If you work for ICE, you should be ashamed
Dear ICE employee: I do not respect you. I do not anywhere near my loved ones. I want you to return to your home town and ruin lives there if you can't control yourselves. Go home. No one wants to meet you.
Meanwhile, here's the Nation's assessment of your ethnic cleansing mission:
Not surprisingly, Trump's ethnic cleansing campaign has many people fearful and uncertain of what to do. Fortunately, there are many immigrant rights, civil rights and faith organizations providing "know your rights" training for people and providing as much legal support as they can, while rapid-response networks are expanding to mobilize people to come to the sites of ICE raids to provide witness and support for those under attack. But this racist campaign has sparked the growth of a broad and diverse resistance movement working to end the military assault on their communities by armored personnel vehicles, helicopters, and masked ICE agents, National Guard troops and Marines wielding assault rifles. And it is a movement that can only grow stronger now that the labor movement has joined in.
Beyond the immediate demand to get the troops out of LA, the movement is demanding an end to the MAGA mass deportation campaign and the militarization of the US-Mexico border, and the adoption of a truly just immigration policy—based on respect for the work and dignity of the millions of migrants who have been largely forced to migrate to the US by horrendous economic policies like NAFTA, by US support for brutal dictators in Latin America and elsewhere, by US military interventions in the Middle East, and by the impacts of a climate crisis driven in large part by the United States.
Not surprisingly, Trump has slandered the LA protests as an "insurrection" led by criminals —this after he pardoned 1500 convicted criminals who launched a genuine insurrection on January 6, 2021, carrying Confederate flags, beating and killing law enforcement officers and threatening the lives of US Congress members and then–Vice President Mike Pence while seeking to overturn the results of the US presidential election
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