The movies appear to be in every single place. From a Chicago suburb, cellphone footage of federal brokers firing pepper balls at a pastor and tear-gassing a mayor and a congressional candidate. Throughout the town, slick footage of a military-style raid on an house complicated. From New York, a barrage of photographs and movies of civilians being slammed to the ground or restrained in immigration courts.
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