I'm kinda relieved that the Charlotte op has ended 
but also super frustrated that it even happened in the first place. I mean, can't we just live our lives without being treated like suspects? The whole thing feels so invasive and aggressive 
. On the other hand, I get why the mayor is saying thank you to the community – it's always good to have a united front against these kinds of operations. But, at the same time, shouldn't some cities have more say in how their own borders are policed? It feels like we're just being treated as test subjects or something 
. And what's with all these other op's popping up everywhere? Is anyone really stopping to think about the impact on actual people? 
but also super frustrated that it even happened in the first place. I mean, can't we just live our lives without being treated like suspects? The whole thing feels so invasive and aggressive . On the other hand, I get why the mayor is saying thank you to the community – it's always good to have a united front against these kinds of operations. But, at the same time, shouldn't some cities have more say in how their own borders are policed? It feels like we're just being treated as test subjects or something . And what's with all these other op's popping up everywhere? Is anyone really stopping to think about the impact on actual people? 
. Charlotte is just trying to live its best life and suddenly the feds show up and start causing chaos 
. And now we're hearing about other cities getting hit with these "sweeps" and I'm literally shaking my head in frustration 
. Can't they just focus on solving the real problems instead of making a mess over people who are just trying to survive? 
The fact that 60,000 ppl are stuck in detention centers is just insane 
. We need to stand up for our rights and demand change! 