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In this episode, I examine the fatal ICE shooting through the lens of protest culture and federal power. As activists increasingly attempt to obstruct immigration enforcement, I argue that moral certainty — especially among those insulated from the consequences — can turn dangerous. This isn't a defense of policy or personality, but a critique of how ideology, privilege, and symbolism collide with the reality of federal authority.
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