A Pittsburgh bookstore owner has been distributing what she calls "anti-ICE whistles" to community members as part of an advocacy effort related to immigration enforcement activities.

The business owner stated she is not concerned about potential customer loss resulting from her social media posts and advocacy work regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations. She indicated that her advocacy priorities outweigh concerns about business impact.

The whistles appear to be intended as a community alert system to warn residents about immigration enforcement presence in local areas. The bookstore owner has been using social media platforms to promote this initiative and share information about immigration-related issues.

The owner emphasized that losing customers or followers on social media is not her primary concern, stating that her advocacy work takes precedence over potential business consequences. She described customer retention as "the least of her worries" compared to her immigration-related community outreach efforts.

The initiative reflects ongoing tensions in communities across the United States regarding federal immigration enforcement activities and local responses to such operations.