I'm so down with these people protesting against ICE - it's about time someone spoke up against all the human rights abuses going on. I mean, Alex Pretti's family is still waiting for justice, and Renee Good was just minding her own business when she got shot by those agents. It's not right, you know?
The militarization of immigration enforcement is a huge red flag - it's like, we're supposed to be a country that values freedom and equality, but ICE's actions are basically saying the opposite.
And I feel for the businesses that are getting caught in the crossfire - they're just trying to do their thing, but because of ICE's presence, they're being forced to boycotts and whatnot. It's like, can't we all just get along?
But seriously, it's about time lawmakers started listening to these protesters and doing something about ICE's actions.
I'm also loving the solidarity from other communities - local leaders in Minneapolis were like "no work, no school, no shopping" - that's some serious hustle right there! And thousands of people showing up to demand change is amazing. It's not going to be easy, but if we keep pushing for justice and equality, maybe one day ICE will be a thing of the past
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. we need to make some noise and hold our lawmakers accountable for this #NoMoreICEDeaths #JusticeForTheVictims 
I mean I get it people wanna make a point but can't we just have some visually appealing signage? 
Like, what's up with all the hand-drawn flyers and posters that look like they were made in MS Paint? 
A decent font and some basic design skills would really help drive home their message. And don't even get me started on the lack of QR codes or clear calls-to-action on some of these protest signs... it's all just a bit confusing. Can't we have a little bit of visual cohesion in this sea of activism? 