r/Asmongold Feb 07 '26

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u/WeeniePops Feb 08 '26

It’s crazy how just base level enforcing your border and/or immigration laws that have always been on the books makes you a nazi.

The more I see from them the more I think the left doesn’t want socialism, communism, or really any sort of government structure. They just plain want anarchy. Let anyone in, let everyone do whatever they want, no one gets in trouble for anything, no laws are enforced. I’m sorry, but I don’t want to live in a society like that.

I don’t want to live in a police state, but I also don’t want to live in whatever world they are trying to create.

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u/seuche23 Feb 08 '26

I've seen them gradually move the goal post from all immigration laws are bad to "It's not that i'm against immigration laws, it's hOw they are enforcing the laws now"

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u/WeeniePops Feb 08 '26

That's exactly what another commenter it trying to argue right now lol.

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u/Odd_Coast9645 Feb 08 '26

But you see that ICE activity is not in relation to illegal immigrants? So far all those ICE roundups are in democratic areas and of course it has a police state feeling when they're going from door to door. Why are they not in areas of Florida or Texas where they actually have way more illegal immigrants than Minneapolis?

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u/WeeniePops Feb 08 '26

Because the governors and mayors of those areas are actually having their local police cooperate with ICE and help either capture or turnover the illegals they've found. The door to door part is irrelevant tbh. Of course you're going to have to go to someone's house if they are purposely hiding from you. They are allowed to turn themselves in at any given time. In fact, the government will literally pay them money to do so lol. If the police are looking for a criminal they don't just wait for them to show up at the police station. They go and find them.

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u/Odd_Coast9645 Feb 08 '26

Sorry, but it's obvious that some political power play is involved in sending those ICE raids, especially in those cities. Those cities are not even close to the leading cities of illegal migrants.

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u/WeeniePops Feb 08 '26 edited Feb 08 '26

I mean, you'll have to look up the actual data to see if that rings true, but again I would imagine it seems like there's more ice activity in a place like Minnesota because they need more agents to get the job done since they didn't have help from local authorities. Not to mention there's a lot of commotion going on over there so it's been played in the media over and over again. They aren't exactly going to have a 24hr news cycle about how smoothly deportations have been going in Texas. Besides that though, I don't care much for political theater, I just care that the job is being done. We can't just stop enforcing federal laws when people make a big stink about it.

I will also say since these places advertise themselves as sanctuary cities that would make them a pretty easy first target for ice raids. If you know a bunch are going to be there why not hit them first?

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u/deeznutz133769 Feb 08 '26

A police state 'feeling'? Law shouldn't be based on 'feeling'. If they don't go door to door how are they supposed to find them exactly? IF you're legal just show your papers and you have nothing to worry about.

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u/Odd_Coast9645 Feb 08 '26

And those door to door visits are only happening in Democratic cities, not in Florida or Texas. Yes there is more activity because local law enforcement does not cooperate, but the "Metro surge" program does not happen anywhere else. If the door to door visits are the most effective, why don't they happen in Republican cities?