So what can we do? We must apply the lessons of Minnesota citizen ICE patrols to our voting infrastructure. We need regular citizens monitoring for ICE presence outside polling sites. Costumes, whistles, brass bands, the whole Minnesota treatment. Those neighbors can post the actual situation outside their polling site on their local social media and text chains. Countering disinformation and threats with real information, alerting people so they can stay safe if ICE actually shows up somewhere, and allowing voting to continue uninterrupted at 99.9% of voting locations that ICE doesn’t have the resources to disrupt.