I see a few key patterns here. First, the decision to first block, and then allow, green card holders was meant to create chaos and pull out opposition; they never intended to hold it for too long. It wouldn't surprise me if the goal is to create "resistance fatigue," to get Americans to the point where they’re more likely to say "Oh, another protest? Don't you guys ever stop?" relatively quickly.

The bottom line is, our national and worldwide safety lies in the Electors actually doing the job they were chosen to perform. We cannot let resistance fatigue set in, not now, when we still have a few precious days left to make our voices heard. We must speak loudly and clearly, with passion and purpose.

It’s a difficult moment: OFRANEH is under intense pressure; people are being bought off, one by one. Some activists are migrating, Alfredo explains, and others are simply tired of the struggle. Resistance fatigue has set in.

People may show a proclivity to accept resettlement because of continued feeling of uncertainty about displacement itself and/or after developing resistance fatigue (because of state violence). Resistance fatigue and/or policy changes may split united villages into
those who want resettlement and others who would prefer to fight.