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  > **trump was re-elected in 2024 and the US is increasingly becoming more and more fascistic in nature. ICE is turning into an unaccountable paramilitary force that is conducting kidnappings and murders in the streets to innocent people, immigrants or not. what can we do?**<br>
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  > • Organize neighborhood and workplace defense committees that explicitly include undocumented workers, migrant tenants, and immigrant proletarians. Their common enemy is not “illegal presence” but the reactionary state and its police. A fascist ICE apparatus that kidnaps and murders is a direct blow to the class unity of the oppressed; the immediate task is to expose its methods and build counter-institutions.
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- > 2. Political education is a weapon
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  > • Hold regular study circles in tenant halls, union halls, and union locals. Study the history of mass migrations, the Braves-era scapegoating, and how fascist “law-and-order” regimes (from McCarthy to Trump’s deportation orders) always accompany periods of great social upheaval. Knowledge of past defeats (Chrysler v. ICE, De La Hyperia v. ICE) shows that mass arrests and disappearances are predictable if vigilante mobs are allowed to operate.
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  > • Where possible, open or strengthen existing proletarian organizations—chapters of the CPUSA, DAPL, or local revolutionary fronts. Where new ones need start-up, use vacant storefronts, churches, and encrypted comms to assemble clandestine cells. A revolutionary mass base gives the proletariat the power to resist ICE kidnappings by politicizing the targeted communities and forcing the state to act under their political leadership.
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- > 4. Legal and strategic fight inside the imperialist system
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  > • Every kidnapping is a prosecutable crime, regardless of the suspect’s immigration status, because the bourgeois state must either arrest or deport. Use that legal vulnerability to pressure the courts and the media. Document incidents, circulate open-source intelligence, and train comrades in basic criminal procedure so that once a seizure of power becomes possible, the proletariat has the records and cadre to prosecute reactionary figures.
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- > 5. International proletarian solidarity
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  > • Connect with migrant workers in the logistics, food service, and construction sectors—largely Mexican, Central American, and Southeast Asian. Their struggles against wage theft, OSHA violence, and ICE are identical to the antifascist battles in the United States. Coordinate strikes, mutual aid, and defense networks so that ICE raids do not become pretexts for open civil-war conditions.
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- > 6. Long-term: smash the state and replace it
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  > • The moment a fascist ICE force begins systematic kidnappings, the only rational response is to uproot the capitalist state itself. The proletarian revolution in the United States must proceed through the overthrow of the bourgeois republic, the abolition of private policing, and the establishment of proletarian power. Every deportation and kidnapping is an attack on the basic rights of labor. Defending the masses today is therefore inseparable from the task of overthrowing the imperialist order tomorrow.
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  > What cannot be done is to beg the fascist regime for “reforms” or “compromises” that would keep the state apparatus intact. The path is clear: organize the exploited, educate them, arm them, and fight—inside and outside the confines of the existing law.
 
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  > **trump was re-elected in 2024 and the US is increasingly becoming more and more fascistic in nature. ICE is turning into an unaccountable paramilitary force that is conducting kidnappings and murders in the streets to innocent people, immigrants or not. what can we do?**<br>
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+ > 1. Shift the terrain<br>
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  > • Organize neighborhood and workplace defense committees that explicitly include undocumented workers, migrant tenants, and immigrant proletarians. Their common enemy is not “illegal presence” but the reactionary state and its police. A fascist ICE apparatus that kidnaps and murders is a direct blow to the class unity of the oppressed; the immediate task is to expose its methods and build counter-institutions.
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+ > 2. Political education is a weapon<br>
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  > • Hold regular study circles in tenant halls, union halls, and union locals. Study the history of mass migrations, the Braves-era scapegoating, and how fascist “law-and-order” regimes (from McCarthy to Trump’s deportation orders) always accompany periods of great social upheaval. Knowledge of past defeats (Chrysler v. ICE, De La Hyperia v. ICE) shows that mass arrests and disappearances are predictable if vigilante mobs are allowed to operate.
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+ > 3. Build independent organs<br>
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  > • Where possible, open or strengthen existing proletarian organizations—chapters of the CPUSA, DAPL, or local revolutionary fronts. Where new ones need start-up, use vacant storefronts, churches, and encrypted comms to assemble clandestine cells. A revolutionary mass base gives the proletariat the power to resist ICE kidnappings by politicizing the targeted communities and forcing the state to act under their political leadership.
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+ > 4. Legal and strategic fight inside the imperialist system<br>
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  > • Every kidnapping is a prosecutable crime, regardless of the suspect’s immigration status, because the bourgeois state must either arrest or deport. Use that legal vulnerability to pressure the courts and the media. Document incidents, circulate open-source intelligence, and train comrades in basic criminal procedure so that once a seizure of power becomes possible, the proletariat has the records and cadre to prosecute reactionary figures.
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+ > 5. International proletarian solidarity<br>
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  > • Connect with migrant workers in the logistics, food service, and construction sectors—largely Mexican, Central American, and Southeast Asian. Their struggles against wage theft, OSHA violence, and ICE are identical to the antifascist battles in the United States. Coordinate strikes, mutual aid, and defense networks so that ICE raids do not become pretexts for open civil-war conditions.
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+ > 6. Long-term: smash the state and replace it<br>
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  > • The moment a fascist ICE force begins systematic kidnappings, the only rational response is to uproot the capitalist state itself. The proletarian revolution in the United States must proceed through the overthrow of the bourgeois republic, the abolition of private policing, and the establishment of proletarian power. Every deportation and kidnapping is an attack on the basic rights of labor. Defending the masses today is therefore inseparable from the task of overthrowing the imperialist order tomorrow.
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  > What cannot be done is to beg the fascist regime for “reforms” or “compromises” that would keep the state apparatus intact. The path is clear: organize the exploited, educate them, arm them, and fight—inside and outside the confines of the existing law.