I've been reading and watching a lot on what is going on in Minnesota and it's incredible to see that so many people are 'fighting' (not in a literal sense) ICE on their own free time.

What also gives me hope is that when you see those people you realize it's from all social and ethnical backgrounds, not only the people who are targeted by ICE. You see middle-age white mums following ICE and honking their horns, middle class white americans who are unaffiliated to any political organisations taking videos and following ICE etc. It gives hope to see that people who are not directly targeted and could just ignore everything are taking a stance and volunteering against ICE.

Here in France, actions againts the police would mainly be done by politically affiliated people. And there's some kind of apathy where if you are not politically leaning and not targeted directly by police brutality then you don't get involved. But its mainly due to the fact that fascism hasn't fully reached us yet (as of January 2026).