‘It’s a Really Scary Time’
Politics
United States
Started January 25, 2026
Representative Maxwell Frost says he was assaulted by a man who yelled, “We are going to deport you and your kind.”
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‘It’s a Really Scary Time’
The Atlantic (United States) | Jan 25, 2026
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While hate crimes are concerning, we must also ensure that immigration policies do not compromise national security or public safety.
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Focusing solely on hate crimes diverts attention from the complexities of immigration policy, which requires a nuanced and balanced approach.
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The rise in hate crimes against marginalized groups highlights the urgent need for comprehensive immigration reform and protections for vulnerable communities.
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Addressing the root causes of hate and violence is essential; education and community engagement can be effective tools in preventing such incidents.
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The incident with Representative Frost underscores a broader societal issue of rising intolerance that demands a collective response from all communities.
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