Radical Hate Against ICE

In times when words like "tolerance," "inclusion," and "empathy" are constantly repeated, sectors of the radical left in the United States once again reveal that their so-called values are nothing more than a facade. A deeply violent and degrading message has circulated on social media, targeting ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) personnel. The message is filled with insults, curses, and wishes of personal and familial suffering.

These kinds of expressions not only cross every line of civilized discourse, but also expose a visceral, dehumanizing hatred toward individuals whose only mission is to enforce federal immigration law. The message doesn’t stop at political critique—it aims to humiliate, degrade, and curse ICE agents, extending the hate even to their grandparents and great-grandparents. It is a vile attack that should outrage every decent American.

The fact that someone would wish for an ICE agent’s family to be destroyed, or insult their spouse, mother, or grandfather, makes it clear this is not political commentary—it’s a symbolic and emotional threat aimed at annihilating the person. This kind of language would never be accepted if directed toward any other group protected by the progressive narrative. But because it targets ICE—an institution that defends our borders and enforces immigration laws—this hatred is justified, shared, celebrated, and even applauded in certain circles.

Beneath this rhetoric lies something more serious: a systematic attempt to delegitimize the work of law enforcement and create an environment where verbal violence becomes the prelude to physical aggression. We’ve seen it before. ICE agents and their families have received threats, been forced to move, and even been physically attacked by radicalized individuals.

Let’s be clear: ICE doesn’t make immigration laws. It enforces them. Those spewing venom at the agents should be directing their grievances—if they are legitimate—to Congress, not to the men and women in uniform who risk their safety to uphold the law. But attacking the messenger is easier when hiding behind a social media profile.

The real heroes in this story are the men and women of ICE, who, despite being targets of hate, continue to do their jobs with integrity. They arrest dangerous criminals, protect communities from sexual predators, dismantle human trafficking networks, and fight against the growing threat of drug smuggling through our increasingly unprotected border. The fact that the radical left wants to destroy their image is all the proof we need that ICE is doing its job well.

This verbal assault didn’t come out of nowhere. It is the result of years of misinformation, systematic demonization of ICE by progressive media, and the constant validation of narratives that portray any form of border security as "institutional racism." Even public figures, influencers, and activists have fueled this hate with irresponsible statements that now translate into pure, visceral hatred.

Meanwhile, the left remains silent—as usual. No condemnation, no public support for agents, no institutional defense. The message is clear: they are willing to sacrifice the honor of those who protect this country to appease their most extreme voters. In contrast, only one leader has raised his voice firmly: President Donald J. Trump.

From day one, Trump has been a strong defender of law, order, and those who enforce it. Under his leadership, ICE had the resources, the support, and the moral authority to fulfill its mission. There was no doubt that their agents had the White House behind them. That’s exactly the leadership America needs to reclaim.

We cannot allow hatred toward ICE to be normalized. We cannot tolerate a discourse that promotes contempt and the dehumanization of those who protect us. Every ICE agent deserves respect, institutional support, and the recognition of a society that understands that security starts with law enforcement.

This is not just an offensive post. It is a serious symptom of the moral sickness corroding parts of our nation—a mix of ideological hatred, misdirected resentment, and institutional abandonment. If this goes unchallenged, tomorrow it will be police officers, soldiers, firefighters, judges—any figure of authority daring to enforce the law.

Now more than ever, the United States needs moral clarity. It needs leadership, courage, and resolve. It needs to remember there is no freedom without law, and no justice without order. And it must categorically reject any message of hatred disguised as activism. Defending ICE means defending the heart of our national security.