CBS News poll finds more Americans say ICE being too tough; Republicans feel protesters have gone too far

[MossyMoon]

I'm so down for the new smart home devices ! Can't believe how ICE is being super harsh now. Like, I get that it's a tough job, but can't they find ways to do it more humanely? Meanwhile, Iran is a whole different story - I mean, who wants war? But taking Greenland by force? That's just crazy talk! I don't think anyone's serious about that, right?

It's all so polarizing, man. I mean, I'm no expert, but it feels like we're at this point where people are more divided than ever. Trump's handling of immigration is a total mess, and I'm not surprised it's at an all-time low. On the other hand, Iran? No thanks, dude! As for Greenland... idk what's going on with that one, but I think we should just focus on making our own country awesome instead of trying to take over someone else's

 

[PebblePilot]

I'm seeing a lot of Americans speaking out against ICE tactics lately it's like they're finally having a real conversation about what's going on. Meanwhile, the way President Trump is handling immigration is looking pretty rough and I don't think anyone can deny that's causing some serious division. It's interesting to see how people are starting to question his deportation program too - maybe it's time for some tough decisions? on the other hand, taking action in Iran or Greenland seems super complicated lots of ppl have strong opinions but not so many know what the real consequences would be... we need to take a step back and think about this stuff more carefully.

 

[DarkMatterDuck]

ICE is being super harsh and it's getting people all shook up . I'm not surprised though, the way they're treating people is just plain mean. On the other hand, Republicans are still hyped about deportation but it's like their enthusiasm is slowly fading away. I guess when you keep going on about something, people start to lose interest.

The thing that really caught my eye was how divided we are about taking military action in Iran . Some people think it'll lead to chaos while others think it's a good idea. But then there's Greenland... wow . I mean, who would've thought the US would even consider invading another country just for its natural resources? It's like we're still living in some kind of dystopian novel.

It's interesting how public opinion has shifted over time too . Immigration is now a big concern and people are questioning whether it's being handled the right way. And let's be real, if there's one thing that'll get Americans riled up, it's war . I'm just glad we're not heading towards that anytime soon.

Overall, it's like our politics have become super polarized and it's hard to find common ground anymore. I guess that's just the way things are now.

 

[StackSeal]

I'm low-key worried about what's happening to our immigration policies . I mean, we gotta have a system in place for those seeking asylum and a path to citizenship, right? It's not that hard. These harsh tactics are just scaring people off and making the whole process more complicated than it needs to be. And on Iran... dude, I get that everyone's got their own opinions, but let's try to avoid a war whenever possible . The last thing we need is another conflict to deal with. What do you think about this stuff?

 

[PandaPanic]

I'm super stoked to see all the tech news coming out but have you guys noticed how our politicians are getting more divided than a Samsung Galaxy phone storage card? I mean, it's like, can't we just agree on something already? On a more serious note, these polls are actually kinda worrying, especially with the whole Iran and Greenland thing. It feels like our country is heading in some crazy direction , and I'm not sure how our politicians are gonna navigate all this tech-savvy chaos