"ICE Wants to Build a 24/7 Social Media Surveillance Team"
Thoughts?

The biggest immediate concern is that it makes US ships abroad targets.

What happens when we start seeing China/Russia/Iran blow us civilian ships out of the water under the guise of them being ‘macro-terrorism vessels’

I’m not saying that’s what happened here, but it sets a dangerous precedent.

I think it’s likely. If not, this is the most expensive bluff in history. He’s moved multiple carrier strike groups, hundreds of aircraft, several air defense systems, etc. into the region.

The thing that tells me a strike is most likely is that they’re also stocking blood for potential casualties.

They should be. On Patreon, I get asked almost every week who the most dangerous person in the administration is, and I answer Miller every time

The thing is, he isn’t going to be dissuaded by people pointing out how much power he has

If you really want to fuck with Miller, laugh at him. Mock him.

I think it‘s the most insane, authoritarian bullshit I’ve ever seen in a bill.

I don’t think SCOTUS will allow them to make that enforcement retroactive like they want (if they allow it at all).

It’s stupid to have to add bonds to cases involving the government, but judges will have to.

Did Trump short the market on purpose, or was this a reaction to Macron telling him to stop insulting European leaders on a group call yesterday? Because yes, he IS that petty.

DOGE wanting to merge federal databases is pretty shocking - and completely irresponsible.

The White House saying they didn’t know Hegseth ordered Ukraine aid frozen was pretty shocking.

Trump saying he didn’t know if he had to uphold the Constitution wasn’t shocking, but *was* disgusting.

The NSA stuff is a really big deal - and I’m furious about the CISA cuts.

We will likely still be able to protect elections, but I’m more concerned about large scale cyberattacks from near-peers and/or sophisticated non state hacking groups.

Losing this kind of capability will leave us vulnerable