🎥ICE acting director demands that politicians “stop putting my people in danger."
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My officers and agents walk into danger so other people can sleep safely at night so kids can make it to school safely and play outside. So while it's easy to be an armchair quarterback and make up talking points that get activists riled up, the bottom line is my officers and agents are out there protecting the same people who are threatening their safety. Law enforcement's common sense.
Politicians need to stop putting my people in danger. I'm not asking them to stop. I'm demanding that they stop.
Here's what I have to say to Boston Mayor Michelle Woo, Congressman Hakee Jeff, and anyone else stirring up the outrage about what ICE does. These are real people with real families. You're hurting with your ridiculous rhetoric and inflammatory comments, and it's time to remember that.
Loaded Language The phrase 'stirring up the outrage' frames the politicians' actions as deliberately provocative and manipulative rather than legitimate criticism — for example: stirring up the outrage and ridiculous rhetoric and inflammatory comments.
Name Calling Derogatory labels used to discredit a person or group rather than address their arguments. — for example: ridiculous rhetoric and inflammatory comments.
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