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Zak Cheney-Rice

ICE Won

ICE Won

An article by Zak Cheney-Rice exploring the normalization of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) regime in the United States.

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    ““There’s a real risk, then, that the ugliest and most powerful immigration regime in recent history will simply fade into the fabric of our everyday lives. Whereas before we saw jackbooted thugs terrorizing our streets under the harsh glare of social media, ICE’s new approach looks more like the mundane daily functions of the government. The result would be a nightmare scenario that outlasts the current bill’s 2029 expiration date: a future where its worst provisions no longer seem extraordinary.””

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