The Militarization of Immigration Enforcement: A Call for Change

In 2025, U.S. immigration enforcement has taken on a more combative appearance, resembling a battlefield rather than a bureaucratic process. Masked agents, unmarked vehicles, neck restraints, and tasers have become symbols of a strategy that critics argue emphasizes deterrence and rapid deportations over due process and community trust. This article delves into the evolution of these tactics, documents instances of force, explores legal and ethical implications, and considers whether citizens have the right — and the risks — to defend themselves when enforcement tactics cross perceived lines.

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