Partido Fuerza del Pueblo has called a peaceful community vigil for 6:00 PM Sunday, November 22, on Avenida Borinquen in Barrio Obrero, San Juan.^[1] The party called it in response to the ICE raids that have run in Puerto Rico since October 22.^[2][3] The gathering, according to the party, will condemn the disproportionate use of force, arbitrary detentions, and racial profiling based on accent or national origin during ICE operations.^[4] The vigil has a concrete backdrop: federal immigration operations in San Juan began on October 22, 2026, and reached four San Juan neighborhoods.^[3][5] In response, San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero Lugo ordered the Municipal Police on October 26 not to assist immigration enforcement.^[6] The mayor then met Rebecca González Ramos, who heads Homeland Security Investigations in Puerto Rico, and asked federal agents for arrest numbers, legal grounds, releases, and advance notice of future operations.^[7][8] The city says its police will keep working with federal agents on crime matters while staying out of immigration control.^[9] No public federal reply to the mayor's request existed as of November 4.^[10] That leaves the dispute with a fixed next point: a demonstration organized by a political party, not a rights group, in a neighborhood the October operations reached, at 6:00 PM on November 22.^[1]