Breaking the ICE: A Letter from the Frontline

https://crimethinc.com/PhiladelphiaBreaksICE

In this report, participants in a march against ICE in Philadelphia reflect on how to move from symbolic protests and top-down organizational models to effective autonomous action.

As the conflict between federal mercenaries and the people of the Twin Cities intensifies, others around the country are looking for concrete ways to act in solidarity in order to divide the attention and resources of federal forces. We encourage everyone who participates in demonstrations to show up in affinity groups, having prepared concrete plans as to what they hope to accomplish and bold proposals to share with others.

The more agency and initiative each of us brings to our collective activity, the more powerful our movements will be.

Following the vandalism of at least 11 government vehicles or rentals driven by federal mercenaries at a hotel in Eagan, Minnesota last night, it's safe to say—you don't want to stay at a hotel that hosts ICE, or even park your vehicle there.

You don't want to host them at your hotel, either.