Leticia vs. ICE: “They’re hunting people”

<p>Guided by Leticia, a migrant and mutual-aid activist in Louisiana, we enter the world of terror unleashed by Trump’s anti-immigrant crackdown: children left alone, homes left empty, families going to bed without dinner, migrants locking themselves inside for months on end or “self-deporting” before ICE can round them up or take away their children. But also, the response: networks of solidarity, community patrols, group chats to let people know whether to leave home and go to work, or stay inside and hide. “This is state terrorism,” says Leticia, one of the leaders of this resistance.</p>

Óscar Martínez