The Washington Observer profiled Frontline Dignity’s work in defense of dignity, highlighting how its rapid response network has protected neighbors from ICE enforcement. “Nine people who were huddled in that restaurant were able to walk home that night, they were able to kiss their families good-night all because a handful of people decided to show up and walk around, and … Read More

Public Source investigated the unsettling mystery of a Haitian immigrant’s death in Charleroi, with Frontline Dignity’s Jaime Martinez reflecting on the vigil and the community’s grief. “There is a mix of gratitude for the folks that could do something and anger that what they did could not have been enough that day despite their best efforts,” said Martinez. “The definition … Read More

Frontline DIGNITY was just featured in an article from US Catholic: “Pittsburgh advocacy groups use rapid response to stop ICE raids” From the article: Frontline Dignity’s rapid-response approach to defending immigrants’ rights offers a model that can inspire others across the nation. When Gretchen Jezerc learned of ICE raids ramping up in her hometown of Pittsburgh, she knew she had … Read More

WJAC reported on the conclusion of Frontline Dignity’s 130-mile walk from Pittsburgh to the Moshannon Valley Processing Center, with Jaime Martinez reflecting on the pilgrimage’s meaning. “I’d actually call this a pilgrimage. We walked 130 miles over the course of eight days from the ICE office in Pittsburgh, all the way to the Moshannon Valley Detention Center here in Philipsburg, … Read More

The Pittsburgh Tribune Review reported on the conclusion of Frontline Dignity’s weeklong march, which ended with relief and renewed calls for the closure of the Moshannon Valley Processing Center. The weeklong “Frontline on Foot” march concluded in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, with marchers completing a 130-mile journey from Pittsburgh to the Moshannon Valley Processing Center and calling for the closure of the … Read More

Tioga Publishing covered how Erie and Pittsburgh united for the immigrant rights march, featuring Frontline Dignity’s message about the power of collective action. “I wanted to highlight, again, the conditions of detention — how people are being trapped in their homes with human rights abuses, how they’re being separated from their families, and how they have very little decision-making power.” … Read More

The Altoona Mirror covered the final days of Frontline Dignity’s 8-day trek, reporting on the human connections and emotional encounters made along the route. “I’ve held and consoled weeping mothers and wives,” Jaime Martinez said during the march. “We’re building bridges of understanding.” Read the full article at Altoona Mirror →

The Pitt News reported on Pitt’s Student Government Board updates, including a call for students to attend Frontline Dignity’s legal observer trainings. “Come learn from Frontline Dignity on how to be a good and safe legal observer and protect our community from ICE,” Baker said. Read the full article at The Pitt News →

KDKA reported on ICE agents making 13 arrests at the Armstrong County driver’s license center in Kittanning, highlighting immigration enforcement expanding into everyday civic spaces. ICE agents made 13 arrests at the Armstrong County PennDOT driver’s license center in Kittanning on April 7, 2026. An alleged website error had directed people to the location for commercial drivers’ license renewal, where … Read More

KDKA covered Frontline Dignity’s Jaime Martinez mid-march, calling on statewide partners to help push for the closure of the Moshannon Valley Processing Center. “We need to be calling upon our partners all across the state to recognize what’s going on in this facility, bring scrutiny to it and eventually shut it down,” Martinez told KDKA. Read the full article at … Read More