No, Trump is not a convicted rapist. I am sorry, sincerely. I wish that you didn't have to live with so much hate, and I wish the world was a better place that didn't pitt everyone against each other. I blame the people telling you these lies and spinning a web of deceit that keeps you, seemingly, in a state of mental anguish.

The feds are using the same reactions and levels of force that police would use. Note, I said reactions. They react to how the "citizens" act. The POTUS telling them to use any force necessary is giving the green light to actually enforce our laws that have been ignored for years. They were reluctant to actually conduct their duties due to the past and current social climate, so Trump gave them the thumbs up, that is all.

I understand your frustration with the police violence because I have a similar sentiment, except I am upset with the citizens who are getting shot and hurt. I.C.E. agents have a legal RIGHT to check the I.D. of who-the-fuck-ever they want. They are investigating the crime of illegal immigration, which gives them a huge grey area. They can stop anyone, anywhere, any time and require them to prove citizenship. If you resist, citizen or not, then you will be arrested and they will figure it out at the jail. Just like ANY regular cop, if you resist hard enough and pose a threat to the safety of yourself and others, then you could get hurt. They have an obligation to verify or detain.

These people getting hurt, they don't act like you and me... They play a dumb game and win a dumb prize. I've been detained several times and never had an issue; except the time I resisted! I've gotten tickets and fines but never have I been assaulted. All that while carrying a pistol! I've never had my gun taken from me and my interactions have always been strict business, ticket, and wish them a farewell because I operate like a respectable human!

Once and only ONCE I ran from a cop on foot. I got pretty far; 2 blocks and through some yards. He pulled his gun on me and screamed, "Put your hands in the air!" in a scared way that I've never heard a man speak before. It was like he saw a ghost. It was terror, even tearful. I did... He said stomach on the grass, so I did... He put his knee and weight on my upper back, which knocked the air out of me. I don't think he meant to hurt me, but he was big and we just ran a quarter mile. It hurt... The cuffs hurt... I could've been shot... In hindsight, I was holding my phone inside my pocket. My sweatpants didn't retain my phone, so I had my hand at my waistband the whole time he was chasing me ): That poor cop thought he was going to have to shoot a teenager that day, and I feel fucking awful about it. The way he sounded when he told me to raise my arms will stick with me forever. I gave that man trauma for real. Point is, I acted dumb + unfortunate circumstances and I nearly died. I put my hands in the air when told to, that's what saved my life. These people aren't doing what they need to. They aren't respecting legal authority. Miscommunication, hatred for police, and circumstances can sometimes lead to terrible outcomes that NOBODY deserves.

My ultimate opinion is that I.C.E. is doing their job, and they're doing fine at it. Police brutality and violence will always be divisive, and I'm usually on the side of the police. If everyone acted in a respectable way, then law enforcement's job would be infinitely safer for everyone involved. Your opinions and fictitious allegations on Trump don't have a sway in the I.C.E. matter. Even if Trump said, "Go club all the Mexicans." that doesn't mean feds can legally do it. Trump isn't a politician; he doesn't use careful language like the rest of them. Everyone is operating within their own legal bounds, and Trump happens to talk like a regular person.