Feds Monitor 'Sentiment' While Arresting Few 'Criminals'
While authorities insisted 'Catahoula Crunch' targeted dangerous 'criminal illegal aliens,' AP's review of law enforcement records reveals less than a third of the arrested individuals had criminal histories. So, instead of deporting master criminals, the state and federal agencies are busy compiling 'regular updates on public sentiment' and mapping out which message boards are urging people to
*record* ICE and Border Patrol. One might wonder if the 'threat' they're tracking is not to agents, but to the narrative itself. This aggressive surveillance to quell dissent over a dubious operation raises questions about the prioritization of resources. Law enforcement seems more concerned with optics and controlling public perception than with the stated purpose of their mission, a common
tactic when the facts don't align with the official story. Perhaps they're just getting a jump start on monitoring future protests against their questionable tactics.