HasanAbi

A woman in shock.

I'm so glad that we're spending like $80 billion on some of the most unemployable morons that are just going after people with jobs.

I think it was the choppo take, right?

ICE is an agency that gets confidence from some of the most unemployed people who celebrate them going after employed people over and over again.

ICE is basically a group of unemployable morons getting hired to go and arrest employed people.

What the are we doing?

And if we allow agents to do that, we get to, sorry, allow law enforcement to do that, we can allow law enforcement to work with the community members and build relationships, because that's what we've been doing in law enforcement the last 10 years.

We've been focusing on building good relationships with the community, because that's what we do.

So if we create those agreements in Minnesota and we maybe have to legislate that they have to be part of them, that gives a great opportunity for ICE agents to not have to be here and not be building relationships, and your community police officers, your sheriff's departments, they can be doing this work while they're simultaneously doing all the other work and all the other great things that they're doing in our communities.

I think that that creates a really positive environment where everyone can

wholeheartedly trust the police and be feel safe around them and again the lack of of that they previously had the police chief and jacob fry now they're asking the republicans minneapolis is not interested in ever working in that capacity but they should be getting cooked way harder in my opinion that refusal of our leaders of fray and of walls to engage and work with federal law enforcement is creating this chaos

It's creating a dangerous environment where people don't feel safe to go outside, where we have 3,000 agents in Minnesota, and people are worried about that.

That would not be happening right now if we just worked with the federal government, as nearly every other state does.

We don't have to be prideful and boastful about Tim Walz fighting Trump, or last night he said he would...

physically violate the vice president.

That's language that really makes people feel unsafe.

They feel unsteady when their leaders are talking about getting in fistfights with each other over bravitas.

That's not how we lead.

That's not how we should legislate, and that's not how we should treat our people.

And the president has certainly had his licks, too, against those