The report focuses on documenting human rights violations in ICE operations in the Twin Cities, Chicago, New Orleans and Washington, DC, including racially discriminatory immigration enforcement; unjustified use of force by federal agents; unlawful killings by federal agents; repression of protests through tear gas and pepper spray; unlawful surveillance; and inhumane detention conditions.
There’s about as much political will for this as dissolving the US. Best we’ll get is many months of hearings and drawn out court cases that drain the treasury a bit.
Absolutely not true lmao
“dissolving the US” is a pretty generic and nonspecific term, but I think support for states seceding, effectively “dissolving” the union, would be a fair comparison? So in that case, while some individual states have had support rise, just 18% of Americans support their state seceding from the USA, and that’s down by 6% from 2024:
https://www.newsweek.com/map-shows-states-where-support-for-seceding-from-us-is-rising-11515967
Nearly half of Americans support abolishing ICE, and a larger percent of even Republicans support abolishing ICE than support their state seceding.
https://yougov.com/en-us/articles/53939-more-americans-support-than-oppose-abolishing-ice-immigration-minneapolis-shooting-poll
How many US senators support it? It doesn’t matter what the average citizen wants.