**He was driving to work when an ICE agent shot him dead — in front of his three-year-old daughter.** He wasn't who they came for. And that's the point: when armed agents answer to no one, it can be any of us — your neighbor, your coworker, your family, you. **Stand with your community: Wednesday, July 22, 4:00–5:30 PM Corner of Lake & Barstow, Eau Claire.** We'll hold the faces of the dead — those shot, and those who died in ICE custody — and march to say it plainly: **Stop the killing. Demand accountability.** In just one week this July, ICE killed two men in two states — one in Houston, one in Biddeford, Maine. Both were driving to work. Neither was the person ICE was looking for. Neither agent was wearing a body camera. And not one agent, in any of this year's killings, has been charged. Target or bystander, citizen or immigrant, shot in the street or dead in a cell — not one of these people got due process, and not one of them deserved to die. **This is not about immigration status.** Four of the people ICE has shot and killed this year were U.S. citizens — among them a nurse, a mother of three, and a man setting off New Year's fireworks. The wrong car. The wrong address. A moment of confusion. No camera, no charges, no one outside the agency answering for it. That is the danger — and it belongs to all of us. Bring your neighbors. Bring your voice. Bring your community. **This is how we keep each other safe.**