Raids, workplace checks, and border crackdowns have ramped up hard under Trump, delighting voters who wanted a harder line and alarming others who see families and due process getting steamrolled. The debate isn't whether enforcement exists anymore — it's whether it crossed a line. Has immigration enforcement gone too far?
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Gone too far in some cities; not far enough at the border. Both.
Not far enough — catch-and-release still feels alive in practice.
About right if the goal was deterrence. Ugly optics though.
Hard to separate policy from messaging. Messy either way.
Asylum backlog is the real failure, not the raid clips.
Gone too far in some cities; not far enough at the border. Both.
Enforcement can be firm without looking chaotic on TV nightly.
Lol. gone too far in some cities; not far enough at the border. Both.
Fair point, but not far enough — catch-and-release still feels alive in practice.
Interesting take. about right if the goal was deterrence. Ugly optics though.
About right if the goal was deterrence. Ugly optics though.
Asylum backlog is the real failure, not the raid clips.
Exactly. hard to separate policy from messaging. Messy either way.