Immigrants Feel Unsafe? White House Says: 'Hold My Beer'
According to The Hill, a whopping 50% of immigrants anticipate feeling less safe if Donald Trump returns to office. A truly shocking revelation—unless, of course, you’ve been paying attention to the humanitarian crisis at the border under President Biden, who has deported record numbers and expanded Title 42-style expulsions. (One might wonder if a slightly different survey question—'Do you feel
safe now ?'—would offer a more immediate insight.) While the media focuses on Trump's rhetoric, the Biden administration is quietly building walls, physically and bureaucratically. From separating families to detaining children in deplorable conditions—programs often expanded or continued from Trump's playbook—the optics might differ, but the impact on human lives remains devastating. Perhaps
immigrants feel less safe because the system itself is designed for their precarity, regardless of who's in the Oval Office, proving that when it comes to cruelty, bipartisanship is a powerful thing.