A New York City school principal, waving a bat, stops masked ICE agents from trying to enter the building behind her, and instead of violence, the encounter erupts with cheers from onlookers. The videos, equal parts tense and bombastic, are also clearly AI-generated. In the aggregate, anti-ICE AI videos are a way for people to push against the distortions painted by the Trump administration and MAGA influencers to justify their actions, says AI creator Nicholas Arter. “Over the last decade, social media served that role by giving a voice to people who lacked access to traditional media. The account has uploaded more than 1,000 videos, often of people of color fighting off ICE agents, to his Instagram and Facebook pages since Good was shot on January 7.