Let me say it again for those who still don’t get what’s really happening right now! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Abolish ICE.

All politicians want is a vote, yet few do enough to actually deserve one. Empty promises fill the air while ICE and the current administration run wild like madmen.

If you’ve ever wondered how it was so easy for many to side with slavery in the past, just look at how immigrants are being treated under this administration. History repeats itself—always with a twist. I refuse to sit back and watch injustice.

Any printers out there have tips for getting rubber based ink out of my clothes? I figure it’s just there permanently but I’m willing to experiment

Someone observed that if the shooter had been anti-ICE they would have engraved (not written ) FUCK ICE (and presumably shot ICE officers, not immigrants) The threat is young white men radicalized by social media and gun culture, not “antifa” (obviously) (even if “left wing violence” is up)

Compassion is resistance. Who will shield the vulnerable from ICE?💔💔

If we don’t help the vulnerable, ICE wins.

When ICE uses fear as a weapon, who will stand for justice?

No one is illegal. Who will help the people ICE is hunting?

History will ask: Who stood up for the vulnerable when ICE came?

Children are watching. Who will protect them from ICE’s cruelty?

When ICE targets the vulnerable, silence makes us complicit. Who will rise?

Families shouldn’t live in fear. Who will defend them when ICE knocks?

If ICE comes for the voiceless, who will speak for them?

Who will protect the vulnerable when ICE shows up at their door?

ICE isn’t about safety—it’s about control. Families are torn apart, lives shattered, and human rights violated daily. This is not justice, this is oppression.

Compassion is strength. Violence against immigrants is weakness. America must choose better.

Violence should never be normalized. Excessive force by ICE is state-sponsored abuse, and it must end.

Behind the statistics are people—mothers, fathers, children—suffering at the hands of ICE’s excessive force.

You cannot claim “rule of law” while breaking human rights. ICE’s brutality must be called out for what it is.

Excessive force is ICE’s weapon of choice—and silence is how they get away with it. We must speak.

Immigrants come seeking safety. ICE greets them with violence. That is the American shame.

Every shove, every strike, every act of intimidation by ICE deepens the wound of injustice.

Excessive force is the language of fear, not justice. Immigrants deserve protection, not punishment.

You don’t “protect” a country by brutalizing the vulnerable. ICE’s excessive force is cruelty, not security.

The violence isn’t hidden anymore—we see ICE using excessive force, and we refuse to stay silent.

Immigrants deserve compassion, not chokeholds. Justice demands an end to ICE’s violence.

Excessive force isn’t an accident—it’s a choice. And it’s a choice this country keeps making against immigrants.

Behind every “detention incident” is a human being in pain. Stop sanitizing abuse with cold words. Call it what it is: violence.

When ICE uses excessive force, they’re not enforcing the law—they’re breaking it. Human rights are not optional.

ICE is not protecting borders—it’s terrorizing human beings. Violence is never “just doing your job.

Seeking asylum is legal. Beating, choking, and terrorizing people for it is not.

How many broken bones, bruised faces, and traumatized children before America says “enough”? ICE must be held responsible.

Every act of excessive force leaves scars on families and communities. Accountability can’t wait.

ICE calls it “procedure.” We call it what it is: violence. No one fleeing for safety should be met with batons and cages.

Excessive force is not law enforcement—it’s abuse. Immigrants deserve dignity, not brutality.

Very unacceptable!! 🤦🏽‍♀️😢😢

Spent the afternoon by the water, letting the waves carry away the negative energy. Sometimes peace is found in the simplest places. 🌊✨

🌸 Southern Belle 101: Surviving Society’s Circus Thursday – Etiquette in the Echo Chamber • Before you repost that wild story, ask yourself: is it news, or just nonsense in a fancy hat? • Remember: gossip at the church potluck is one thing, global conspiracies are another.

No child should fear school. No parent should fear an empty chair. Gun violence is stealing lives — we demand universal background checks, safe storage laws, red-flag protections, and limits on assault-style weapons. Leaders must act now. 🖊️ Sign the petition: chng.it/Q2JXkMbDsp

Human lives aren’t optional. This is our collective responsibility.

Indifference doesn’t protect you. Action does.

If you care about justice, equality, or humanity, this is your fight too.

Think it doesn’t affect you? Every unchecked abuse strengthens the system that could harm anyone.

When people suffer injustice, we either stand up or we stand by. There’s no neutral.

It’s not ‘someone else’s problem’ when human rights are violated. It’s all of ours.

Every family hurt, every life lost—this is humanity suffering. You can’t look away.

Silence is complicity. Ignoring this cruelty makes you part of the problem.