The Push to Rein In ICE, and How the Government Is Echoing White Supremacist Messaging

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  I'm Tracy Mumford.

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  Today's Friday, January 30th.

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  Here's what we're covering.

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  For the past few months,

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  the Times has been tracking how a growing number of social media posts from the Trump administration have echoed white supremacist language,

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  alluded to ethnic cleansing, and referenced neo-Nazi literature.

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  The extremist language has appeared in dozens of posts from federal accounts,

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  including the White House and the Department of Homeland Security.

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  The messaging has been used to celebrate President Trump's immigration policies and recruit agents to carry them out.

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  For example, one post from DHS included a link to join ICE along with the phrase,

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