I think it's super concerning when the military is brought into a situation like this 
. It's not just about enforcing immigration laws, but also about how they're being enforced, you know? The fact that the protesters are comparing the raids to occupation forces is not entirely unfounded - it feels like their rights are being trampled on.
I get that there's a lot of tension between the federal government and local communities, but deploying troops could just escalate things further
. It's like, can't we find a way to have this conversation without resorting to military force? The governor is doing the right thing by mobilizing the National Guard without sending them out yet - that shows he's willing to listen to the protests and try to find a peaceful resolution.
But at the same time, I feel for the families of those who are being targeted by ICE agents. It's not just about enforcing laws, it's also about treating people with respect and dignity
. Can't we find a way to balance both sides of this issue? 
. It's not just about enforcing immigration laws, but also about how they're being enforced, you know? The fact that the protesters are comparing the raids to occupation forces is not entirely unfounded - it feels like their rights are being trampled on.I get that there's a lot of tension between the federal government and local communities, but deploying troops could just escalate things further
. It's like, can't we find a way to have this conversation without resorting to military force? The governor is doing the right thing by mobilizing the National Guard without sending them out yet - that shows he's willing to listen to the protests and try to find a peaceful resolution.But at the same time, I feel for the families of those who are being targeted by ICE agents. It's not just about enforcing laws, it's also about treating people with respect and dignity
. Can't we find a way to balance both sides of this issue?