DHS Secy. says Hispanic Trump voters ‘did it the right way’

Typical CNN, asking softball questions to some of the worst people in Washington. But, if he were a progressive she would be all over him. If you are shooting Americans in the street, locking people up with zero due process or committing a genocide, you will be treated with dignity. If you are trying to help the working class, get universal healthcare or do what’s right for average Americans, they are going to try to destroy you.

As an Immigrant and Veteran, I can say majority of imigrants understand the laws have to be enforced. However, how the they are enforced is very important. Abusive and discriminate enforcement is not the right way nor lawful. The silly thing of this argument is that Violating Bill of Rights to enforce imitation laws is also breaking the law.

This exchange demonstrates how both factions of this political regime strip human beings of fundamental dignity to serve institutional interests. Rep. Salazar’s pushback does not oppose the architecture of mass detention on moral or human rights grounds. Instead, her argument explicitly anchors itself in electoral optics and voter demographics, treating impacted communities as a political constituency to be courted for campaign strategy rather than individuals with inherent rights. DHS leadership shields state violence behind administrative jargon and statutory obligation. By framing the collateral arrest of bystanders, the detention of non-criminals, and physical force against citizens as routine "statutory compliance," the state reduces living human beings to processing metrics and collateral casualties. One side evaluates human suffering through the lens of electoral leverage, while the other reduces it to operational throughput. Neither framework attributes objective value to human life.