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After ICE arrested the conservative evangelical blogger Samuel Sey, who had previously defended the Trump administration’s plan for mass deportations, MAGA believers have found it difficult to ignore the fissures in their coalition, Conor Friedersdorf argues. Sey’s arrest is unusual because he’s known personally to many prominent MAGA-aligned Christians, Friedersdorf continues. “A prevailing MAGA narrative is ‘Illegal immigrants are members of a lawless, untrustworthy out-group that is justly hated for the significant harm that it does to America.’ That narrative is threatened when a member of the MAGA in-group, whose personal and professional life many MAGA allies affirmed as good for America, is accused of being an ‘illegal alien.’” “Perhaps that’s why the debate about Sey’s arrest has been so polarizing,” Friedersdorf writes. “Some commentators in the MAGA coalition seem to adopt rhetoric and positions on illegal immigration that they can maintain only when they think of illegal immigrants as an abstract ‘them.’ When they confront one who is a concrete ‘us,’ their rhetoric shifts significantly. They raise rather than ignore the possibility of procedural errors, extoll the value of due process, note personal circumstances, draw attention to the suffering of family members, and urge empathy rather than vilification.” “Others in the MAGA coalition object to this shift,” Friedersdorf continues. “Some are bigots who use racial slurs in their posts or attack interracial couples such as Sey and his wife. Others are restrictionists who believe that mass deportations are necessary and will cease if illegal immigrants are humanized and shown empathy.” “Many in the MAGA movement hope that uncompromising harshness toward all undocumented immigrants will result in maximizing the number of people whom the country is able to deport,” Freidersdorf continues. “But the longer that the mass deportation of otherwise law-abiding people persists, the harder it will be to maintain support for that approach.” 📷: Christopher Lee for The Atlantic
After ICE arrested the conservative evangelical blogger Samuel Sey, who had previously defended the Trump administration’s plan for mass deportations, MAGA believers have found it difficult to ignore the fissures in their coalition, Conor Friedersdorf argues. Sey’s arrest is unusual because he’s known personally to many prominent MAGA-aligned Christians, Friedersdorf continues. “A prevailing MAGA narrative is ‘Illegal immigrants are members of a lawless, untrustworthy out-group that is justly hated for the significant harm that it does to America.’ That narrative is threatened when a member of the MAGA in-group, whose personal and professional life many MAGA allies affirmed as good for America, is accused of being an ‘illegal alien.’” “Perhaps that’s why the debate about Sey’s arrest has been so polarizing,” Friedersdorf writes. “Some commentators in the MAGA coalition seem to adopt rhetoric and positions on illegal immigration that they can maintain only when they think of illegal immigrants as an abstract ‘them.’ When they confront one who is a concrete ‘us,’ their rhetoric shifts significantly. They raise rather than ignore the possibility of procedural errors, extoll the value of due process, note personal circumstances, draw attention to the suffering of family members, and urge empathy rather than vilification.” “Others in the MAGA coalition object to this shift,” Friedersdorf continues. “Some are bigots who use racial slurs in their posts or attack interracial couples such as Sey and his wife. Others are restrictionists who believe that mass deportations are necessary and will cease if illegal immigrants are humanized and shown empathy.” “Many in the MAGA movement hope that uncompromising harshness toward all undocumented immigrants will result in maximizing the number of people whom the country is able to deport,” Freidersdorf continues. “But the longer that the mass deportation of otherwise law-abiding people persists, the harder it will be to maintain support for that approach.” 📷: Christopher Lee for The Atlantic

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