“I almost had a heart attack because she had always been listed there, and then she suddenly vanished. The darkest thoughts imaginable went through my mind as to what my mother could be going through.” That is how one man described the terror of discovering that his elderly, disabled mother had disappeared from ICE’s online detainee locator. They had spoken on the phone at least three times every day, but then her phone stopped working. And when he checked the locator, she was gone. When ICE removes someone from the detainee locator, they don’t just disappear from the database. They actually disappear themselves. And once they disappear, so does their access to their families, their attorneys, the courts, and the due process they’re entitled to. Enforced disappearances like this violate international law. That’s why @Kennedy_HRC joined 30+ organizations in petitioning the United Nations Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances to intervene. Here’s everything we’re asking the UN to do: rekhrc.org/4AHQw1M