@sacramentourbanmedia916: US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is reportedly preparing a year-long, $100m advertising campaign it has labeled “wartime recruitment,” aimed at expanding its workforce for the Trump administration’s next stage of large-scale deportations. The effort is designed to reach audiences across conservative media and culture, including listeners of right-leaning talk radio, gun rights supporters, military and defense followers, and male-focused interest groups within the Maga ecosystem. One recruitment ad bluntly asks, “Want to deport illegals with your absolute boys?” before linking viewers to an application page. According to an internal document cited by the Washington Post, #ICE plans to use geofencing technology to push ads to people located near military installations, NASCAR events, gun and trade shows, and college campuses. The agency is seeking to fill thousands of new roles, fueled by a major funding boost approved by Congress last summer. In addition, officials are expected to spend at least $8m partnering with fitness, military, and tactical-lifestyle influencers online. These creators would promote the administration’s immigration message through livestreams, appearances, and social media content tailored to Gen Z and millennial audiences. ICE’s recruitment website frames the campaign in stark terms, telling potential applicants: “America has been invaded by criminals and predators. We need YOU to get them out.”#fyp #viral

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