or “associating” with someone who is alleged to be involved with a gang, such as being seen with a cousin in his living room, having a girlfriend whose ex-boyfriend was a gang member, or sitting in math class next to someone alleged to be a gang member. (4 of 4)

displaying the flag of El Salvador on Facebook; writing 503 (the area code of El Salvador) in a school notebook; cutting class; living in a “gang neighborhood”; making a “gang-associated” hand gesture or handshake; (3 of 4)

wearing clothing that is blue, light blue, blue and white (colors of flags of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras), black, or red; a Chicago Bulls shirt or hat; a Brooklyn Nets hat; Nike Cortez shoes; or Versace belt; (2 of 4)

Democrats are showing every sign of learning nothing from this election, choosing to blame every marginalized group in their base when they should be promoting actual pro-human policies, not feckless Trump-lite garbage.

Recent immigrants, already tracked for deportation, seek the same work permit that anyone else can get in this process; many long-term residents have simply and understandably chosen not to track themselves toward possible deportation, even if it means they could get a work permit in the meantime.

2) articles like this do the far right's work of sowing division, uncritically accepting the fallacy that recent immigrants have some legal leg up on long-term noncitizens. Almost anyone can apply for asylum, and get a temporary work permit, but at the risk of being tracked to deportation if denied.