Faith, a suburban mother in Portland, Maine, describes the anxiety caused by the increased presence of ICE agents in her community, resulting in over 200 arrests targeting immigrants, particularly from the Somali community. In response, she and other mothers have formed a buddy system to support families in hiding, providing groceries and financial assistance. Despite feeling safe due to her privilege, Faith expresses deep concern for those being targeted, emphasizing the importance of community support. The situation has heightened fears among her children, prompting her to reassure them while advocating for immigrant rights in her neighborhood.
