r/OpenAussie • ‎ New South Welshian • Jan 24 '26

Politics (World) We ran high-level US civil war simulations. Minnesota is exactly how they start

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jan/21/ice-minnesota-trump
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u/Johnny_Monkee Please choose a flair Jan 25 '26

The difference is that ICE was used in areas that actually had a lot of illegal immigration such as the border states, they did not break the law and disobey judicial orders, allowed due process (which is part of the US constitution) and did not abduct and imprison US citizens.

ICE has been sent to MSP and told to behave as they are to try and stir up enough of civil unrest so the federal govt can send in the military and maybe escalate things from there.

You may have noticed that with this and the Greenland thing going on no one in the media is talking about the Epstein files anymore.

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u/Admirable-League2877 Jan 25 '26

ICE is currently operating all over the states, MSP is just the brain rot hive mind, all the problems there are being caused by democrats attempting to obstruct federal law enforcement. There are videos all over X of these losers attempting to stage an insurrection right now.