A family with four U.S. citizen children was deported to Mexico last month, including a 10-year-old girl recovering from brain surgery.
The Texas Civil Rights Project filed a complaint alleging CBP denied medical care to the girl and detained U.S. citizen children "in deplorable conditions" before removing them to Mexico "where their lives are in peril."
The parents, who were seeking T visas as human trafficking victims, were arrested at an immigration checkpoint while traveling for their daughter's medical care.
Border czar Tom Homan has stated "families can be deported together" regardless of citizenship status.
I mean it sure would do more than pretending it's not happening - but I get it - most Germans preferred to pretend they couldn't smell the smoke either.
And again you don't even have to risk your own safety by protesting - you could at least join a local community organizing group to help people most affected.
I'm sure you may think one person can't make a difference but I can guarantee that even a single person more that's helping out with mutual aid would be met with appreciation anywhere. Still good on you for financing charities - that is usually the very first step.
Also this isn't a sprint - it's a marathon - expecting protests now to have any immediate impact is just setting you up for failure - these fights have been fought for generations - so lock in and get ready to resist not just these 4 but the next 40 years.
And sorry if this feels overwhelming and you don't think you have the capacity - but even doing 1 day of volunteering a month is a good starting point.