Mexican consulate says ICE is working with Pinal County Sheriff on immigration enforcement

Mexican consulate warns community about ICE activities in AZ

The Mexican consulate posted a warning on their Facebook page, claiming that they've been tipped off that deputies are working with ICE agents in Queen Creek and San Tan Valley.

PHOENIX - The Mexican consulate of Phoenix issued a warning that the Pinal County Sheriff's Office is working with immigration authorities in Arizona. 

What we know:

In a Facebook post, the Mexican consulate said that they were tipped off that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is collaborating with local law enforcement in the Queen Creek and San Tan Valley areas.

"In order to safeguard their safety and avoid setbacks, the Mexican community is advised [to] always carry a valid and up-to-date identification, stay calm and act respectfully towards any authority, [and] avoid traveling or remaining in those areas, unless strictly necessary."

What you can do:

If you or someone needs assistance or support, the post advised those to contact the consulate's emergency number at 602-330-3642.

The other side:

FOX 10 has reached out to the Pinal County Sheriff's Office for comment.