Authors of The Resistance mourn and indict the killing of Silverio Villegas González—a father, a worker, a human being—gunned down by ICE agents in broad daylight.
This is not enforcement—it is execution. A traffic stop turned fatal. A man driving to work after dropping off his children was met with unmarked vehicles, agents without bodycams, and a bullet to the neck. No footage confirms the government's account. No justice confirms the community’s grief.
This is not protection—it is persecution. A single father with no criminal record, branded a threat for traffic violations. Surveillance footage shows chaos, not clarity. Witnesses heard gunshots. ICE claims he dragged an agent. But the truth remains obscured, and Silverio remains dead.
This is not accountability—it is absence. No bodycam. No transparency. No answers. The FBI investigates, but the damage is done. A man is gone. His children are fatherless. And the system that pulled the trigger remains shielded.
We demand truth. We demand justice. We demand an end to the militarized targeting of immigrants under the guise of public safety.
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