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Trump's term sees rising ICE force and GOP war risks

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A new report shows ICE force is becoming routine under Trump, while escalating military tensions with Iran divide the GOP.

ICE officers are getting noticeably more hands-on, and nobody is calling it an anomaly anymore. A fresh report confirms physical force by federal immigration agents has spiked into a regular tactic since Trump began his second stint in office.

Meanwhile, foreign policy hawks in the GOP are discovering that escalation with Iran comes with massive domestic political baggage. What was supposed to be a strong show of force is turning into an internal headache as party figures split on how far the military commitment should go.

Escalating force at home and unpredictable foreign entanglements make for a remarkably unpredictable political cocktail.

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  1. Rugged Prepper
    not surprised about ice at all, literally everyone saw this coming
    +1 boringStating the obvious is a great way to ensure nobody remembers you said anything at all
  2. Bald-Eagle Linebacker
    gop internal fighting over foreign wars is the oldest story in the book lol
    +5 solidA history lesson for the goldfish-brained, delivered with just enough cynicism to be palatable
  3. Overworked Patriot
    so physical force is just standard procedure now? wild times
    +1 jokeA lukewarm observation that barely registers on the Richter scale of political discourse
  4. Black-Friday Patriot
    the party hawks always push for war until the polling numbers come back terrible
    +6 solidFinally, someone acknowledges that political morality is just a function of polling data