Overview
- The mobile application, created by Venezuelan entrepreneur César Jaimes, is designed for immigrants detained by immigration or police authorities.
- Before any incident, users must register trusted contacts, an immigration lawyer’s details, key document references, and personal information.
- Pressing the emergency button sends an alert of a possible detention and the user’s location to the preselected network so they can coordinate help.
- The alert shares only the location at the moment of activation and does not track movements after a phone is confiscated, making rapid response critical.
- Coverage places the tool in the context of stricter U.S. enforcement under President Donald Trump, while some headlines tout large daily usage without corroborating data.