A Pack of Lies - What else would one expect?
What more would we expect from a Trump Administration? They use Google to do it.
ICE and its pack of lies.
INTRODUCTION
This article discusses how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) press releases about past arrests appear at the top of Google search results, making it seem like these arrests are recent. As we would expect, their articles about recent arrests are bald-faced lies.
SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF THE LIES
Some of the more than 10,000 articles used to promote the lies of immigration action include:
A four-day operation in Colorado from 2010.
Arrests of 123 people in New Orleans from 2022.
Arrests of 83 people in Wisconsin from 2018.
All these old press releases were updated with a January 24, 2025, timestamp, which made them appear as current news when searched on Google. This was a “sleight of hand” to support a lie to the unsuspecting public.
@openyourojos and all those who voted for Mr. Trump, do you ever ask yourself why he and his administration have to lie about what they are doing?
THE LIES WERE FOUND
An immigration lawyer and a tech expert investigated. They found that ICE marked these old press releases as "archived," but a new timestamp was added to the code of each release, making them rank higher in Google search results. They believe this technique was a deliberate attempt to create the impression that many recent ICE arrests were occurring nationwide.
@openyourojos and all those who voted for Mr. Trump, what else could it be but an attempt to deceive the truth? And that is good enough for you.
THE IMPACT
The experts concluded that ICE is deliberately trying to increase the number of clicks on its press releases to spread fear. The false impression of widespread current arrests is an attempt to influence public opinion to believe that ICE is arresting many “boogeymen” in an unethical effort to sway public opinion.
THE END
@Openyourojos and all those who voted for Mr. Trump, is this what you voted for? All the lying and fearmongering? In your personal life, do you buy an apple when someone wanting to sell it says it is OK, and accepting that without even looking at the apple, finding out later, it is rotten?
Do you accept lies as the truth in every aspect of your life? I cannot understand how people can live or make life-altering decisions based on a pack of blatant lies.
But I don’t just watch Fox News for my news; I do my own research. @Openyourojos and all those who voted for Mr. Trump, are you satisfied with your lives yet?
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