Protestors in Maine are now surrounding Susan Collins' office after ICE murdered a 26-year-old Colombian man who was aut

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34. Here is Bellows' position on ICE

Covert License Plates Denial: Bellows stopped issuing confidential/undercover license plates to federal officers ahead of a federal immigration surge in Maine. She was backed by the Maine Attorney General, triggering an ongoing standoff and a threatened lawsuit from the U.S. Justice Department. She justified the refusal by stating that government agencies should identify themselves while arresting people on the streets.

Polling Place Deployments: In March, Bellows led a coalition of nine states to demand written assurances from the Department of Homeland Security that ICE agents would not be deployed to polling locations.

Reaction to ICE Fatalities: Following a fatal shooting by an ICE agent during an enforcement operation in Biddeford, Maine, Bellows criticized the incident, publicly stating, "It's time to get ICE off our streets,".

Target of Backlash: Her firm stance against the agency has made her a prime target for backlash, resulting in online doxing, harassment, and swatting incidents at her home.

The first 2 are action-oriented, although possibly a bit narrower than the proposals Shah makes, but it is more than just talk. That's good.