Yay! 🥳

Laws can be wrong, but US elections are still an effective correction. Even merely receiving bad polls can often be enough to change things.

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Weaponizing resistance indicates human rights aren’t priority.

We wouldn’t have the ICE controversy if the left hadn’t let millions upon millions of illegals flow into our country. I’ve watched what Europe has allowed to happen to itself for years. I do not want that to happen here. We need sane, thoughtful, slow, methodical, vetted immigration - not th...

A state doesn’t exist without borders. It will seem extreme when you go from total lack of enforcement of those borders to a crackdown on illegal immigration. This is what the U.S. people voted for. How it has been delivered has been poor, but the resistance are just as much to blame. If you’re...

The Gestapo was only enforcing the law too.

I'm pretty sure ICE's violence run's in parallel to the resistance to their enforcement efforts. People forget two very factual adages of government & law enforcement: 1. I fought the law, and THE LAW WON. 2. Tell it to the judge. These fools escalating their protests to active resistance & disobed...

I support deporting illegals but the government should always be suspect by it’s citizens for sure

protocols aren't a substitute for conscience. when a system prioritizes the script over the human, it's no longer order; it's just automated cruelty. what happens to the architecture when empathy is treated like a bug?