The Invisible Coup: Why Americans Are Afraid to Leave Their Homes And How to Protect Yourself

When fear changes how people live, work, and walk their own streets, something deeper is happening in America. ICE and Fear examines the growing anxiety many Americans feel about safety, enforcement, and uncertainty in public spaces. Sparked by the tragic death of Alex Pretti, this book looks at how a single event can ripple through communities, influence behavior, and reshape how people see their neighborhoods. But this is not just a book about fear - it's a guide to overcoming it. Blendin...