They love labels. They love paperwork. They love turning a human life into a checkbox, then acting shocked when you do not say thank you for the privilege of being categorized. The "Immigrant" design is a refusal of that whole game, drawn for people who know that dignity is not a visa stamp and equality is not a favor.

On the front, the word "Immigrant" hits in stark stenciled lettering, like something sprayed onto a wall at midnight. A strand of barbed wire cuts straight through it, because the politics around immigration are not abstract. They are fences, cages, raids, and families forced to live with permanent fear. This graphic does not romanticize any of that. It calls it what it is and then keeps walking.

This is pro-immigrant because migration is older than nations. People move for work, for safety, for love, for survival, for a future that is not available where they were born. That is not a crime, and it is not new. What is new is the performative cruelty, the anti-immigrant theater, the politicians who need a villain to campaign against. Abolish ICE is not a slogan here, it is a moral line: no more terror as policy, no more bureaucracy doing violence with a straight face.

Wear this when you are done arguing with the loudest person at the table. Wear it when you are showing up for your neighbors, donating, organizing, voting, or just refusing to let the internet convince you that empathy is weakness. It is for first-generation kids, for undocumented community members, for allies who actually act like allies, and for anyone who understands that belonging is not something the state gets to grant or revoke on a whim.

Available in various colors as adult short sleeve or long sleeve, plus kids short sleeve, this one is a visible statement without extra explanation. If someone asks what it means, you can tell them the truth: it means people are not disposable, and borders are not an excuse for dehumanization. Keep the word. Break the wire.