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John Rutherford voted billions for ICE as it spies on Americans #maga #florida #ice

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John Rutherford voted to pour tens of billions of dollars into ICE while stripping away basic oversight. The agency is spending hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to secretly monitor Americans' social media posts around the clock, with contractors compiling dossiers and DMV records on people who criticize it, and agents showing up at their homes and workplaces. Rutherford sided with a surveillance dragnet against everyday Americans instead of standing up for our rights.

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