It’s time to abolish ICE | Amy Fischer
Agents also targeted workplaces and neighborhoods that they associated with Black and brown immigrant communities. Agents broke down doors with guns drawn, smashed vehicle windows without justification and threw people to the ground. They used teargas and pepper spray against protesters and observers in public places, often impacting children and the surrounding neighborhoods.
- ▪Agents also targeted workplaces and neighborhoods that they associated with Black and brown immigrant communities.
- ▪Agents broke down doors with guns drawn, smashed vehicle windows without justification and threw people to the ground.
- ▪They used teargas and pepper spray against protesters and observers in public places, often impacting children and the surrounding neighborhoods.
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‘When a pattern of human rights violations is so undeniably occurring and completely embedded within an institution, for decades, and with pervasive impunity, the only solution is to start over.’ Photograph: Bonnie Cash/UPI/ShutterstockView image in fullscreen‘When a pattern of human rights violations is so undeniably occurring and completely embedded within an institution, for decades, and with pervasive impunity, the only solution is to start over.’ Photograph: Bonnie Cash/UPI/ShutterstockOpinionICE (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement)It’s time to abolish ICEAmy FischerAmnesty International is calling for an end to the agency, whose record of violating human rights dates back decadesMon 5 Oct 2026 05.00 EDTLast modified on Mon 5 Oct 2026 06.16 EDTShareICE must be abolished.That’s…
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