EXCLUSIVE: Jacob Soboroff's interview with gardener violently arrested by masked ICE agents

Immigration Policy & Public Opinion - The report highlights the case of Narcisso Barono, a father of three US Marines, whose arrest by immigration agents sparked public outrage, potentially shifting some MAGA voters' views on immigration policies [1] - Polling data suggests that less than 20% of Americans support deporting employed immigrants, and around 9% support deporting those with American-born children [12] - The report questions the public support for deporting parents of active-duty US Marines, suggesting it is likely minimal [12] Personal Impact of Immigration Enforcement - Narcisso Barono's story illustrates the human cost of immigration policies, emphasizing the separation of families and the potential for deportation despite contributions to the country [1][5] - Barono's pride in his sons' service in the US Marine Corps contrasts with his own experience of being detained and facing potential deportation [5] - Despite facing inhumane conditions in the Adilanto detention center, Barono found hope through solidarity with other detainees [8][10] Societal & Ethical Implications - The report suggests that the deportation of individuals like Barono is viewed by some as "evil" and contrary to American values [13] - The report emphasizes the importance of bearing witness to the suffering caused by immigration policies and confronting the human impact of these policies [14] - The report suggests that in times of societal "fever dream," gratitude and sacrifice may not be enough to prevent unjust treatment [15]