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Loved it it shows woman Latino woman and men in ice . I do think we need to fix some immigration stuff with heart I understand both sides . I think ppl are shocked to know ice agents are 80 percent Latino and minorities . But it's heartbreaking to watch everyone deserves a chance but like I said we need these shows to come up with new legislation for immigrants to come in what I witnessed is if you have a lot of money it's easier to come to USA .

A lot of people say it's anti-trump, however all they do is share things the trump administration has done and the effects it's had. so if you think that's anti trump, then idk what to tell you. i don't think this show is trying to convince you to hate trump/ice or to have open borders or let illegals stay, rather show you what really happens to people who come here illegally and legally. it opens your eyes to the very flawed system and how there really is no "right way" to enter the u.s. if you don't have connections here. it tries to humanize every side. it's a complicated subject because every case is different and it's not as simple as "if they came here illegally they get deported." in fact, it's much more complicated than that. it highlights all the issues with the system in place and the changes that have happened over the years. it's very painful to watch and i cried multiple times. i encourage you to watch it with an open mind and watch every episode.

I had heard this was an anti-ICE series but I didn't get that sense at all. It certainly delved into some controversial policies, but those aren't created by the ICE employees. For the most part, I see ICE agents doing their jobs and in a respectful and diligent manner. Any errant comment can be taken out of context.

As for the politicians, the series tries to show all sides, warts and all. Trump and his aides are certainly disingenuous in their about face on family separations. However, the "Abolish ICE" crowd comes off as unrealistic. Whatever the agency is called, there is still going to be a need to enforce immigration laws.

How do some of these people sleep at night? The hardest episode to watch was "The Right Way" (#5). It shows how broken our system is and unnecessarily so. It provides great insight into those who say "just do it the legal way!" even when those in charge don't even know what the legal way seems to be. One outright states he enjoys "hunting" human beings. Like, he says exactly those words. This was hard to watch but it is well worth your time.

It's very disturbing to see some ICE officers taking pleasures in seeing other human being being separated from their families. I wonder how could they sleep at night. I have no problem seeing people doing their job with prides but these ICE officers are inhuman. No empathy and sympathy at all. What kind of environments they grew up in. I am curious.