Victims Of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) Office | ICE
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Victims Of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) Office
VOICE
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Toll Free Hotline
1-855-48-VOICE/1-855-488-6423
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) established the Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) Office to provide assistance and resources to victims and their families impacted by crimes linked to immigration.
VOICE Priorities
Prioritize victim/survivors and their families’ voices and experiences by integrating a victim-centered approach.
Increase the visibility of VOICE resources and services available for victims and their families.
Foster collaboration with diverse stakeholders to build support for victims and their families.
VOICE Supportive Services
VOICE provides services to victims impacted by all crimes linked to immigration.
DHS VINE Sign-Up
Perpetrators' custody status through
the automated (DHS–VINE) automated
alert system. Victims can receive notifications through email, text, and calls.
Releasable Immigration Case Information
VOICE helps victims access
information about perpetrators' criminal and
immigration history.
Victim Support
Victims have an
opportunity to submit a victim impact statement.
Social Services, Resources, and Educational Information Access
Victim liaison
refer victims to resources and services nationwide, and provide informational education, when appropriate.
In a Year Period
897
calls were received by the VOICE Hotline
588
victims reached VOICE seeking support and assistance
817
total types of crimes were identified by the callers
290
callers learn about VOICE from the DHS/VOICE website
Over 66% of the callers
were victims who reached directly to the VOICE on their own behalf
Nearly ⅔ of callers
wanted to find out about the offender custody status
Most of the reported crimes (62%)
linked to immigration includes assault, rape and sexual assault, and homicide or manslaughter
Data sourced from Jan. 2025 to Jan. 2026
Helping victims sign up to receive automated custody status information on criminal aliens in ICE custody. The
DHS Victim Information and Notification Exchange (DHS-VINE)
is an automated service that helps victims track criminal aliens' custody status.
Learn more
Become part of our
Angel Families Project
to elevate the national discussion on the impact of crimes linked to immigration at national news networks, writing op-eds, or participating in round table discussions.
Learn more
Find out answers about VOICE work, processes, and services.
View the FAQs
Reach out for questions, request materials, and find out more about VOICE.
Email the VOICE Office
Updated:
04/13/2026
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Victims Of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) Office
VOICE
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Toll Free Hotline
1-855-48-VOICE/1-855-488-6423
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) established the Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) Office to provide assistance and resources to victims and their families impacted by crimes linked to immigration.
VOICE Priorities
Prioritize victim/survivors and their families’ voices and experiences by integrating a victim-centered approach.
Increase the visibility of VOICE resources and services available for victims and their families.
Foster collaboration with diverse stakeholders to build support for victims and their families.
VOICE Supportive Services
VOICE provides services to victims impacted by all crimes linked to immigration.
DHS VINE Sign-Up
Perpetrators' custody status through
the automated (DHS–VINE) automated
alert system. Victims can receive notifications through email, text, and calls.
Releasable Immigration Case Information
VOICE helps victims access
information about perpetrators' criminal and
immigration history.
Victim Support
Victims have an
opportunity to submit a victim impact statement.
Social Services, Resources, and Educational Information Access
Victim liaison
refer victims to resources and services nationwide, and provide informational education, when appropriate.
In a Year Period
897
calls were received by the VOICE Hotline
588
victims reached VOICE seeking support and assistance
817
total types of crimes were identified by the callers
290
callers learn about VOICE from the DHS/VOICE website
Over 66% of the callers
were victims who reached directly to the VOICE on their own behalf
Nearly ⅔ of callers
wanted to find out about the offender custody status
Most of the reported crimes (62%)
linked to immigration includes assault, rape and sexual assault, and homicide or manslaughter
Data sourced from Jan. 2025 to Jan. 2026
Helping victims sign up to receive automated custody status information on criminal aliens in ICE custody. The
DHS Victim Information and Notification Exchange (DHS-VINE)
is an automated service that helps victims track criminal aliens' custody status.
Learn more
Become part of our
Angel Families Project
to elevate the national discussion on the impact of crimes linked to immigration at national news networks, writing op-eds, or participating in round table discussions.
Learn more
Find out answers about VOICE work, processes, and services.
View the FAQs
Reach out for questions, request materials, and find out more about VOICE.
Email the VOICE Office
Updated:
04/13/2026
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Who We Are
Newsroom
Information Library
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Careers
En Español
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