Violent rhetoric is directly contributing to violent confrontations

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (YouTube) part of Homeland Security; videos of three minutes or less on its YouTube channel2026-01-15

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Analyzed 2026-09-29 20:11 UTC.

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You know what's frustrating for me, Martha, is the fact that Governor Walter's statements just like that is automatically assuming and letting the public know ICE is out there doing wrong. They're saying that ISIS is committing crime, which is far lest from the truth. And when you have an elected official up there making these type of statements, that is a perceived truth that's going to carry on.

And unfortunately, that's what we're seeing right now. And that type of rhetoric is, like I said earlier, that's what leads to a lot of these violent confrontations you're seeing day in day

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