Team USA Skiers at Winter Olympics Call Out ICE Operations Back Home
Summary
Some members of Team USA at the Winter Olympics in Milan spoke about their concerns with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities in the United States. They expressed that while they are proud to represent the U.S., they have mixed feelings due to current issues back home. The athletes hope to show a positive image of America through their participation in the Olympics.Key Facts
- Team USA athletes at the Winter Olympics in Milan made statements about ICE operations in the U.S.
- Chris Lillis, an athlete in Aerials events, spoke about the importance of respecting everyone's rights.
- Lillis mentioned feeling "heartbroken" about happenings in the U.S. related to ICE and protests.
- Hunter Hess, a freestyle skier, also expressed mixed emotions about representing the U.S. at this time.
- Hess clarified that wearing the flag does not mean agreeing with everything happening in the U.S.
- The athletes hope they can represent a positive image of America through the Olympics.
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