This is The Guardian.
When you heard that ICE was carrying out raids in LA, what did you do?
So it was on Saturday that I woke up, you know, social media that said ICE raids all over.
So I told my daughter, hey, let's go check in the neighborhood.
Last Saturday, Andrea, not her real name, went for a drive around Paramount,
a neighborhood in Los Angeles, a majority Latino area.
She took her 10-year-old daughter with her.
She got herself a little notepad and she's like, I'm going to take notes of what we see.
I'm like, OK.
Andrea wanted to see for herself these raids that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency,
ICE, was carrying out in homes and workplaces, looking for undocumented migrants.
At first, though, she couldn't see much of anything.
So we were going down the streets, empty streets.
No people walking and it's a Saturday.
We usually have like our street vendors selling hot drinks, tamales.
They weren't there.
People are scared to come out.
And then she got to her local Home Depot,
a hardware store near where ICE were raiding some warehouses.
And I'm wearing my pajamas, my daughter as well.