ICE has ramped up immigration operations across the country.
But American citizens and legal residents have increasingly found themselves targeted.
Their message was not subtle, right?
They were saying, we see you, we can get to you whenever we want to.
And it did scare me.
How Americans pushing back on ICE are getting caught up in a web of surveillance.
The Sunday story from the Up First podcast.
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Hey, it's Marielle.
Have you ever wanted to publish a book, fiction, nonfiction, a mystery, a thriller, maybe a romance novel?
That's what my friend Alexi wants to do.
I really want to start a new genre of like financial romanticcy.
So I 've been pushing us to try to get into the game by like writing Fifty Shades of Green
as like Planet Money's new kind of entrance into this world.
This, by the way, is Alexi Horowitz-Gazi, co-host of the NPR podcast Planet Money.
Now, not only do I want to read this, but I also think Alexei can make it happen
because he 's become something of an expert on book publishing.
Planet Money just published a book called Planet Money, A Guide to the Economic Forces That Shape Your Life.
Packed with narrative stories that 'll help you understand things like how banks really work