Hi again, everybody.

In New York, it's 4 p.m. in Minneapolis where last night, that was footage from last night,

where some University of Minnesota college students seem to be doing their best to ensure that ice agents in their state were not able to get a good night's sleep,

that they remain as sleepless as the people of Minnesota have been.

They were banging pots and pans outside the hotel where the ice agents are reportedly staying as the ICE occupation of the state of Minnesota enters its third week.

There is evidence today that for ICE, there are no lines of decency. They won't cross.

There are reports of traumatized young children, terrorized students of all ages, targeted immigrants, and bystanders who have all been subject

to ICE's increasingly violent and indiscriminate tactics. The Washington Post today reports

that ICE has been ramping up its targeting of children, including the sickening practice of

using children to arrest the adults in their lives. This is what the Washington Post reports

about what ICE agents did to five-year-old Liam Canejo Ramos. Quote, after detaining his father,

ICE officers then asked Liam to knock on the door to see if any other people were inside the home,

quote, using a five-year-old as bait, according to Liam's school district.

Another adult living in the home who was outside of the time, quote,

begged the agents to leave the child with them, school district said.

ICE agents refused to do that.

Five-year-old Liam's middle school-age brother returned home 20 minutes later to find that

his younger brother and father had been taken. And although it is difficult to believe that,

and to believe that given the lawlessness, we've already seen with our own eyes from Donald Trump's

ICE, the legal safeguards restraining ICE agents are actually becoming even more

afraid. The AP is reporting today that in a reversal of a longstanding policy intended to protect

constitutional rights, DHS officers are now asserting the power to forcibly enter people's homes

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