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you know, if you had a nickel for every time you saw that, a crowd at a pro wrestling event

chanting bleep ice with conviction, well, today you'd probably have your very first nickel.

And that's the point. In fairness, all elite wrestling legend, Brody King,

has been outspoken in the past. He wore an abolish ice t-shirt during a match last year.

But we just watched that degree of vocal outrage in that kind of setting illustrates a reality

that is becoming clearer by the day. The American people are, by and large,

souring on Donald Trump's immigration crackdown. You are likely familiar with the latest polling,

the share of Americans saying ICE is going too far, stands at 65%. It's according to an NPR PBS Marist poll, 62% according to Reuters. And in the latest Quinnipiac survey, 59% of Americans

disapprove of the way Trump is handling immigration issues. That's the data. But put the numbers

aside just a moment. The Wall Street Journal's latest reporting today spotlights Allentown,

Pennsylvania. That states, third largest city, one with a majority Hispanic population. The owners of one food

market there in particular say business is down 30% over the past year, as customers have been

afraid to go outside or fear being deported. From the journal, quote, both evangelists as

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