00:00:00.000Over the weekend, there was another encounter with ICE in Maine.
00:00:03.000It seems to be a kind of similar situation to the killing of Renee Good in Minnesota earlier this year.
00:00:07.000So, right on cue, the left wing started blaming notorious political moderate Susan Collins and marching on the streets and in her office and such.0.85
00:00:15.000The Abolish Ice Brigade has not gone away.0.63
00:00:17.000They literally want to get rid of the border.0.83
00:00:22.000It's just going to become more and more mainstream from here.
00:00:24.000People are going crazy over a shooting that happened up in Maine.
00:00:28.000According to CBS News, the Department of Homeland Security. Says that a man who was in the country illegally attempted to flee the scene when ICE tried to stop him around 7 a.m. Eastern Time over the weekend.
00:00:40.000And fearing for public safety, an officer discharged his weapon.
00:00:43.000This person later died from the injuries.
00:00:46.000Apparently, ICE agents encountered the man while conducting targeted surveillance on the last known address of an illegal alien with a final order of removal.
00:00:54.000So apparently, he was a 26 year old from Columbia.
00:00:58.000Apparently, the senator from Maine, Angus King, who's an independent who coxes with the Democrats, said the person who was killed was not the person they were seeking.
00:01:07.000The agents were not wearing body cameras at the time.
00:01:11.000The perpetrator's car, apparently, he was trying to drive away.
00:01:14.000There were bullet holes through the windshield.
00:01:15.000So, DHS is claiming that this person had weaponized his car.
00:01:20.000You can see the bullet holes through the windshield, very reminiscent of the death of Renee Good.
00:01:26.000Protesters immediately gathered in Maine, and then they tried to break into Susan Collins' office.
00:01:30.000There will be an attempt to weaponize this particular terrible situation to attack Susan Collins and suggest that she, of course, is the problem.
00:02:31.000Senator Ruben Gallego, who for some odd reason is friends with every sex offender in the Senate candidate pool, he's apparently defending Graham Platter, but also he was a good friend of Eric Swalwell.
00:02:42.000No idea that Eric Swalwell was a derelict.
00:02:45.000In any case, Senator Ruben Gallego, he confirmed with Mehdi Hassan that he wants to abolish ICE, but he won't say the words abolish ICE because he likes winning.
00:02:54.000What we know of ICE cannot exist anymore.
00:03:27.000These headlines wouldn't be happening if localities actually participated with the federal government in helping them enforce immigration law.
00:03:34.000They don't have to, obviously, legally, but they certainly can.
00:03:51.000Well, that puts ICE in a rather untenable situation because, again, there are people who are going to get into fraught situations with ICE officers and bad things are going to happen.
00:03:58.000So, ICE just announced this morning that they are being instructed, the agents are being instructed to end most vehicle stops nationwide, according to Fox News.
00:04:07.000Now, there are a lot of people who are going to be upset about this, particularly on the right.
00:04:12.000And they're going to, you know, on the right, claim that this is some sort of climb down by the administration.
00:04:17.000Here is the thing the only way that you're going to be able to effectuate true immigration deportation policy.
00:04:24.000Is by maintaining the support of the American population.
00:04:27.000And the more ugly situations happen, the more the American population just says, forget it, bag it, we're done.
00:04:32.000And so backing off of these situations that are most likely to be controversial, that are most likely to end in a major scrum, that are most likely to end in violence, and instead channel toward things that are less likely to end in violence, I'm not sure that's a bad move by DHS.
00:04:48.000Apparently, ICE agents will cease making traffic stops.
00:04:51.000A federal source told Fox News ICE will continue conducting vehicle stops only for those considered to be the most egregious targets with serious or violent criminal histories.
00:04:59.000That comes after a couple of people were killed, as we say, in those ice involved shootings in Maine.
00:05:04.000There's also one in Texas at the same time.
00:05:07.000That Texas ice shooting was also quite controversial.
00:05:12.000The Texas ice shooting, according to the San Antonio Current, is straining relations with Mexico.
00:05:19.000There's a killing of a man named Lorenzo Salgudo Arroyo by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent.
00:05:32.000Is going to sue on behalf of the Mexican government civil lawsuits against companies that operate immigration detention centers.
00:05:40.000So you now have an international conflict in which the Mexican government, which has done a terrible job of preventing illegal immigration, is going to be suing detention centers operating in the United States.
00:05:52.000Tony Payan, the executive director of the Claudio X. Gonzalez Center for the U.S. and Mexico at Rice University, says this is probably one of the toughest moments in the relationship since 1985.
00:06:03.000And Claudia Scheinbaum is attempting to use immigration policy as a way of generating unity inside her own country.
00:06:11.000Which, again, I think that consequences on a trading level might, in fact, be appropriate for a government that continues to foster illegal immigration and sue us over our enforcement of the law.
00:06:20.000Scheinbaum is calling on Mexico's political parties to unite in support of Mexicans living in the U.S. and urged officials to submit inquiries and statements condemning human rights violations of Mexicans.
00:06:30.000So there are going to be complaints filed now against private detention centers in the United States.
00:06:36.000The Department of Homeland Security says that there has not been a spike in deaths in these detention centers.
00:06:41.000There's a rate of.008% among their detained population as of May 29th.
00:06:47.000And they point out that detainees receive a higher standard of care than most prisons holding American citizens, that the people inside these detainment centers receive due process, proper meals, water, and medical treatment.
00:07:00.000Now, again, this is not the only time the Mexican government has sued things in the United States.
00:07:05.000In 2022, Mexico sued American gun dealers.
00:07:09.000Because they suggested that guns were flowing the other way across the border.
00:07:15.000But again, this is the worst rift between the United States and Mexico in a fair amount of time.
00:07:20.000And part of that is also connected to our trade policy.
00:07:22.000So controversy in Texas, controversy in Maine.0.97
00:07:27.000The biggest thing, were I the administration, I'd be advising them to focus more and more on the red areas, deport illegal immigrants from the red and purple areas.0.99
00:07:36.000When it comes to the blue areas, the blue areas are already blue.
00:07:39.000And so, if those blue areas insist on maintaining illegal immigration as government policy in places like California, Oregon, Washington, et cetera, Illinois, then the administration and red state governors ought to do precisely what they were doing when Joe Biden was president.0.68
00:07:56.000If illegal immigrants want a one way ticket to New York City and Zarnamdani can deal with them, that doesn't seem like bad policy to me.
00:08:03.000After all, red states didn't volunteer into this, and red states are, in fact, cooperating with ICE in the deportation of vast swaths of criminal illegal immigrants who have stayed within our borders.0.74
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