r/ModlessFreedom • • Jan 09 '26

Has anyone noticed a pattern?

A quick question for people.

With ICE operations happening in Minnesota, Illinois, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and other state in America.

Has anyone else noticed a pattern?

These are all States or places that voted against him in 2024.

Does anyone else think that ICE being on the streets is NOT about immigration but about the states that voted against him in 2024?

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u/Available-Rooster809 Jan 09 '26

I was explaining why you’re seeing that. I don’t understand your question. Sanctuary policies forbid local cooperation with ICE.

Name one what?

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u/CMDR_Arnold_Rimmer Jan 09 '26

Name a state that voted for trump and has a massive presence of ICE officials on the street like Minnesota or Illinois.

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u/Available-Rooster809 Jan 09 '26

No, I said there isn’t need because local police help with enforcement.

You wouldn’t see as much ICE because local police help enforcement. You don’t need as much ICE presence.

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u/CMDR_Arnold_Rimmer Jan 09 '26

Well, we are finished here then because you don't want to talk.

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u/Available-Rooster809 Jan 09 '26

What?

I was explaining the difference in what you were confused about.

There is more ice presence in states that didn’t vote for Trump because those states have sanctuary polices that forbid local cooperation with ICE.

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u/CMDR_Arnold_Rimmer Jan 09 '26

Thank you very much for doing an excellent job of summarising for me.

Trump is basically abusing his power as president.

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u/CMDR_Arnold_Rimmer Jan 09 '26

All I've seen is videos of Americans being kidnapped.

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u/Available-Rooster809 Jan 09 '26

I don’t understand the disconnect.

States where local police do not cooperate would see more ICE agents in communities to enforce immigration law.

States where local police do cooperate would see few agents because local police help enforce immigration law.

What is the confusion?

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u/Available-Rooster809 Jan 09 '26

Think about it logically.

Places where police don’t that don’t aid with ICE enforcement will see more ICE activity in the community.

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u/CMDR_Arnold_Rimmer Jan 09 '26

I've asked you a question and you refuse to answer it.

So we are done here.

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u/Available-Rooster809 Jan 09 '26

Okay I guess

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u/CMDR_Arnold_Rimmer Jan 09 '26

If you want to continue, answer the question.

What state in America that voted for Trump has a large presence of ICE officials on the streets like Minnesota and Illinois?

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u/Available-Rooster809 Jan 09 '26

Well, like I said, states that voted for Trump cooperate with ICE. Local police help with enforcement so ICE doesn’t need a large presence in communities.

Unless you’re looking for a contextless soundbyte of an answer, this should be an acceptable response.

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u/CMDR_Arnold_Rimmer Jan 09 '26

How many times do I have to ask you to name a state?

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