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Watch: Comedian Leslie Jones Demands All ICE Employees ‘Go to Prison’ After the Midterm Elections

Former “Saturday Night Live” star Leslie Jones recently made headlines when she called for all employees of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to be sent to prison.

In a passionate post on Twitter, the comedian expressed her frustration and anger over the recent midterm elections and the ongoing issue of immigration in the United States. She stated, “I don’t care what political party you’re from, if you work for ICE you should be in prison!! These motherfuckers KNOW they did wrong!!”

Her call for all employees of ICE to be incarcerated sparked both support and backlash from social media users. Some praised Jones for speaking out against the controversial agency, while others criticized her for making such a bold statement.

But regardless of the reaction, Jones stands by her words. And she is not alone in her sentiments. Many Americans have been vocal about their disapproval of ICE and the way it has been handling immigration enforcement in the country.

It’s no secret that ICE has been under intense scrutiny in recent months, with numerous reports of human rights violations and inhumane treatment of immigrants. This has only been exacerbated by the Trump administration’s hardline immigration policies, which have resulted in the separation of families at the border and the detainment of thousands of undocumented immigrants.

But for Jones, it’s not just about the policies and actions of ICE, it’s about the individuals who are carrying them out. In her eyes, every employee of ICE is complicit in the injustices being committed against immigrants and should be held accountable for their actions.

While her statement may be seen as extreme by some, it is a reflection of the frustration and outrage felt by many in the country. The results of the midterm elections, which saw Democrats take control of the House of Representatives, have only added fuel to the fire. With a more divided government, the future of ICE and its policies remains uncertain, but one thing is for sure – there will continue to be a vocal opposition to the agency’s practices.

Jones’ demand for all ICE employees to go to prison may sound radical, but it is a call for justice and accountability. As a former cast member of “Saturday Night Live,” she is no stranger to using her platform to shed light on important issues and start conversations.

In this case, Jones’ words have sparked a much-needed conversation about the role and actions of ICE in the immigration debate. And while her statement may not be a realistic solution, it does bring attention to the need for reform and accountability within the agency.

Ultimately, the fate of ICE and its employees rests in the hands of those in power. But until real change is made, voices like Leslie Jones’ will continue to speak out against the injustices being committed in the name of immigration enforcement.

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