'Closer to yes than I am no’: Jasmine Crockett considers Texas U.S. Senate run

Immigration Policy & Enforcement - The report highlights President Trump's plan to permanently pause migration from "third world countries" and potentially denaturalize migrants deemed incompatible with Western civilization [1][2] - The State Department paused asylum decisions and halted visa processing for people from Afghanistan [3] - Demonstrations and arrests occurred in New York City due to ICE raids [3] - Congressional hearing in Los Angeles revealed fear and upheaval in immigrant communities due to federal raids [4] - Over 50% of individuals detained have no criminal records [5] - There are reports of unsanitary conditions and mistreatment of detainees, including allegations of water deprivation [7][9] - Concerns raised about children being sent to detention in federal shelters, with average stay increasing to nearly six months [16][18] Political & Social Impact - The administration's immigration policies are criticized for instilling fear and causing people to hide, with children not attending school and adults not showing up to work [14][15] - Accusations of dehumanization reminiscent of Nazi tactics are made against the administration [22] - The FBI has stated that homegrown terrorism is a bigger issue than terrorism from other countries [12] Potential Senate Run - Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett is considering a run for Senate in Texas [24] - Data indicates she has a chance of winning, particularly with Black and Brown voters [25][27][28] - The decision hinges on logistical factors, fundraising, and building a strong slate of candidates [25][26][31]