ICE raids forever changed the work of these gun violence prevention workers: ‘The panic is still there’
Youth Alive CIC program manager Guadalupe Serrano at the Highland hospital in Oakland, California. Photograph: Khariza Rae Photography/Courtesy of Youth AliveView image in fullscreenYouth Alive CIC program manager Guadalupe Serrano at the Highland hospital in Oakland, California. Photograph: Courtesy of Violet GallegosThe ICE raids last summer were devastating.
- ▪Youth Alive CIC program manager Guadalupe Serrano at the Highland hospital in Oakland, California.
- ▪Photograph: Khariza Rae Photography/Courtesy of Youth AliveView image in fullscreenYouth Alive CIC program manager Guadalupe Serrano at the Highland hospital in Oakland, California.
- ▪Photograph: Courtesy of Violet GallegosThe ICE raids last summer were devastating.
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Youth Alive CIC program manager Guadalupe Serrano at the Highland hospital in Oakland, California. Photograph: Khariza Rae Photography/Courtesy of Youth AliveView image in fullscreenYouth Alive CIC program manager Guadalupe Serrano at the Highland hospital in Oakland, California. Photograph: Khariza Rae Photography/Courtesy of Youth AliveGuns and liesICE (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement)ICE raids forever changed the work of these gun violence prevention workers: ‘The panic is still there’Gun violence-prevention programs are another casualty of Trump’s immigration enforcement crackdownSupported byAbout this contentRicky Rodas in Los AngelesWed 16 Sep 2026 07.30 EDTLast modified on Wed 16 Sep 2026 07.31 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleLast June, hundreds of federal agents…
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