We know. But more people should.

The whole point of the government shutdown was to start riots. The Republicans wanted to take healthcare from millions. The Democrats stopped them, but the cost was SNAP (food stamps) benefits. The Republicans were willing to starve their voting base to push the healthcare cuts — either would likely result in riots. Now it's literally attacking Americans. The goal is to push martial law and suspend elections. That is the whole point.

Tim Walz hurt his feelings during the election. Trump couldn't even find Minnesota on a map he's just unbelievably fragile and petty

Donald trump is not intelligent enough to create this plan. Let’s not forget he is only the figurehead for an entire movement.

Wasn't sure if this was just a population thing, so:

State | population | Undocumented est |  % undocumented
TX    |     31M    |     2.0 M        |   6.4%
FL    |     23M    |     1.2 M        |   5.2%
IL    |     13M    |     0.59 M       |   4.5%
MN    |     5.8M   |      100 k       |   1.7%
CA    |     39M    |     2.9 M        |   7.4%

Even my hard red family member told me they want to incite violence. I couldn't tell if he thought it was good or bad though.

ICE is obviously a secret police force. This was already clear when the regime (with extensive support from the Democrats btw) approved a budget for this "agency" that exceeds the military spending of medium-sized countries.

What is so difficult to understand about this? The economic elite in the US, which has been ruling the country de facto for ages, now wants to transition to a more Russian-style system (open autocracy with corresponding repressive measures), and ICE is ideally suited to make undesirable dissidents disappear.

I think everyone has been aware of this since around February 2025, except apparently the US citizens, who, despite all the absurdity, still cling to the illusion that the US is a constitutional state or even a democracy - which has not been the case for at least 30 years.

I did some math.

Florida population: 23M

Florida undocumented/capita: 1 in 19

Minnesota population: 5.8M

Minnesota undocumented/capita: 1 in 58

@DougHolland ABSO-FRIGGIN-LUTELY!The sad part of the 🍊 💩 is that he now accepts that he has conquered the US and his new target is controlling the world! Just look at the chaos level that he is generating on the world stage!

Clear as day.

That didn't vote for Trump and will be more likely to resist the invasion. Florida and Texas would invite them into their homes and throw block parties for ICE. They want the resistence.

I hate to burst your bubble, but ICE is all over both Florida & Texas, your corporate news media simply isn't reporting it.

This is middle school level retaliation. Conservatives are immature turds.

Maybe the Republican states should try leftist solutions for solving illegal immigration.

They are swarming Florida and Texas. And with comparatively much more cooperation/less protest, because they are more popular there. The white house even made a post bragging about how rent was down in Texas.

Arm all Minnesotans and Illinoisians

Don't forget about Maine, which ICE is gearing up for next, probably because Governor Mills sticking up against Trump.

Not sure how accurate this is, but Maine has a whooping 5,000

@DougHolland exactly...its intimidation...

Listen, facts and math aren't their strengths.

I'm not disputing the facts here, but don't think that immigrants in Texas are going unharassed.

Well, they're not going after the Florida immigrants. Because the Bratvas are fucking insane, and they will start a war with ICE.

"There are X undocumented"

Are they documented or undocumented, I don't follow.

I was in Austin, TX not long ago, and they were swarming the whole city. I think people just made less of a deal about it there.

let's not point them at even more vulnerable people than they're already brutalizing.

This argument won't work on the people you're trying to target.

"Well, duh. Most of the illegals have made homes in the US closest to their countries of origin"

In the case of Minnesota, I think it's more about the fraud. But I'm not really sure they thought it out, because the distraction actually serves Walz more than hurts him.