Allegheny County Organizes Against ICE Kidnappings
Pittsburgh—On Feb. 18, 2:45 p.m., dozens lined up to stand watch outside Turner Intermediate School in Wilkinsburg, PA. They were on the lookout for ICE, which had kidnapped a minor that morning, less than three blocks from the school.
Among the attendees was Amanda Barber, President of the Wilkinsburg School Board. “We were notified that there was ICE activity at a local corner store. When we arrived, we spoke with the crossing guard and two parents that were witnesses to what happened.” After hearing the news that morning, Barber mobilized the community.