When Maga’s power fades, we cannot abandon those ICE killed | Moira Donegan
Summary
The article argues that when President Trump and his political supporters lose power, the government should hold ICE agents and leaders responsible for wrongful deaths and abuses. It highlights recent cases where ICE agents killed people while allegedly targeting others, calling for ICE to be abolished and for accountability for those involved.Key Facts
- ICE agents recently killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston; he was not the intended target.
- Salgado was a 52-year-old immigrant who had lived in Texas for 35 years and supported his family and co-workers.
- ICE also killed Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Maine, who had work permits and supported his family.
- Witnesses say Durán was shot while his young daughter watched, and ICE claimed they were targeting someone else.
- ICE often gives false accounts to justify shootings, as with a previous killing of Renee Good.
- The article calls for ending immunity for ICE agents and leaders, investigating and prosecuting them, and abolishing ICE.
- It warns against attempts to simply reform ICE, stating such efforts betray democratic values.
- The article compares the call for accountability to past moments in U.S. history after major conflicts or scandals.
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