The symbolic message of “Juntos somos América” and the flag of each of the continent’s countries was played at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California during the halftime show Super Bowl. In its edition with the number LX, the American football classic returned to the most Latin history of its history, in which he was not the center of the game until the introduction of Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio in the middle, Evil bunnya singer from Puerto Riqueño who spoke and sang in Spanish at the most popular events, a language that seemed “forbidden” in the days of Donald Trump’s fascist government.
Outside the stadium, activists handed out thousands of miles with the message “ICE”. out“.
Several days have passed and these minutes about the scenario are maintained on the pages of the communication medium and with much more intensity in the public discussion in social circles, because the presentation of the media time that Trump praised so much was converted into a political manifesto in which, with Puerto Rican music, he gave a strong message: “The only thing more powerful than hate is love”.
The strong message that in the United States there are more brown, black, amarilla, brown or having a different language in English has become the greatest risk of becoming a victim of a violent strategy of terror deployed by agents of the Immigration and Control Service in Aduanas, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), whose practices confirmed the shadow of the European Gestapo.
At the Grammys, award winner Bad Bunny got the nod for “Fuera ICE!” in front of assistants who also wear buttons with “ICE out” perfect.
El “ICE out” it has become a major symbol of protest against Trump’s immigration policies within and outside the United States.
In Italy, during the inauguration of the Winter Olympics, Vice President James Vance was abused and “Fuera ICE” was discovered in the movements that the Italians deployed in the main squares, as the condemned agents were also brought as part of the security of the delegation from those countries that traveled to Italy for the Olympics.
El “ICE out” It’s not just a slogan, but a call to stop the atrocities committed by those agents who, in dense cities like Minneapolis, are having such an effect on residents that doctors have classified as “pandemic” in which people are tired of attending medical services and emergency rooms, including those with critical life problems, due to the terror of violent arrests. women in embarrassment.
“Nadie needs to die or suffer the way she sees it, the way she says it or where she was born,” said one of the doctors who has been representing more than three million Minnesota health workers for a week at a corporate conference detailing how ICE It’s strategy of terror is proving to be devastating to people’s health.
What the Trump administration has called the largest immigration operation in the history of the United States has been one of the biggest human rights crises, a humanitarian crisis, and starting with renewed ICE abuses. agents also broke into clinics and clinics to make arrests, which had a “scalding” and dangerous effect “on all who needed medical attention” after the doctors were released.
“I have never seen this level of chaos and suffering in the medical care of patients and our medical teams. It is tragic and unthinkable. It is in many ways more depressing than the acute part of the pandemic,” said another doctor.
They talked about how families are avoiding potentially life-saving clinical care because they have to wait until they leave their homes. Patients who have undergone their treatment or those who end up at the last minute with terrible infections and complications that lead to loss of limbs and loss of life; of recurrent appendicitis that could have been detected days ago, but the person you wanted out of your house because of the presence of ICE.
They describe cases of patients who have had chronic conditions worsen, injuries that cannot be treated, preventable complications that have become much more serious. Mothers who call them are scared because their children have breathing problems but are afraid to come.
At the Capitol this summer, one by one, doctors representing each specialty expressed their growing concerns and explained how the horror that ICE instills covers lives in the bloodstream: Many people have been left crying for blood by immigration agents or dead. In ICE custody, those diagnosed with serious illnesses or clinical emergencies are not being admitted to the hospital for fear of hospitalization.
A pediatrician representing more than a thousand pediatricians in Minnesota described how the violent implementation of ICE affects children who experience what is happening in their communities. There are cases of traumatized, injured, dehydrated children whose fathers were detained while they waited for the bus to come to them.
“We all have to be very concerned because exposure to violence and the consequences of family separation creates trauma for children, when immigration law is applied to find places where children must be safe, such as homes, schools, hospitals, children experience a feeling that changes their sense of stability.
“We have seen children sitting with children outside their public schools, teenagers toiling from their homes without exposure to freezing temperatures and without their fathers present. They are traumatized, they must be traumatized for a generation, the mental health consequences will be unlimited in the next few years,” he said.
Some of the ICE agents’ cases, the doctors said, were extensive against them because of the racial profiling campaign that immigration agents use for their detentions.
This is the second time in history that doctors have been instructed to explain a complex situation before conferences, the first time was during the COVID pandemic. Today, they classify the crisis that generates ICE as a “catastrophe”. A life or death crisis.
The policy that Trump calls “immigration” is actually racist. “It’s a racist government that targets black and brown people regardless of their immigration status. Because in this day and age in this country, coming home with black or brown skin means they don’t have to come home,” says another doctor.
In Minnesota, indiscriminate detentions with racial profiling have also resulted in members of indigenous communities originating from the territory. Due to the illegal arbitrary detention of Native and First Nations citizens, Native Councils have banned ICE from their communities.
Numerous protests against ICE are registered every day, after the murder of Renee Good and after the nurse Alex Pretti in black takes place, the demonstrations intensify, because ICE actions are repeated by detaining not only migrants, but also people with refugee status, or citizens whose phenotype, according to the judgment of Trump’s Gestapo, who participate unnoticed in the protest led families to live in shelter, regardless of their citizenship.
The crisis caused by ICE is spreading. Before the Congress of the United States of America, it was also found that the effects on the economy are impacting some cities and recording large economic losses that occurred in the era of COVID by limiting businesses more often by closing their opening hours or closing permanently, which means the loss of employees, workers without entrances to pay for an item or buy food.
The social response to ICE abuse is protests, vigilantes, huelgas; within the organization’s community, use of news banners, support among older people, community action where doctors were concerned about their patients’ situation.
Civil complaint is growing because, as doctors have said, what is happening in this country as a result of Trumpism’s immigration policy is because the pandemic is a policy of hate, hate that stops lives.
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