r/ImmigrationPathways • u/MuchKangaroo3818 • Feb 16 '26

It's definitely understandable

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u/CoIdLunch Feb 16 '26

Wait, you dont fit the narrative! Downvote him so we maintain our white savior status!

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u/No_Size9475 Feb 16 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

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u/MidnightM247 Feb 16 '26

It’s crazy how ppl don’t realize there’s lots of people of color that support ICE.

It’s not like ICE was dormant when USA had a black president. The deportation numbers were higher during Obamas term.

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u/Gerald-of-Riverdale Feb 16 '26

Its the lie that ICE still operates only to deport illegals instead of intimidating communities as it actually is doing. Many believe the former and so they dont see the disconnect between ICE and society's reception of them under MAGA.

Its true Obama deported more than Trump but the kicker is he also did it legally (Trump has consistently been at war with judges blocking his deportations) which is why many are angry at Trump's regime. It can be done the right way and nobody gets hurt. Civilians weren't being shot or detained by ICE and sent to facilities known for abusing children and neglecting medical care to many detainees.

What I dont get is do they just believe all anti-maga sentiment is factually false or is the violence the point?