The Atlantic’s Miroff: Chicago Activists Feel They Have a Real Chance to Break ICE’s Mission Down

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MIROFF: “Yeah. I mean, what I found when I was, you know, reporting there was that people were really on edge. And a lot of people who are activists, or even just showing up to protest, are worried that they’re going to be targeted, that the government is going to look them up and sort of, you know, single them out and take action against them. So, you know, yes, there’s a great deal of tension, there’s a great deal of fear. But there are also people that are going to, pressing forward and going out. And, you know, they say they’re going to continue these tactics. They think that they have a real chance of, you know, of making it so hard for ICE to operate there that the ICE mission starts to break down.”