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call me Pup// hrt since 04/07/17 // she/her // white // queer as in fuck you // Inclusionist // Tennessee // twenty-eight // ask for my 18+ sideblog

i try to keep my tumblr blog free of political discussions and current events because i do that in other spaces offline. this is where i come to get my mind off of those things. but now i’m in a unique position where i am not just a random person whose opinions don’t make a drop in the ocean, but someone who can provide firsthand information to my mutuals and followers who don’t know what’s going on here.

so, if you don’t know already, i’m local to the twin cities. ICE is trying to make my hometown an example. but minnesotans pride ourselves on taking care of one another, and i have seen so many examples of that in action this past week and a half. there are supply drives in every city and suburb, grocery deliveries being organized for vulnerable families (i’ve signed up to participate in these but have yet to be assigned a delivery), schools are organizing resources for their students, not to mention the people downtown putting themselves at risk to protest ICE directly. i can’t be one of those people. but my dad is down there every day putting himself in front of vulnerable people.

my dad took this video on january 14th, 2026 in st paul.

things are scary here. ICE agents have been spotted less than a mile from where i live trying to get into secure entry apartment buildings and take people from their homes. a teacher (a us citizen!!) in my town was taken from the parking lot of her school and detained for 12 hours for no determinable reason before being released without comment. i might be putting myself at risk by speaking about the details, but i think we need eyes on us from all over the country.

i love my home. i love my immigrant neighbors. we will not take this lying down.

wild watching the rest of the us talk about ice invading their state or city and how they're doing this or that and its terrifying that our nation has descended to this and this is the biggest or worst or lowest or whatever other superlative....

and they're just describing what daily life has been like in el paso for upwards of twenty years. but no one cared when it happened here, because it was happening to the people its "supposed" to happen to; mexican immigrants, many undocumented.

just feels. fucked. that this city has been under the boot of ice for so fucking long. and i have never once seen it mentioned or talked about or acknowledged. i'll bet you money the vast majority of ice's arrests are still undocumented mexicans in texas.

but no one talks about that, because thats what is "supposed" to happen, and everyone decided over a decade ago when mexican kids were being put in cages outside our town and that made national news, that they were fine with it.

~Impulse ^Vic

a big part of the reason we have the fear of cops we (me and my systemmates) have is from growing up with ice sweeping where we lived. sometimes neighbors would disappear and we'd be like "where did my friend beto go?" and someone would say he and his family didn't have papers, so they got taken. just disappeared, and there was nothing anyone could do about it.

under the biden administration we saw ice taking people just about every month. just pulling over trucks and arresting everyone inside. no one cared then.

all of the ice activities that have been making national and international news trace their origins back here. el paso sent ice agents to chicago. and i don't say this to downplay the horror, everything ice is doing is absolutely terrible, but we were on tumblr in 2009 trying to get people to care and the only ones who did were overwhelmingly other latine people and a handful of Black bloggers.

people here are just really thoroughly defeated and broken. there are still protests every now and then, and at least one small activist group, but nothing has anywhere near the energy or presence other places have because we as a city and as communities have been crushed for decades. people here don't expect things to get better, they haven't in twenty years.

-- tocaya

Y'all, I live in Minneapolis, Minnesota and as many of you have seen on the news, conditions are horrifying. ICE is kidnapping hundreds of our BIPOC and immigrant neighbors and thousands of agents are stalking and terrorizing our city.

If you don't live in Minnesota, here is a masterlist of ways to support our city and our state. ICE is escalating their presence throughout our state but Minneapolis has been the most visible target of Trump's ire.

Families are in hiding and can always use financial donations from afar.

"Friends outside of Minnesota please read. I'm sharing a post written by a personal friend and medical doctor: Friends outside MN, you need to know what is happening here. Everyone knows that ICE shot and killed a woman here on Wednesday. But that’s not the only thing that’s going on:

