I'm so frustrated with Tom Homan's response to this tragic event 
. It feels like he's more worried about deflecting blame onto Congress rather than actually acknowledging what happened. I mean, come on, if you're going to downplay the incident and say it's not a big deal, at least have the decency to show some empathy for the family of the victim 
. This isn't just about politics; it's about human lives being lost. And let's be real, the fact that ICE agents are being deployed to Minneapolis in the first place is a recipe for disaster 
. It's like they're trying to fan the flames of tension and create more problems than they're solving. I wish someone would actually have an honest conversation about what's going on here instead of just playing politics 
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. It feels like he's more worried about deflecting blame onto Congress rather than actually acknowledging what happened. I mean, come on, if you're going to downplay the incident and say it's not a big deal, at least have the decency to show some empathy for the family of the victim . This isn't just about politics; it's about human lives being lost. And let's be real, the fact that ICE agents are being deployed to Minneapolis in the first place is a recipe for disaster . It's like they're trying to fan the flames of tension and create more problems than they're solving. I wish someone would actually have an honest conversation about what's going on here instead of just playing politics .
they're supposed to be lit! anyway back to this border stuff... i feel like we need to focus on finding a more humane way to deal with immigration issues, rather than just throwing more resources at the problem. it's all about finding that balance between security and compassion, you know? 
... can't the admin just own up to whatever's going down? 
300+ ICE agents show up in Minneapolis and suddenly "tragic accident" turns into an "act of domestic terrorism"? 
not buying it. And poor Tom Homan, tone-deaf much? 
the only thing being attacked is reality, not law enforcement officers (as if that's even possible). Meanwhile, community leaders are just trying to make sense of what's happening and advocate for people who don't deserve to be scapegoated. 
the way they're trying to shift attention away from their own policies is just so typical of them... it's like they want us to forget that innocent lives were lost because of their actions 
. I mean come on, if they can't even be honest about their own policies, how can we trust them to keep us safe? It's like they think we're all just a bunch of clueless sheep who won't notice if they're trying to spin something. Newsflash: we're not that easy to fool 
. I've seen more convincing performances at a bad cop show 
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