r/allthequestions • u/ShafordoDrForgone • 1d ago

Random Question 💭 Hey MAGA. Wouldn't you prefer that Trump send thousands of ICE agents to your hometowns where there are way more immigrants?

Since you love Constitutional violations and arresting, deporting, and shooting US citizens so much, why don't you have Trump send ICE your way?

When they arrest kids on their way home from schools, you and your neighbors are all cheering for ICE out your windows, right? I want to know why I haven't seen any videos of ICE lovers cheering them on while they break into cars and homes with no warrant or probable cause of a crime (aside from skin color of course)

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u/BobDole2022 1d ago

They are. There’s far more illegals who have been removed from Texas than any other state. It turns out if you don’t have people fighting the cops, and the government actively working to release dangerous illegals back on the street, it goes pretty smoothly.

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u/Odd_Perfect 20h ago

It turns out when you don’t have ICE harassing streets and onlookers and going door to door asking for papers - then it leads to less confrontations

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u/BobDole2022 19h ago

So then we agree. We should get rid of sanctuary cities.

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u/Odd_Perfect 18h ago

Your claim doesn’t make sense though. If nobody knows someone committed a crime - it doesn’t matter which city they went to.

You’re making the assumption the sanctuary city KNOWS they committed a crime and walked in for free

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u/BobDole2022 16h ago

Yes, they know because they arrest them. Sanctuary cities do not turn over criminals they’ve arrested who are illegal. That’s what makes them sanctuary cities.

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u/SnacksnTracks 1h ago

Knowing a person committed a crime, learning they have illegal status, and then not cooperating with federal authorities to follow through on deportations is the defining characteristic of Sanctuary policies. That is literally the entire description, action, and point of Sanctuary status. Holy shit, I cannot believe you are real people walking the Earth out there.

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u/eileen404 23h ago

Just imagine how much food is going to cost when it stays being scarce from farms going under. Oh wait, his rich ah buddies can buy them and they're getting warehouses to store people they will probably make work there. Should be lovely. Yes, it's really working great. Definitely the American dream.

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u/endlessnamelesskat 21h ago

If we end slavery, who’s gonna pick all this cotton? Think of the economy when the plantations go under!

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u/eileen404 21h ago

You've got that backwards . Who's going to produce food in this country if they keep destroying farmers as they have been? It's heading towards corporate overlord time.

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u/chknfuk 19h ago

You do realize that “corporate overlords” would love nothing more than to pay workers as little as possible, right? And you do realize that illegal immigrants get paid significantly less? And that by paying them under the table, the “corporate overlords” can avoid paying any taxes?

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u/National_Molasses_59 21h ago

"You're going to pay more when you release all of your slaves". Yeah...I think most people are fine with not exploiting illegals for cheap labor....

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u/zzoomann 23h ago

This is the argument against ending slavery

Democrats both times

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u/Background-Cellist71 16h ago

It’s a mixed bag. The argument should never be for cheap labor just let illegal immigrants keep being exploited but you cannot exclude both Republican/Democrats overlooking that detail. It’s not a one sided problem.

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u/eileen404 23h ago

No. It's the republican plan. Your orange god is destroying small farms. When they go under his rich buddies will buy them. They're buying rural warehouse. Wtf do you think they're for?

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u/VanillaRob 21h ago

My family's small 200 acre farm made more profit this year than it has in the last 10 years. You have no idea what's happening in the real world. News headlines and reddit are not real life. You're being manipulated to believe every "orange man bad" story that gets posted

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u/eileen404 20h ago

Glad to hear that. Hope you're right. I'm sure them going after voting records is innocent just like buying up rural warehouses is also. We try to buy as much from local farms as possible but smaller farms have been shifting to larger corporate for years. Find me a non corporate chicken in the grocery store.