Brittany Packnett Cunningham

They're trying to see just how much they can get away with.

Right.

Who exactly can they murder?

Who exactly can they disappear?

Who exactly can they intimidate?

Which elected officials can they put the screws to?

Right.

And exactly how they could do all of those things.

How should the attorney general word the ransom letter that is masquerading as official communication?

Because telling me if you give me your snap rolls and your voter rolls and you comply with ICE, I maybe might one day think about getting ICE out of your town is extortion.

That's a test.

So all of that is happening now.

And this testing ground is going to be assigned to them of what they can get away with, how much they can get away with it, and where they can get away with it.

And against whom.

Which is why it's important for us to be on it now.

Both in supporting Minnesota as they push back and in preparing ourselves for not if but when it comes to our backyards.

So you're thinking it took Minnesota decades to build what they've built.

The good news is that I guarantee you, if you start asking around, if you start doing some research, if you start doing some reading, there are organizations just like that in your own backyard.

Maybe they don't have the funding.

Maybe they don't have the volunteers.