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Let me be absolutely clear: I fully support ICE raids that target violent criminals, as the Biden Administration had already been doing. What I oppose are actions where agents storm schools or neighborhoods, terrorize communities, racially profile individuals, and threaten to deport people who have children here. Democrats are...

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