Colorado politicians are dealing with an increasingly angry constituency as they navigate tensions at public events, online, and in the halls of public buildings. “Diana DeGette, can you say 'Abolish ICE?’ Say it, ‘Abolish ICE,’” one person shouted. Senator and Colorado gubernatorial candidate Michael Bennet, as Bennet attempts to greet people on Lincoln Street protesting the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. This is a scary job to serve in,” said State Rep. Brandi Bradley. Bradley provided a picture of a Post-it note from an ICE protest at the state capitol in Denver earlier in January.