Abolish (r)ICE T-shirt 2023

Updated funds information for 1/20/24 release:
70% of profits from these prints will be going towards ESIMS for people in Gaza and the West Bank to access cellular service during black outs. The funds will also be split with a community food and aid distro group in Gaza.

Red and green ink on "sand” color Softstyle 100% U.S. cotton T-shirt. Unisex sizes XS-4XL.

Kat Eng’s Abolish ICE shirt is back! This 2023 edition will say “Made in Long Beach”  to shout out to all LB Khmer fam ❤ We only have capacity to do about half as many as previous runs, so make sure to order in time to snag one! We are also printing this limited edition black long sleeve 👀

🇵🇸Free them all means free Palestine too! Proceeds from this round will go three places: 1) Purchasing Esims to send to Palestinians to stay connected through blackouts. 2) Tiny Toones, an NGO in Cambodia founded by KK, a deportee from Long Beach, and 3) directly to seven deportees.  Eagle Screen Print will keep 30% to cover costs and taxes. We will share receipts when we finalize the distribution. You can check out the transparency post for accounting from the last round if you’re curious.

with love and solidarity,
Kat Eng & Tori and Hope of Eagle Screen Print

Pre-orders are open for one week or until sold out, and should arrive by the holidays. Prints will take 2-4 weeks to process. As of right now it is not available for international shipping. Thank you for the support and patience while we process your order. We appreciate you!

About this design: Inspired by the iconic Three Ladies jasmine rice bag, Kat Eng drew this design to respond to ICE attacks on Southeast Asian refugee communities. Translations of the words "Free Them All" are in Burmese, Hmong, Khmer, Lao, and Vietnamese, made possible with help from Jenny Srey, Nicole Tu Maung, Somongkol Teng, Sunny Chanthanouvong, Denise Hạnh Huỳnh, and others.