This is not a phrase you whisper. “Chinga La Puta Migra” is a gut punch to systems built on fear and discrimination. Strange Gang didn’t do this lightly. We know that people, families, and entire communities have been hunted, harassed, caged, and broken by immigration enforcement forces that answer to badges and budgets, not humanity. This T‑shirt doesn’t say something polite. It says what many people have felt for years but were told to soften. This says it loud. Fuck CBP. Fuck ICE. Fuck raids that snatch kids from beds and parents from work.

This shirt carries the ancestral weight of struggle, especially for Latino communities who have lived with the threat of the migra every day. When you wear these words on your chest, you are not cowed by silence. You are declaring that you stand with dignity, unity, resistance, and love for every parent, child, sibling, cousin, uncle, aunt, neighbor, and friend who ever lived under the shadow of deportation. This is a banner for abolition, not reform. Abolition means demanding the end of border terror and the dismantling of institutions that treat people as less than human.

The design makes no attempt to be safe or subtle. The lettering has a bite. It has a pulse. It feels like shouting in a crowded intersection, like the honest roar of people who have lost too much and are done backing down. This shirt is not just about anger. It is about solidarity. It is about mobilizing that anger into community, into legal support, into everyday choices that lift people up instead of tearing them down.

Wear it at marches, vigils, teach‑ins, rallies, immigration court support lines, or casual meet‑ups where someone asks what the real issue is. Wear it when someone tells you to be quiet. Wear it when families show up to hold signs and never get to go home. Wear it because no system built on cruelty deserves polite language or cautious silence.

This T‑shirt is available in various colors for every member of your group. Short or long sleeve for adults and short sleeve for kids means families can wear the message together. This is more than clothing. This is resistance you can walk around in.