  • ICE agents are cruising areas with immigrant-owned businesses, and kidnapping patrons and employees alike. Yesterday they abducted two US citizen employees at a suburban Target, one who was begging them to allow him to go get his passport to show them.
  • ICE is going door to door in immigrant-heavy neighborhoods, asking residents where their immigrant neighbors live. Read that again. If it sounds like something out of your high school history textbook, that’s because it is.
  • ICE is targeting schools and school buses. They pepper sprayed teenagers and abducted two school staff members at the high school up the street from me on Wednesday. Police are literally escorting school buses to ensure children can get to school and home safely. The Minneapolis Public Schools have moved to virtual learning for the next 4 weeks because it’s unsafe for children or teachers to physically come to school.
  • They are targeting hospitals and clinics. Patients are scared and are cancelling their appointments or just not showing up. Kids are missing their checkups and vaccines, folks aren’t getting their cancer care, etc.
  • They are smashing windows in cars and homes.
  • ICE is increasingly picking up Native Americans—again, targeting folks based on skin color alone.
  • They are arresting and beating legal observers. A friend of a friend had her arm broken yesterday. Folks are showing up at local hospitals, brought in in ICE custody, with severe injuries that are absolutely inconsistent with mechanism of injury reported by ICE. (Think: patient appears to have been beaten unconscious, while ICE agent says he slipped and fell.) I can’t emphasize enough that these ICE agents do not have warrants. There are 2,000+ agents here and they are simply hunting for anyone that’s not white. It doesn’t matter if you’re a citizen or a green card holder, they will kidnap you first and ask questions later. But the community is fighting back.
  • Protests are happening every day.
  • Community groups have been leading know-your-rights sessions for months, often to packed venues.
  • Whistles are being distributed by the thousands, carried on keychains and worn on coat zippers, always at the ready to be blown in warning if ICE is spotted.
  • Drivers are following ICE vehicles, blaring their horns in warning.
  • Businesses are locking their doors even while open to keep employees and customers safe. As I type this, I’m standing guard at the locked door of our neighborhood burrito joint while I wait for my takeout order, so the employees can focus on their jobs. The place is packed with neighbors supporting this small business.
  • Anti-ICE signs are posted everywhere. The community is making it crystal clear that ICE is not welcome here.
  • Parents and neighbors are standing guard outside schools, organizing carpools, and escorting kids to and from school on foot.
  • Parents of kids in Spanish-immersion daycare (there are a LOT of these daycares here!) are keeping their kids home so the teachers don’t have to take the risk of coming to work.
  • Churches and community groups are holding fundraisers to buy and deliver groceries to families who don’t feel safe leaving home.
  • Mutual aid money is going out to folks who can’t make rent because they can’t work or because a breadwinner was abducted, or who need a warm place to stay after their home’s windows were smashed. THAT is what is happening here. This fight is ongoing and it’s horrifying to watch. But we are not backing down. To my friends in other cities and states, don’t think for a minute that this won’t happen in your town. It will. Be ready. Learn from us, as we have learned from Portland and Chicago and New York. Fight back. Don’t let us get to the last line of Martin Niemoller’s poem.” -Grant Boulanger

Here's an AP news brief with a little more info. It's limited in the way major news outlets are right now but provides context that supports the personal account shared.

DO NOT CALL THE REGULAR POLICE.

they are not on your side.

Very explicitly, in the video, the regular police straight up lie to the couple, telling them they will go to jail for harboring a fugitive if they dont hand the doordasher over, and that it doesnt matter if ice has a warrant for her arrest. NEITHER OF THESE THINGS ARE TRUE. You CANNOT be harboring a fugitive if the person you are haboring doesnt have a warrant out for their arrest! The warrant is what makes them a fugitive!

If ice wants access to someone on your property, do NOT hand them over unless you are shown a warrant signed by a judge! Make as much noise as you can to attract bystanders - it was the fact that a crowd gathered and started yelling at them that made ice leave in the video. And DO NOT expect the regular police to help you - they are just another arm of the state and will only do or say whatever they think is necessary to make you comply.

And make sure you film everything so you have evidence of what really happened if ice tries to enter your property illegally.

A warrant signed by a judge is vital! They can issue their own administrative warrants but those do not carry the same weight as a judicial warrant.

An administrative warrant is a document signed by a civil agency administrator authorizing their own employees to act within their administrative power, such as detaining an individual in a public place or initiating civil proceedings.

A judicial warrant is a document signed by a (supposedly) neutral judge after law enforcement have presented evidence establishing probable cause. These documents authorize things like searches, arrests, and entry into private spaces.

Judicial warrants bind not only the person specifically named in the warrant, but also third parties who may stand in the way of its execution. Administrative warrants do not mandate third party compliance. Noncompliance with an administrative warrant--refusing to open the door, denying entrance to a private space, or otherwise asserting your rights--requires the issuing civic agency, like DHS, to then escalate through pathways like pursuing a judicial warrant.

This substack post gives a thorough breakdown of the difference between the two.

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