Of course that's not acceptable, but my point is that it's the same level of unacceptable that has occurred countless times by all levels of law enforcement entities, be it local or federal. It's just as unacceptable as if your door was broken down and your stuff confiscated because you happened to live in the same building as a drug dealer.
I'm just pushing back on the whole "fascism", "end of the republic" narrative on the grounds that the problem is not specific to this particular administration.
> narrative on the grounds that the problem is not specific to this particular administration.
Can you tell me how much budget ICE had prior to this administration, and how often prior admins conducted very specific raids into cities that they deemed to be against their interest? Because I think this line of argumentation is incredibly stupid; it may have held true during the prior Trump admin where he was mostly continuing a neoliberal agenda but this is a clear escalation on multiple levels.
I'm just pushing back on the whole "fascism", "end of the republic" narrative on the grounds that the problem is not specific to this particular administration.