ICE and CBP have blurred the line between law enforcement and state violence.
Accountability has collapsed as agents defy court orders with impunity.
The destruction of public trust isn’t collateral damage — it’s the strategy.
What Maya May and Michael Fanone expose here isn’t just a policy failure — it’s the normalization of fear as governance. From Chicago parades turned war zones to judges overruled by armed bureaucrats, the message from above is clear: Power answers to no one. When cruelty becomes a show of strength and transparency a threat, the moral order begins to rot from the inside out. Yet even in that decay, the act of calling it out — by name, by face — becomes its own resistance.
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Trump's Tear Gas Hell
Chicagoans are rightly furious that ICE is here pulling people off the street, arresting bystanders, intentionally targeting clergy and journalists and trying to sow chaos in this otherwise peaceful city. Now we also have a flurry of unwarranted tear gassing across the city.
