The article critiques the Trump administration's military response to protests in Los Angeles against ICE raids, questioning whether this action aimed to bolster support for its deportation policies or if it was an assertion of executive power. It describes Stephen Miller's frustration with ICE's arrest numbers, suggesting that the militarization reflects a broader strategy to normalize extraordinary presidential authority. The circumstances surrounding the arrests, particularly in areas frequented by day laborers, highlight the controversial approach towards immigration enforcement, raising concerns about long-term impacts on civil rights and governance.
"You guys aren't doing a good job. You're horrible leaders... Why aren't you at Home Depot? Why aren't you at 7-Eleven?"
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