ICE Pepper-Sprays 1-Year-Old; America Solves Border 'Crisis'
The story mentions ICE agents allegedly using pepper spray on a father and his 1-year-old daughter. The agency's quick-to-violence response didn't just appear out of thin air. Since its inception in 2003, ICE has been rife with allegations of abuse, medical neglect, and using disproportionate force, often against vulnerable populations. This isn't an isolated incident; it's a feature, not a bug,
of an organization designed for aggressive enforcement. Remember the 'kids in cages' narrative? This is the same playbook, just with more direct chemical intervention. So, as The Hill meticulously details the 'accusations,' one might wonder why the systemic pattern of brutality by an agency with a terrible human rights record is consistently framed as an anomaly. Apparently, our border security
apparatus is so robust it requires chemical weapons against infants. Congratulations, America, on securing... something.