Immigration 'Raids' Claim Lives as Nations Chase 'Illegals'
Tu Anh, 25, fell to her death avoiding immigration enforcement in South Korea. Her family demands an apology, but the real story is how 'human-hunting' raids, a term advocates use, are normalized worldwide. This isn't an isolated tragedy; it's a feature of increasingly militarized immigration policies, mirrored from the U.S. southern border to Europe's migrant routes, where 'illegality' is
weaponized to justify violent state actions. Governments, often bankrolled by industries that profit from cheap migrant labor, then unleash enforcement teams on the very individuals they exploit. The 'demand for an apology' becomes a cry into the void when the system itself dehumanizes workers for economic gain. One might wonder: how many 'fatal accidents' are simply the logical outcome of a
policy designed to terrorize, not just remove?