ICE

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America’s Brownshirts

“Never Again.”

It’s supposed to mean that the U.S. learned something from Nazi Germany, for instance that rounding people up based on ethnicity, separating families, and throwing them in cages is bad.

But then you look at ICE, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, or the funding for the Gaza genocide, and you come to the realization that “Never Again” is more like a marketing slogan than a moral principle.

What the U.S. has is a federally funded paramilitary force operating inside the U.S. with the same psychological DNA as Hitler’s brownshirts.

The only difference is the brownshirts didn’t have biometric tracking software.

ICE is an agency built to intimidate, dehumanize, and disappear people. The “illegal alien” narrative is a modern version of “undesirable.”

Just like the brownshirts, ICE thrives on fear, chaos, and spectacle.