It Looks Like Nothing Can Dent MAGA's Support for ICE
The article reports on the hardening stance of right-wing figures regarding immigration and ICE enforcement, noting a shift in rhetoric and recent violent incidents involving agents. It highlights how political discourse surrounding deportation has intensified despite changes in agency leadership.
Why it matters
The report underscores the deepening polarization regarding immigration policy and the potential for increased civil unrest or state-sanctioned violence.
“I was under the assumption that when they pulled TPS and their eligibility for that program ended … they were going to be boarding planes or buses today … today, this morning at dawn to go back to Haiti,” said Bannon, a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, on his War Room podcast on Tuesday. “Why are they not out of the country?”
Mike Davis, a conservative political strategist agreed with Bannon: “The solution is to get these people the hell out of our country as fast as possible, and that includes these Haitians.”
White nationalist Nick Fuentes, who has been a vocal critic of Trump’s deportation policies because he doesn’t find them extreme enough, called Haitians “the worst of the worst” and “very low IQ people” on his Rumble show Tuesday night.
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