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Dec 8, 2025
Tim Miller dives into the recent ICE raids in Louisiana, revealing how they prioritize political spectacle over genuine public safety. He discusses the low percentage of arrestees with criminal records and the alarming lack of coordination with local officials. The podcast highlights the community's fear and economic fallout from these actions, alongside personal stories of displacement. Miller argues there's little evidence these operations enhance safety or community wellbeing, contrasting this with the powerful resistance born from faith and activism.
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Raids Prioritize PR Over Public Safety
- Tim Miller argues the ICE raids in Louisiana are driven more by PR and intimidation than public safety.
- He connects the operation to spectacle aimed at frightening immigrant communities rather than targeting violent criminals.
Arrest Data Undercut 'Criminals First' Claim
- The Associated Press found 38 arrests with only nine having criminal histories, undermining claims these raids target violent offenders.
- Miller highlights internal intelligence warnings and a lack of local coordination as signs the operation isn't focused on serious criminals.
Community Monitors Masked ICE Operations
- Activists in Kenner tracked ICE and CBP movements and documented masked agents conducting showy confrontations.
- Protesters risked arrest under strict Louisiana laws while writing lawyers' names on arms and monitoring raids closely.