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The Culture War

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The Culture War

Steve from Westbrook re-joined the show to discuss the escalating culture war and its potential for civil conflict. He criticized ICE’s actions, claiming they violate the Fourth and Fifth Amendments and are causing fear among immigrants. Steve cited statistics from Wharton and Chicago Business Schools, stating 4% of immigrants have felony records compared to 8% for Americans. Matt countered by highlighting the misuse of the asylum system and the decline in approval rates. Dave from Hollis defended law enforcement, arguing they act on information and warrants. John from Falmouth questioned the decision to let in millions of unvetted people, emphasizing the need for local law enforcement cooperation.

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