00:05On that Sunday, I was actually running when I got the phone call from Wilder.
00:11And I said there's a raid happening. And at first I thought it was just a handful of agents.
00:17But then in the background, I actually heard noise. I heard crying. And then I realized,
00:25wait a minute. It's getting violent. When they shot, it would just be like,
00:33I started to freak out because I was like, oh my God, we're going to get shot.
00:40What was going through my head is like, how do I help the community that's in there?
00:44As the ACLU executive director of Idaho, where we teach people how to use their constitutional
00:49rights. And here I am, fenced off, because on the other side, it's large weapons. It's military
00:56type of operation.
00:57To this day, I have nightmares that immigration takes my kids from me. Why? I'm from here.
01:02My kids are from here. Like, why should I have to feel that?
01:05We are pushing back against the idea that law enforcement can mistreat people with such impunity
01:13and that they can be held accountable. We had children, we had grandparents, and yet they
01:19were treated as worst of the worst. Over 200 agents descended on this rural community with
01:27the purpose of arresting as many brown people as possible.
