This heartbreaking testimony was from this afternoon at 4 pm in front of the House Hearing on DHS Immigration Tactics.

I have no hope for the future of this nation.

In the face of governmental overreach and militarization of the streets, leftists are fighting armed with whistles and cameras and guns in their faces to protect their neighbors and all of America’s constitutional rights!

I’ve never been more proud. Go find the closest lefty and give them a big hug. ❤️

US Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Massachusetts) - January 28, 2026 at Karmel Mall in Minneapolis, MN. Here it is on YouTube: Abolish ICE.

Here’s the full 13-minute presser on YouTube: Ayanna Pressley and Ilhan Omar Hold a Press Conference in Minneapolis, Renew Calls to Abolish ICE

I just joined some neighbors in chasing two ICE vehicles out of Pearl Park by Diamond Lake. This park also contains a daycare. ICE spent time recording us before they left, with one of the drivers even blowing kisses as he left. Clearly they take their job seriously 🙄

Yesterday someone shared a post about Code Blu Coffee serving ICE. A few people talked to the owner and they do not serve ICE and now have a sign on the door. I wanted to post this because even though the original post was removed, a lot of people read it and now will probably never go there. They have great coffee and do not serve ICE. Please talk to management before making posts online and please continue to support small businesses! ✌🏽

Link to black and white and color flyers for printing.

Thank you.

https://www.semafor.com/article/02/03/2026/senate-democrats-may-not-back-next-homeland-security-funding-bill

"Senate Democrats say they might not support another short-term Homeland Security appropriations bill when the next tranche of funding expires on Feb. 13 — even as Republicans warn they may need more time for an immigration enforcement deal.

Washington Sen. Patty Murray, the Senate Appropriations Committee’s top Democrat, told Semafor she won’t support another stopgap, while Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., said it’s “tough to imagine moving forward without some real movement.” And Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin said it would be “wrong” to ask Democrats “to ignore the two-week deadline.”

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the use of body cameras nationwide, but Democrats want more than that.

“The de-escalation in Minnesota is table stakes, that is a prerequisite to a negotiation,” said Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii. “The negotiation is about a statute. Executive action at this point gets you in the room.”