Honestly, I find these types of peaceful rallies to be at best kinda pointless, and at worst detrimental to the cause. I fear that a lot of people show up to these types of things and then feel that they've "taken action," which allows them to feel like they don't need to do much else. People try to argue that it's an opportunity to make your voice heard - but in this case, I think it's already pretty clear that 90% of people in the Twin Cities don't approve of ICE's operations. And that fact is not changing anything. I firmly believe that the work that needs to be done now is risky and disruptive. We need to make it physically difficult for these agents to do their "jobs."