Summary

Activists decry Trump’s immigration raids, calling them a publicity stunt as officials stage dramatic, TV-style operations broadcast on social media with intensity.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and federal agencies publicize raids in cities, boasting success while critics warn of growing fear and intimidation tactics.

Officials claim the raids enhance transparency and accountability, yet opponents argue these operations prioritize spectacle over public safety and effective immigration reform.

Critics warn that this media-driven enforcement strategy risks trivializing serious legal processes and may ultimately erode trust in government institutions and community relations.