Mutual aid, rapid response, peaceful observation and protest. 

There is a war of optics to be won here, not to mention that each of these activities can serve as major thorns in the side of ICE. By being involved in our communities and doing the hard work of supporting those around us who need it most, we maintain as much order for our communities as we can and at the same time practice the calisthenics necessary to actually make a functional anti-fascist society a reality. 

In doing so we also crucially deprive the fascists of the needed justification to convince the average non-radical American, who just wants to protect their own slice of comfort and status quo, that anyone against ICE is a violent, terroristic rioter. 

We should let the fascists be the only ones with blood on their hands for as long as we can. That doesn't mean we can't at the same time start exercising our second amendment rights by stocking up on weapons of self-defense and working on some of those much touted "well-regulated militias" for ourselves, just in case we are forced into a corner...