From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Since the beginning of this invasion,

families have been snatched up off the streets,

were removed from their homes,

zip tied and detained for hours,

including especially U.S. citizens

and legal residents of our state.

And in the words of CBP chief patrol agent Greg Bovino, they're being chosen by how they look.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker's accused President Trump of launching an invasion by planning to deploy the National Guard to Chicago.

We'll speak to the ACLU of Illinois. Then today marks two years

since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7. We'll speak to Israeli peace activist Mao Zinong. His parents

were killed in the attack.

I'm a peace activist. I lost my parents.

And I believe that peace is possible.

I know that peace is possible.

And this is what me and my partners,

Palestinian, Israeli partners, are working on now.

Day and night to bring peace to this level.

We'll also go to Gaza, where the official death toll has top 67,000 over the past two years,

though expected to be far higher with people and the rubble.

We'll speak to the Palestinian journalist Plessya Al-Aqad, author of the new, The Eyes of Gaza, A Diary of Resilience.

When you're inside Gaza during a genocide, you always wonder, what will kill me first?

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