Ellie Belle

But that's why a big part of this campaign has been asking people to put pressure on Congress people to release Albero to show that we're not going to give up on him.

the way that other people have just been given up on and died in detention and that we're going to work relentlessly to get him out because he matters.

But, you know, as ICE escalates its attainments across the country and in the Midwest, specifically in Ohio and Minnesota and all these places, Chicago, Minneapolis, Columbus, what happens to him sets a precedent for others the same way that what's been happening to other immigrants has set the precedent that this is going to keep happening.

You know, showing that ICE can't just take someone and disappear them and get away with it really matters for everyone else.

People are watching.

For every immigrant detained recently and everything that ICE is rolling out.

And this is, God, the...

I don't even know.

I've lost track because the numbers keep changing and growing.

I wanted to say that Renee was the second person that we knew of that ICE had murdered since New Year's Eve.

But it wouldn't be surprising if there are so many... There are just so many immigrants who have died in custody and are currently dying in custody, which is what we're trying to prevent for El Barro.

And in LA, ICE killed Keith Porter in his own home.

Meanwhile, you know...

In Chicago, or now, I guess, Indiana, because that's where they're keeping him, they're violating and detaining families like Albero's, who have done nothing to deserve this treatment.

We saw a 44-year-old woman, Marie-Ange Blaise, from Haiti, who died in a U.S.

ICE facility two or three weeks ago after being detained since February of 2025, I believe.

who was captured and taken into custody at an airport outside of U.S.

territories.

And, you know, once again, showing ISIS lack of regard for the law, just total lawlessness.

She didn't go in with a health condition.