Voting Is Now Open in Chicago’s Annual Snowplow Naming Contest. ‘Abolish ICE’ Among 25 Finalists “Abolish ICE” is one of 25 finalists that Chicagoans can vote on between Sunday and Feb. 14, with the top six vote-getters winning the honor of renaming one snowplow in each of Chicago’s six snow dist...

BREAKING: Chicagoans can now vote to name one of Chicago’s snowplows “Abolish ICE,” linking the pun to efforts to oppose President Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign. @wttw.bsky.social

My SIL designs cute cards. She prints them through a small company and donates to Chicago animal rescues. Her company is called La Familia Green.

There is, as of right now, no coverage of this protest on the WaPo website or in their @washingtonpost.com feed.

So, if you (you reading this) want people to SEE this protest, you must share it.

Please vote NO on cloture and the GOP spending bill

Please vote NO on cloture and the GOP spending bill

What immigrant communities should know about their rights • The TRiiBE All immigrants in the U.S. have rights, including the right to remain silent. Here’s what you should know if you encounter federal immigration agents.

Under the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, you do not have to speak with an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent, answer their questions, or sign any papers if they ask, according to the Immigrant Legal Resource Center.

thetriibe.com/2025/01/what...

It’s being reported that Tom Homan and ICE are in town and on the ground to move forward with operations.

If you see ICE in your neighborhood, please report to the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights hotline at 855.435.7693.

www.icirr.org/fsn

“The Paper Menagerie” by Ken Liu. Yokohama California, by Toshio Mori (short story collection)

Their Eyes Were Watching God. Hurston’s sentences are otherworldly