Well, Donald and ICE in the Department of Homeland Security continue their increasingly unconstitutional deportation push.

Americans across the country are fighting back and they're fighting smart.

Resistance in the face of Donald and ICE has become crucial to stopping the kidnapping and detainment of immigrants by masked agents. And nowhere is that

clearer than with the new ICE tracking app, Ice Block. Ice Block anonymously crowdsources information

about ICE agent sightings to create an early warning system, according to its developer, Joshua

Aaron.

As of Tuesday morning, Iceblock is at the top of the app store charts,

becoming the number one free app in the social networking category.

The app's user base has exploded jumping from 27 to 70,000 after CNN published a story about it on Monday. And of course, the Trump regime is

furious. Attorney General Pambandi lashed out on Fox saying, quote, he's giving a message to criminals

where our federal officers are and he cannot do that. You better watch out because that is not

protected speech, unquote. Is it not? I think Pan Bande and I live in two completely different countries.

Anyway, following the ICE arrest of Sayyad Nasser, a former Afghan interpreter who served along

U.S. forces, more than 200 veterans have stepped up in protest. They've launched a new

initiative called Battle Buddies, volunteering to attend immigration hearings with Afghan asylum

seekers like Nassar, men and women who risk their lives for American troops during the war.

KPBS has the story. In the last week, more than 200 veterans have volunteered to

attend immigration court alongside Afghans who worked with the U.S. during its 20-year occupation

of Afghanistan. In our most recent survey of our membership, over 72% of post-9-11 veterans

believe that we need to be doing more for our Afghan allies.

Kailan Hunter is the CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America.

And this isn't political. This is personal for many of us. These are the people that we served with.

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