I don’t usually comment but… I feel so sorry for the people of Chicago right now 
. It's like they're living in a war zone. The thought of innocent people being arrested just because of their immigration status or because they're working at a restaurant is just heartbreaking 
. And it's not just that, it's the fear and anxiety that's gripping everyone's lives – the constant feeling of "what if I'm next?" 
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I don't think we fully understand what it means to live under this kind of pressure until someone you know is affected by it
. It's like Trump's actions are creating a sense of division and fear in this country that's just not okay 
. But at the same time, I'm inspired by people like Craig Futterman who are using their rights to push back against this kind of authoritarianism 
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I think it's really interesting how this situation highlights the importance of sanctuary zones and the need for a more compassionate immigration system
. We need to come together as a country and say that we value diversity, equality, and human rights above all else 
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. It's like they're living in a war zone. The thought of innocent people being arrested just because of their immigration status or because they're working at a restaurant is just heartbreaking . And it's not just that, it's the fear and anxiety that's gripping everyone's lives – the constant feeling of "what if I'm next?" .I don't think we fully understand what it means to live under this kind of pressure until someone you know is affected by it
. It's like Trump's actions are creating a sense of division and fear in this country that's just not okay . But at the same time, I'm inspired by people like Craig Futterman who are using their rights to push back against this kind of authoritarianism .I think it's really interesting how this situation highlights the importance of sanctuary zones and the need for a more compassionate immigration system
. We need to come together as a country and say that we value diversity, equality, and human rights above all else .