AOC Accuses ICE of Breaking the Law by Detaining U.S. Citizens: ‘This Is Unconstitutional
July 30, 2025
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9:34Now PlayingAOC Accuses ICE of Breaking the Law by Detaining U.S. Citizens: ‘This Is Unconstitutional
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as posted by the channelIn a powerful congressional hearing, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez delivers a blistering takedown of ICE, accusing the agency of violating the U.S. Constitution by wrongfully detaining American citizens based on appearance, race, and assumptions about immigration status.
Citing multiple documented cases — from Chicago to Florida to New York — AOC exposes a disturbing pattern of civil rights violations: citizens with birth certificates, Social Security cards, and valid IDs being arrested and treated as undocumented immigrants.
Joined by Governors Kathy Hochul, JB Pritzker, and Tim Walz, the hearing confronts the legal, ethical, and human cost of ICE overreach and racial profiling.
This isn't just about immigration anymore. It's about whether any of us are protected when law enforcement abandons due process.
🔴 Watch this must-see moment that challenges the very core of American civil liberties.
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