Joan Sebastian Guerrero was murdered by ICE in Maine yesterday morning. He was attempting to stop his vehicle and was shot multiple times. His three-year-old daughter was there.

Yes, this is tiring. And YES, we must respond to the brutality and lawlessness of ICE. There will be a memorial and vigil tomorrow (Wednesday July 15 at 5:30 pm) in the lower plaza of the old federal building on 211 E 7th (at the corner of 7th and Pearl) for this young father and worker.

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Sadly, there’s more.

ICE caused another man's death in Florida this morning.

If you are not able to make it out tomorrow evening for the Joan’s memorial, please consider attending this PSL Action Network webinar, "Building a Movement to Stop ICE Killings," at 5pm on Wednesday. Register @ bit.ly/stopicekillings

"Less than one week after ICE’s murder of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston, ICE fatally shot Joan Sebastian Guerrero in Biddeford, ME. These deaths are not coincidental; they are the direct result of the Trump administration’s war on working-class immigrant communities, which now demands that ICE agents arrest 2,000 people each day.

After the people of Minnesota organized two general strikes to drive out Operation Metro Surge, the Trump administration shifted tactics to try to keep ICE “out of the headlines” because they are afraid of the mass movement. But ICE’s aggressive approach has continued with new tactics and an additional $38 billion of funding granted by Congress in June 2026. We can and must stop this ICE terror by reigniting the mass movement that they fear.

The vast majority of working people oppose the racist war on our immigrant communities. Join us for a critical discussion about how those of us who oppose Trump’s racist agenda can organize to demand justice for Joan, Lorenzo, Alex, Renee, Keith, and all victims of ICE terror, as well as equality and full rights for all immigrants.