Adam Serwer

Yeah.

I mean, it doesn't seem to me that they've really slowed down.

They've tried to change the face of the operation with Holman.

But from what we're seeing on the ground in Minneapolis and St.

Paul and in Minnesota, they don't seem to have like slowed down at all.

So we'll see what happens.

To answer your question, I don't know what the resiliency is.

factor is.

You know, I can't tell you how long that they can keep this up.

What I can say is that I was deeply moved by the level of concern that these people have for those around them.

I mean, you know, I walked into a church and saw pallets and pallets of food.

I saw a huge line of cars of people that had to be directed because there were so many cars, there were so many people, Minnesotans of all races, creeds, colors, were lining up to help other people eat

people who are hiding in their homes.

I can't help but be moved by that.

These people who are going around tracking ICE, they're scared, but they are doing it anyway because they care for the people around them.

And I think that that is the kind of community that I would wanna live in.

I can't speak for anybody else, but certainly for me, it was one of the most moving things I've seen as a journalist.

All right, man.