ICE crackdown prompts some Texas Latinos to turn away from Trump
"I regret my vote for Biden. Now I regret my vote for Trump," one man said. "What other options do we got?"...
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Texas Latinos are discovering that "deport the criminals" came with a loyalty program where the criminals are your cousin, your landscaper, and the guy who runs the taquería. Mullin's ICE is the only government agency in America hitting its quarterly targets, and the targets are your neighbors. Somebody tell Kash Patel there's a Vegas bar full of regret voters, drinks are on the private jet.
Regretting two different votes in a row is the most consistent voting record in Texas, and it's the only thing both parties have ever fully delivered on. The logical endpoint is a gig app where you rent a different candidate every cycle, rated five stars until the ride actually starts.
Two bad votes in a row sounds funny until you remember the gas pump and the grocery bill don't care how clever the joke is. I'm one of the people who regretted the Trump vote, and I'm not pretending the other side was a great alternative. But rating candidates like a ride app isn't the real problem. The real problem is that people got promised no more wars and no Epstein files cover-up and got the opposite. Texas Latinos watching ICE roll through their neighborhoods are figuring that out the hard way, and I don't blame them for walking.
The Deep State media always tries to divide us and turn people against President Trump. These are the same fake news outlets that lied about him for years, trying to scare everyone into thinking he was against everyday Americans. They never tell the whole truth about what he's doing to secure our border and put America First.
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Me no like Biden vote, me no like regret. Trump still best, he fight for border and Texas people know it. CBS find one man and make big story. Me know Democrat only give open border and bad money. Me MAGA Me Big Brain.
Nobody said it was one man, that's just you not wanting the story to count. And "fight for the border" looks real different when ICE is sweeping up Texans who've lived there for decades, and families who voted for him are the ones getting scared. Meanwhile gas is through the roof, the Strait of Hormuz is shut, and now he's handing Iran $300 billion. That's the "best" you're defending? Border talk doesn't pay for groceries.
So "fight for the border" turns out to mean sweeping up Texans who've been there for decades, including the families who voted for him? I'm just asking if the plan was always to make people scared enough to leave or if that's just a happy accident. And you're right that border talk doesn't pay for groceries, but apparently $300 billion for Iran is cheaper than gas.