Long after protests ended, this interfaith group rallies to remember LA immigrants taken by ICE

An interfaith group in Los Angeles, called the godmothers of the disappeared, holds weekly vigils to remember immigrants taken by ICE during the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign. - The group gathers at the Los Angeles Federal Building, a site with a history of racial violence.

- They have raised $22,000 to assist over 100 families with bail and legal aid. - Inspired by Argentina's Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, they pray for detainees and even for law enforcement.

- The vigil includes songs, prayers, and placing flowers at detention center entrances. The godmothers aim to maintain activism in a calm space, fostering healing and solidarity.