Latino children and teens—many under 13—are staging emotional and organized virtual protests against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) within the Brookhaven world of Roblox. These online demonstrations, coordinated through TikTok and Discord, mirror real-life activism with protest signs and chants like “WE ARE NOT ILLEGAL” and “KEEP FAMILIES TOGETHER.” Experts say these digital spaces are becoming powerful outlets for trauma and civic expression among vulnerable youth.
In Roblox’s Brookhaven, teen players—led by 17-year-old Simon Gutierrez—are organizing virtual protests against immigration enforcement roleplay. Coordinated through TikTok and Discord, these in-game demonstrations showcase how youth are using online gaming communities as platforms for civic activism and social justice.
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