The rear of a grimy white ICE van has been defaced with a bold graffiti tag in icy blue paint. The phrase “ICE BELONGS IN DRINKS” is sprayed in dripping block letters across the back doors. Beside the words, a stenciled glass tumbler holds ice cubes — one marked “ICE” — and a bent straw. Below the graffiti, the original lettering “U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT” is still visible. The crescent moon symbol — slightly off from Red Alley canon — is painted nearby in matching blue. There are no bystanders; the van is parked alone under a harsh amber streetlamp, casting shadows on the surrounding brick. The scene feels tense, urgent, and dangerous. The graffiti is fast, imperfect, but unmistakably defiant.

ICE belongs in drinks.

Not schools. Not stores. Not doorways. Not in our communities.

Tag the van. Tag the truth.

#AbolishICE #RedAlley #CrescentMoonWatch #StreetJustice #WeProtectEachOther
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