All ICE agente should be afraid to leave their house

They get a $50k sign on bonus in 5 years, assuming Trump is still in power, and actually pays the bill.

That's alot of assumptions, but none of these shit for brains are too clever so who really knows what they were thinking.

The leader of the Proud Boys was hispanic.

The Right deliberately started including hispanics / Latinos as white people years ago. Note that I'm not saying anyone is or isn't white, only that the "definition" of a terrible group was changed to capture votes. White supremacists can fuck off.

What are the odds it wasn't them? They just became fall guys for the white agents?

SNL level embarrassment...?

I want to give props to the crew member who stayed involved and interacted with the dialog the entire skit.

Doesn’t this demonstrate how utterly ridiculous the “minority” and “majority” labels are?

Don’t get me wrong… these terms are useful in a particular context, when you’re worried about a minority of people being underrepresented, underprivileged, overly-scrutinized, etc. but let’s not forget, in these cases, it’s always relative to a “majority” who has better circumstances. That’s to say, the minority wouldn’t be underprivileged if it were not for a majority that is equally so overly privileged.

Where do these groups come from in the first place? Is there something about the blood of a Latino man that makes him fundamentally and categorically different than anyone else? What about when that Latino man legally enters the US and decides to join ICE in the process of capturing other Latino men, has his blood then been purified to another category? What if the Latino man goes to his home country, and he’s magically no longer a minority, has his blood then again changed? Obviously not.

Being minority or majority seems to have a lot to do with whatever arbitrary categories you fit into, dependent typically upon a single factor. Some big ones:

• Where were you born?
• What god do you believe in?
• Do you eat meat?
• What sex are you attracted to?
• Do you identify with your birthed gender?
• …

We create categories from the answers to these arbitrary facts about oneself, and we then rely on those categories to identify groups of people. But these facts don’t really tell you anything about the people they supposedly represent. Perhaps you learn one detail about an individual, such as “they’re a vegan.” Yet, you don’t know why they’re a vegan—so what good is knowing they’re a vegan at all (unless you’re catering, of course)? Yet, despite not knowing much about about these people, we use these categories as a platform to stereotype them—to reduce them into simple facts and pretend we actually do know everything about them.

Why do we have an instinctual bias toward this behavior—toward creating “in groups” and “out groups” out of thin air, and then using that logic as a gospel for ethical intervention? To me, this entire categorization thing seems as though it’s only valuable as a platform for controlling people. What’s most deceiving, though, is the fact that you must use this same platform to counter it. You have to “advocate for vegans” if you want to help out their underprivileged community — thus using the same platform for reducing people down to easily identifiable categories.

People should start saying, “I’m not vegan. I just can’t stand to eat meat given all the animal cruelty.” Or “I’m not vegan. I just have a rare allergy to protein and might die if I eat meat.” Or “I’m not Latino. I was just born in a Latin country.” … doing this might sound silly, but I think it cuts the lifeline used by oppressors here. Stop categorizing us — stop categorizing yourself. You’re a complex and highly dynamic person.

Maybe, tokens do get spent after all.

We've found the blood-thirsty criminal Mexicans. Quick, deport them.

Couple of fucking Tío Toms.

Because he was ‘in the way’ of them deporting other Mexicans for not assimilating enough fast enough.

Two Americans with Mexican sounding names killed an American.

Are you sure you don't work for ICE?

They could have been born in the USA.

How do you know they're Mexicans ?

They are Spanish names they could be Venezuelan or Brazillian.

They consider themselves to be European and a cut above the native American population in Mexico.

They know they are, thats why they signed up. Its what happens to kids when all they see is hate towards people that look like them. Either they join their community and galvanize against it or reject it and begin to hate themselves

They think the state will protect them for their service, and it will, at least until everyone on the streets is rounded up.