After ICE swept through their Kansas community, young people watched neighbors and family members live with fear and uncertainty. Then they turned that energy into action at the ballot box, helping flip a U.S. Senate seat blue in a state long seen as safely red.
Isabella Rodriguez is a student and voted for the first time in the midterm elections. She joined The Assignment with New York Times video journalist Mimi Dwyer to talk about the impact ICE had on her community and her vote.
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