
Are you tired of illegal immigrants stealing hard-working Americans' jobs? Tired of the crimes they commit: the drugs, the theft, the gangs? Tired of living in fear in your own neighborhood? You are not alone, and you are not powerless.
Reports are compiled and submitted anonymously, in batches, to ICE through their tip form. Takes under two minutes. No name required on the report itself.
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Anonymous Filings
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To File a Report
See where your neighbors are already reporting
Every red dot is an area where community members have filed reports through this effort. Hover or tap a dot to see how many reports have come from that area. Then add yours to the map.
Reports filed by area
Live community mapReports shown reflect filings accepted into the submission pipeline as of this week. Totals update as batches are processed. File your report below to put your area on the map.
What we do with your report
Three things happen the moment you hit submit. Here is also the one thing that never happens.
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We take your report in, anonymously
Your name, phone, and email are only collected in case we need to reach out for additional information. They never appear on anything submitted to ICE. The report itself is anonymous from the moment it enters the queue.
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Every report gets reviewed and batched
Each submission is reviewed, assigned its report number, and compiled with others from your region into the next weekly batch. Batches are prepared around the clock; 212 have gone out so far.
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Batches go to ICE through their tip form
The compiled batch is submitted anonymously to ICE through their official TIP form. After each batch is submitted, every report record in it is destroyed. Nothing lingers, nothing traces back to you.
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What never happens: your information sold, shared, or leaked
We don't sell data, we don't share lists, and records are destroyed after every batch submission. The only email you will ever get from us is your report confirmation and your place in line.
Your neighbors are already speaking up
Real messages from community members who decided to stop staying quiet.
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"I reported the crew that took over the construction jobs on our street. Two weeks later the worksite was quiet. For the first time in years my son got called back to work."
— Verified filer, Report #431
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"I was scared to say anything. This let me report what was happening at the apartment complex behind us without anyone knowing it was me. Took me three minutes."
— Verified filer, Report #402
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"People talk about it at church, at the diner, everywhere. Nobody does anything. This is the first thing that actually felt like doing something. I've filed four reports."
— Verified filer, Report #377
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"My daughter couldn't get hours at the packing plant because they keep hiring people who shouldn't even be here. We filed a report the same night I found this site."
— Verified filer, Report #419
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"The drug house on our block is gone. I can't prove it was my report and I don't care. I finally did something instead of just complaining about it."
— Verified filer, Report #395
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"Everybody in my neighborhood knows what's going on but everybody's afraid of being called a name for saying it. Anonymous reporting takes that away. Use it."
— Verified filer, Report #426
From your kitchen table to an ICE batch, in four steps
No hotline hold music. No forms in triplicate. No name attached. This is how a report becomes a batch submission.
You file the report
Describe what's happening in your area: jobs, crime, or anything else. Type it or record it with your voice. Attach photos or documents if you have them.
It's numbered and reviewed
Every report gets its number the moment it's filed. Reviewers check it's complete and route it to the right regional batch.
The batch goes to ICE
Weekly batches are submitted anonymously to ICE through their official TIP form. 212 batches so far, covering every state.
The record is destroyed
After each batch is submitted, every report record in it is destroyed. Your report exists only as an anonymous line in a batch.
Help us report them all to ICE
Every day you wait is another day of stolen jobs and crime in your area. Filing is free, anonymous, and takes less than two minutes.
File a Report Now. Free & AnonymousOr support the effort and move a report to the front of the line.
Why we started counting
Report Illegals Near You began the way most honest things do: with people who were tired of being told to stay quiet.
For years the same story played out in town after town. Factories, construction sites, meatpacking plants, restaurants: jobs that used to go to the people who lived there started going to people who shouldn't even be in the country. Wages fell. Hours disappeared. And when anyone said a word about it, they were the one who got the look.
Meanwhile the same neighborhoods dealt with the rest of it: the thefts, the drugs, the gang graffiti that showed up overnight, the break-ins that the police took reports on and never called back about. People knew exactly what was going on. Nobody with a badge or a title wanted to hear it from them.
So in 2024 a handful of volunteers from three different states built the thing nobody else would: a dead-simple way for ordinary Americans to put what they were seeing on the record, anonymously, in batches, straight to ICE through their own tip form, with no hotline, no name, and no permission asked.
That first month there were 11 reports. This month there will be more than that filed before lunch. 458 reports in, 212 batches out, every one of them anonymous, every record destroyed after submission. That number grows every single day, and this effort is just getting started.
What we believe
Three commitments, and we hold ourselves to every one of them.
Your name never rides along
The report is anonymous from the moment it enters the pipeline. Contact details exist only so we can reach you if we need more information: they are never part of anything submitted.
