Write in your piece entitled Trump is coming for the enemy within.

And you explain why you expect other American cities, as we heard from the California governor as well, to experience what is happening in Los Angeles right now.

And you write in part this.

ICE is Trump's crack agency.

Its agents are raiding restaurants, law courts, retail centers, and day labor assembly points across the country.

Trump's big, beautiful budget bill will earmark $185 billion for immigration enforcement, including ICE, which is more than the annual military spending of the UK and France combined.

Wherever ICE raids trigger protests, Trump can send in the troops.

Expect Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, and other cities to feature soon.

Do not expect Trump to back down. Stephen Miller, his militant henchman and deputy chief of staff,

wants 3,000 immigrants a day deported and brands opposition to ice raids as insurrection.

Expelling that many people will require a lot of armed manpower.

The economic bill will show up in the form of higher food prices and home construction costs.

The toll on the U.S. rule of law and social stability will be in calculably higher.

Because here we are day five.

On some level, are these protesters giving Donald Trump exactly what he wants a big, prolonged public fight?

I mean, there are a no-win situation.

If they do nothing, then this kind of activity becomes normalized.

There's no demonstration.

There's no pause to get the rest of the country to think, hey, is this what we want? Is this what we

voted for? Is this what we should be prioritizing right now? Is this what we want our community

and our country to turn into? So if they don't do, they don't do something, then you don't

have that inflection. A lot of those on this authoritarian timeline are moments where we can get

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