ICE Enforcement Controversy
This cluster centers on debates about ICE's immigration enforcement actions, with heavy criticism of alleged illegal arrests of US citizens, violence, warrantless raids, and calls to disband the agency, countered by arguments supporting deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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I think we'll have to consider the possibility that ICE are not out to help anyone really.
People are not necessarily picking on the theoretical role of Ice. They are against the practice of what ICE does.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/emiliano-s-agents-left-beh...ICE are to a large extent above the law. Their entire purpose is to snatch people and move them to locations where they can be denied legal redress. A couple of high profile cases have only got redress due to very ded
ICE agents are deporting people here illegally. I don’t see anything wrong with that.
It's (1) but ICE is making their job to intimidate people so they don't face consequences.
This isn’t a perception thing. ICE is breaking down the doors of people, arresting others without warrants or identifying themselves. They’re deporting people to a concentration camp in a foreign country that no one has ever left alive. Just because people choose to not educate themselves doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. And as a matter of fact, I’ve heard plenty of people arguing that all of these things are good and that ICE should do them.
Right because ICE trucks will also magically stop existing /s
It's not banned if ICE agents aren't prosecuted when they commit crimes
I got news for you: ICE is designed now to beat up anyone in the US. Here is one example: https://newrepublic.com/post/205280/fed-agent-permanently-bl...
How so? ICE is part of the American government.