Who Shares the Restroom Code With ICE Agents

Edité par Public Collectors, 2025

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In May 2017, five United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers sat down for breakfast at Sava's restaurant in Ann Arbor, Michigan. After eating some waffles, they entered the kitchen and handcuffed and detained three members of the kitchen staff. ICE detentions-and deportations without due process-persist. Many restaurants and other establishments conduct Know Your Rights training, and informative flyers are regularly posted throughout Chicago where I live. I see them on the edges of the parking lot of the Home Depot in my neighborhood, where immigrant day laborers often hang out looking for work. I see flyers in the post office parking lot. A Mexican restaurant I often get food from has one posted on their window. Still, I can't stop thinking about what happened at Sava's restaurant back in 2017. Did the agents tip the waitstaff before arresting the kitchen staff? At what percentage? Did they compliment the chef on the waffles while cuffing him in front of diners and his coworkers? As ICE grows bolder and as public resistance to ICE intensifies, I've been thinking more about these secret police agents and unknown thugs that we fund with our taxes. I think about how easily ICE agents move through the city during their downtime, when they aren't busy terrorizing immigrants in the name of white supremacy while hiding behind masks. I've also been thinking about their fans and supporters. I shared some of the first questions in this publication on two social media platforms and invited others to add their own questions. Then I selected and organized some of the responses and compiled them into this booklet. Multiple friends read this text and gave suggestions. This collection of questions is an invitation to think about situations we may encounter with ICE, a poetic rant against ICE, and a provocation for ICE's allies. -Marc Fischer .…

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Détails bibliographiques

Titre
Who Shares the Restroom Code With ICE Agents
Auteur
Marc Fischer
Éditeur
Public Collectors
Année de publication
2025
État de l'article
This is a new book.
Reliure
Saddle Stitched
Édition
4th Printing.
Poids de l'article
0,25 livre
Catalogues du vendeur
Art/Photo Books, New Books, Philosophy/Theory

Huzzah! books

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