“While we are celebrating this most American sport, there’s a lot going on in this country that we need to be calling out on.” As Super Bowl kickoff begins at Levi’s Stadium, hundreds of protesters are expected to gather outside for a strategically timed anti-ICE demonstration, with organizers telling MS NOW’s Jake Traylor they plan to use the NFL’s “huge stage” to send a message that ICE is not welcome in the Bay Area — even distributing 15,000 “ICE OUT” towels for fans to raise during penalties. MS NOW: M ...

"Alex should have had a long life. Renee should have had a longer life. It's, it's just sad." Alex Tabet spoke with Greg Ketter, a 70-year-old Minnesota resident and local bookstore owner, whose emotional response on the killing of Alex Pretti went viral. He shared why it's important to him to speak out against ICE and why Minnesotans "just aren't going to take it anymore." MS NOW: My Source for News, Opinion, and the World. Same mission. New name. » Subscribe to MS NOW: https://www.youtube.com/@msnow MS NO ...

MORE: https://t.co/0dSWbVsNItBSCN (@BSCNews):🚨TONIGHT: Gregory Bovino is out as top Border Patrol official after second ICE shooting took place this weekend.Reports indicate that @realDonaldTrump is working to ease tension in Minnesota and decrease the number of ICE agents working in the state. https://t.co/WbzR3BHLgF ...

Tech workers’ call for CEOs to speak up against ICE after the killing of Alex Pretti https://t.co/9qEHElV53B ...

Government Intervention & Public Safety - The report highlights a potential military takeover in Chicago initiated by President Trump to combat crime, a move opposed by city officials [1][2] - Polling data indicates that a majority of Americans, across political affiliations, believe crime is out of control in urban areas and support some form of federal intervention, around 64% [6] - The report claims crime is actually down in cities like Chicago, countering narratives pushed by right-wing media outlets [7] Immigration Enforcement & Community Response - Concerns are raised about ICE activities in Chicago, including alleged kidnappings and detentions under improper conditions [3][4] - Community initiatives, such as mutual aid hubs and patrols, are in place to support residents and respond to ICE activity [5] - The report advocates for policies to protect immigrant communities, including ensuring residents know their rights and providing resources [20][21] Political & Social Commentary - The report suggests that addressing people's material needs is the most effective way to combat crime [11] - The report criticizes masked ICE agents and calls for cities to adopt measures against them, citing safety concerns and potential for abuse [13][14] - The report draws parallels between the current situation and historical events like the Pullman strike, framing federal intervention as a recurring authoritarian tactic [9]