We've seen them bundled up as they slipped on Minnesota winter ice, now, this -
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Yes, short sleeves, no heavy coats, but cap and mask and sidearm, you can wear last winter's, and still be stylishly ICE. The vests? Yes. A part of the total impact. Shorts? Too daring. And you can see what language arm tattoos are in.
Do they look less goonish? Less provocative? Friendlier? You decide.
UPDATE: The text in the item linked item which included the image - bad news for Republicans into the midterms, with Stephen Miller seemingly on vacation or iced away from microphones these days:
Months of immigration enforcement controversies have taken their toll, and new polling shows it could be a problem for Republicans heading into the midterms.
About 8 in 10 independent voters say U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has used too much force in its nationwide operations, according to a poll from YouGov, which sampled 1,000 voters in late July. It's a striking increase from 2025, when polls showed independents more divided on the issue.
The poll, commissioned by the Vera Institute of Justice, a nonprofit working to end mass incarceration, was conducted shortly after ICE officers shot and killed two immigrants during traffic stops in Maine and Texas over the span of six days in July.
An earlier YouGov poll, which was conducted before the two shootings, found that most independents – 62% – believe ICE has gone too far. Other polls from YouGov, AP-NORC and The Civic Health and Institutions Project found that only a fraction of independent voters support ICE's handling of immigration enforcement.
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The data comes months ahead of the midterms, as Republicans are seeking to hold onto a narrow majority in both chambers of Congress. Several races are expected to be close and could be decided by independent voters – a group whose support has grown increasingly vital in recent elections.
And Trump thought goonish thugery would rally nationwide love and approval. Gee. He missed the pitch and it was strike three. Sending Kristi Noem to the dugout. No, that was games ago. Who's pinch-hitting now, for Miller?