Explosive Accusation: MS NOWs Wagner Says White House Is Embracing Ethnic Cleansing

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During a segment on MS NOW's "Deadline," political analyst Alex Wagner made a bold assertion regarding the Trump administration's immigration policies, claiming they are tantamount to "embracing ethnic cleansing.

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As reported by Breitbart, host Nicolle Wallace highlighted the controversy surrounding the administration's approach to immigration, particularly the policy of child separation. Wallace remarked, "Child separation was such a scandal that its actually, I think, the only policy that Donald Trump himself reversed on in a first term."

She further criticized the widespread enforcement actions, stating, "Theyre doing that on such a scale across the country, from coast to coast, targeting so many communities, sweeping up American citizens. Very few of the people being rounded up are actually guilty of any crimes." Wallace emphasized that the majority of those deported are simply guilty of being in the country illegally, with some not even guilty of that.

Wagner expanded on this critique, arguing, "Yeah, some of them are American citizens. I think its really important to contextualize this in the big picture, which is the White House is embracing ethnic cleansing. I mean, that is what is happening here." He accused the administration of pursuing a "make America white again" agenda under the guise of immigration reform, suggesting that the true aim is to "target black and brown people and allow white Afrikaners into the country." Wagner contended that the administration prioritizes these actions, regardless of constitutional constraints.

The debate over immigration policy remains a contentious issue, with critics like Wagner and Wallace arguing that the administration's measures are driven by racial motivations rather than genuine reform. This perspective underscores the broader national conversation about the balance between border security and the humane treatment of individuals seeking a better life in America.