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ICE agents terrorized this New Jersey teenager throughout Sunday night. She knew not to open the door because of the “know your rights” posts on social media. nytimes.com/2019/07/14/us/… 
But many people won't have the option of staying inside come tomorrow because they need to go to work. A more insidious terror. nytimes.com/2019/07/14/us/…
some things to remember:
(1) Groups like @RAICESTEXAS or the @ACLU or "Free our Neighbors" are working to spread information & to free/aid people. freeourneighbors.org
(2) ICE often helped by local government, & local contracts & elections matter! appealpolitics.org/ice-and-states/.
(1) Groups like @RAICESTEXAS or the @ACLU or "Free our Neighbors" are working to spread information & to free/aid people. freeourneighbors.org
(2) ICE often helped by local government, & local contracts & elections matter! appealpolitics.org/ice-and-states/.
NYT provides further context on how "ICE agents must wait for their targets to come outside of their homes voluntarily to arrest them", but use tactics like "carry decoy photos, holding them up to the windows... pretending to be looking for someone else."" nytimes.com/2019/07/14/us/…
This June article by @alex_burness is also a must-read on this pervasive terror: leads with the secret knock that a Colorado family uses when looking to enter, & a woman who is teaching it to her toddler. "Seven beats, spaced in a rhythm shared with few." coloradoindependent.com/2019/06/27/col…
