I Am Truly Disturbed By This MAGA Voter Who Said He Finds "Entertainment" In Wearing A Fake ICE Uniform Around Immigrants
Recently, while attending the annual Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, DC — which is basically Comic-Con for Republicans — comedian Jason Selvig of The Good Liars spotted something...odd.
He saw a man in what appeared to be a fake Immigration and Customs Enforcement (aka ICE) uniform.
In a video The Good Liars shared of the moment, Jason approaches the man while asking, "Do you actually work for ICE?"
"No, no," the guy responds. "Not at all."
When asked to explain his outfit, the unidentified man responds, "It's 29.99 on Amazon... If you want some entertainment, wear this and go to a Home Depot in a sanctuary city like where I live right now, in Washington, DC, and you'll see all the illegals — not all of them — but you can maybe see a lot of them start to run away."
Twitter: @TheGoodLiars
"You feel like a group fitness instructor," he concludes.
When Jason asks if he "thinks that's funny," the guy says, "I think it's hilarious."
"There you have it everybody," Jason concludes the interview. "One of the worst people I've seen here at CPAC and that's saying something."
The video quickly went viral on X (formerly known as Twitter), amassing over 3.6 million views and thousands of comments. Some people praised the random man's actions, and one said those criticizing his impersonation of an ICE agent are "sensitive."
However, the majority questioned the legality behind seemingly impersonating an ICE agent in general.
You can watch The Good Liars' full video below.
Talked to someone wearing an ICE costume at CPAC. pic.twitter.com/sNTV7Ba6dD
— The Good Liars (@TheGoodLiars) February 23, 2025
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