Records don't outlive the batch
After every batch is submitted to ICE through their TIP form, each report record in it is destroyed. No archive, no resale, no call lists. Gone means gone.
Everybody gets the same voice
Whether you donate or not, your report is reviewed with the same care. Money moves a report's place in line: it never changes how seriously it's taken.
How this effort is funded
No grants, no government money, no strings. Just Americans chipping in.
Everything here: the review desk, the batching pipeline, the submission schedule: runs on donations from people who want illegal immigration reported in their area. The average gift is small. There are just a lot of them.
Donations pay for three things: reviewers who read every report before it's batched, the infrastructure that keeps the pipeline running around the clock, and the weekly submission schedule itself. That's the whole budget.
Filing a report is free and it always will be. If you want to do more, support the effort: and if you want your own report moved to the front of the line, supporters can request Expedited Filing.
They're counting on you staying quiet
458 of your neighbors already refused. Add your report to the next batch: free, anonymous, under two minutes.
File a Report NowOne pipeline. Every report. Every week.
Here's exactly what happens between the moment you hit submit and the moment your report rides out in a batch to ICE.
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Anonymous intake, 24/7
The report form takes your name, phone, email, and address only so reviewers can reach you for more information and associate the report with your area. The report content itself: typed or voice-recorded: enters the queue with nothing attached to it but a number.
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Review and regional batching
Every report is read by a reviewer who checks it's complete, clear, and specific enough to be useful. Reports are then grouped with others from the same region into the next batch. Batches are prepared continuously: 212 have been submitted so far.
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Weekly anonymous submission to ICE
Each completed batch is submitted to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement through their official tip form: anonymously, with no filer information attached. This is the same reporting channel ICE publishes for the public; we keep it fed, week after week, area after area.
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Expedited Filing for supporters
General-queue reports are processed strictly in order received. Supporters who move a report to the front of the line get it into the very next batch: same report, same number, new place in line. That's the entire pitch: your report goes sooner.
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Record destruction after every batch
The moment a batch is submitted, every report record in it is destroyed: content, attachments, voice notes, all of it. What remains is the anonymous line in a batch that has already left. We consider that the whole point.
What your report can cover
If you've seen it, you can report it. The more specific, the more useful.
Reports are community filings, not sworn statements. They describe what filers have witnessed in their own areas and are submitted to ICE as anonymous tips through the agency's public TIP form. ICE receives more tips than it can act on, and we cannot guarantee that ICE will honor every report submitted to them: but a report in a batch beats silence every time.
Your area is already on the map
Someone from your county is probably filing a report right now. Make sure the next batch includes yours.
File a Report: Free & AnonymousFund the effort. Move to the front of the line.
Every dollar keeps the review desk staffed, the batches moving, and the pipeline pointed at ICE. Supporters can also move a report to the front of the line for faster processing.
Choose your donation method
All six methods are accepted. A member of our team follows up with payment details for your chosen method.
Choose your amount
By supporting the effort you accept our Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Donation & Refund Policy. Donations fund the reporting effort; they are not payments to ICE or any government agency, and a donation never changes the content of a report.
Where every dollar goes
The budget is three lines long, and all three exist to move batches out the door.
Questions people ask before supporting
Do I have to donate to file a report?
No. Filing is free, anonymous, and always will be. Donations fund the effort and allow supporters to move a report to the front of the line through Expedited Filing, but every report, donated or not, is reviewed and batched.
What exactly does Expedited Filing do?
General-queue reports are processed strictly in the order received. Expedited Filing moves a report into the Expedited Filing queue so it's processed with the very next batch instead of waiting its turn: same report, same number, new place in line.
Why is my donation recurring by default?
Because the batch schedule is weekly, and recurring support is what keeps it weekly. It's on by default for convenience — uncheck the box for a one-time gift, or cancel any time by emailing support@reportillegalsnearyou.com.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Donations support a community reporting and advocacy effort and are not tax-deductible charitable contributions. Every dollar goes to the pipeline described above.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Requests are honored within 14 days of a gift. See the Donation & Refund Policy for the short process.
File your report: free, anonymous, under two minutes
Tell us what you're seeing in your area. Your contact details are only collected in case we need more information; the report itself goes to ICE in a batch with no name on it.
Your report was submitted successfully
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Your place in line: #— of the general queue
A confirmation with your report number and place in line has been sent to your email. Your report is anonymous. Your name and contact details never ride along with it.
Want to move to the front of the line?
General-queue reports are processed strictly in order, and the queue is long. A supporting donation moves this exact report into the Expedited Filing queue, so it's processed with the very next batch instead of waiting its turn. Same report, same number, new place in line.