silence7

Its who the US military was allowed to randomly kill in Vietnam.

Mostly, an effort to shift public opinion against the federal attack on citizens, to in turn pressure Trump

They do. Slowly, imperfectly, and some of the time.

It's worth doing in parallel with other efforts.

It takes active recruitment if we want the military on the side of the people.

Even the big operations break in unexpected ways. Facebook accidentally broke the authentication for their door locks when they took the site down a few years back and had to fly people to a datacenter and break down a door to get to servers and restart things.

ICE has been raiding elementary schools in the past few days.

I dont expect 2nd graders to read the article.

Good luck once locked up without the right to an attorney

Thanks for letting us know what is going on.

Most kids don't have the set of photos you describe in government databases.

Welcome to America

if they care to

ICE doesn't care if your skin is too dark, or your name sounds vaguely Arabic or Spanish.

The problem is that you're probably not lying in wait with a mythical concealed-carry shotgun. Realistic sequences that have happened in the recent past:

• A couple guys wearing utility company uniforms ask to step inside to diagnose a problem. They then jump you and arrest you.
• Your camera system stops working due to jamming. Then 15 armed men break through your door and surprise you while you're asleep in bed.
• Several people in the crowd at your kid's graduation ceremony suddenly surround you and zip-tie your wrists before you realize what's going on.

You're going to be dealing with a situation where you don't see in advance what's happening, and where you're confronted with a whole batch of people who are heavily armed and wearing body armor. That's a situation where one individual acting alone is very unlikely to succeed in killing an assailant with a gun.