In the face of ICE targeting the immigrant community, Comforts of Home uses embroidery as its medium, which is typically regarded as a domestic hobby. The text originates from Know Your Rights resources distributed by progressive non-profit organizations in order to raise awareness and empower the immigrant community. Though we assume that home should be a place of stability and comfort, the text on each embroidery hoop reminds us that many do not have the luxury of feeling safe in their homes. That luxury should be a basic human right, but cannot be afforded by the immigrant population who are subject to violence, intimidation, and forcible family separation and detention by our current administration. This crisis represents a regression back to the dire abuse of human rights in the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.