Bill Maher Predicts GOP Will Get 'Dogs**t Kicked Out Of' Them In Midterms Over ICE Raids
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The "Real Time" host shared his forecast the night before federal agents in Minneapolis shot and killed a 37-year-old nurse.
Bill Maher on Friday warned the Republican Party about their diminishing chances in the upcoming midterm elections, citing the “really ugly” images coming out of Minnesota amid the chaotic and ongoing presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement there.
The “Real Time” host shared his prediction the night before federal immigration agents in Minneapolis shot and killed a 37-year-old U.S. citizen, who has since been identified by his parents as Alex Pretti — a nurse who attended the University of Minnesota.
Maher on Friday was speaking to guest Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.), agreeing that ICE has made their “point” that there are “too many illegals” in the U.S., citing former President Joe Biden and his border policies for an influx of undocumented workers.
“But these images,” said Maher. “Like I said, really ugly.”
He commented on some of the photos shown on screen, decrying ICE for forcing a man outside in subfreezing temperatures in his underwear, detaining a 5-year-old boy outside his home and dragging a pregnant woman en route to the doctor out of her car.
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