Senator Rand Paul has criticized a professor’s recent statements opposing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), calling the rhetoric "dangerous" in the wake of a shooting in New York. The remarks come amid heightened debate over immigration policy and law enforcement cooperation following a fatal incident involving an undocumented immigrant. Paul argues that such opposition to ICE could undermine public safety efforts, while critics of the agency maintain concerns over its practices. The exchange reflects broader tensions between advocates for stricter immigration enforcement and those pushing for reform.
Mullin calls Mamdani's anti-ICE rhetoric 'dangerous' following New York shooting Fox News
