Everyone’s WRONG About ICE: Debunking the Red/Blue Narrative
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Cara Brown McCormickPublished: 22 Jan, 2026
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A viral question - “Has ICE gone too far?” - turns into a deep dive on immigration enforcement after the Minneapolis shooting of Renee Nicole Good. The team weighs conflicting video narratives, what voters actually want ICE to prioritize, and reports of would-be citizens being turned away at naturalization ceremonies.
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