“What I will say is that there is an easier conversation happening today than six, seven years ago when I got to Congress, about what we need to do with ICE, which is to abolish it,” Omar told her audience during the townhall meeting.
The Democrat congresswoman further revealed, “There is a lot of conversation about what the dismantlement of the Department of Homeland Security should look like.”
Omar’s comments come after she and other Democrat lawmakers — like Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) — stoke the flames of resistance in reaction to routine U.S. law enforcement operations in recent weeks.
Notably, ICE has been around since 2003 and their raids are not a new phenomenon, but Democrats have been riling people up under the Trump administration, causing them to believe that impeding law enforcement means resisting some sort of “fascist” regime.
“What I will say is that there is an easier conversation happening today than six, seven years ago when I got to Congress, about what we need to do with ICE, which is to abolish it,” Omar told her audience during the townhall meeting.
The Democrat congresswoman further revealed, “There is a lot of conversation about what the dismantlement of the Department of Homeland Security should look like.”
Omar’s comments come after she and other Democrat lawmakers — like Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) — stoke the flames of resistance in reaction to routine U.S. law enforcement operations in recent weeks.
Notably, ICE has been around since 2003 and their raids are not a new phenomenon, but Democrats have been riling people up under the Trump administration, causing them to believe that impeding law enforcement means resisting some sort of “fascist” regime.