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The White House published a bluntly propagandistic immigration message on October 15, the sort of thing that tells you the comms shop has left the building and taken the furniture with it. It is not policy by itself, but it is a clear marker of how the administration wants its border fight framed: maximalist, apocalyptic, and built for cable clips.
Why it matters: Immigration hysteria
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The White House published a bluntly propagandistic immigration message on October 15, the sort of thing that tells you the comms shop has left the building and taken the furniture with it. It is not policy by itself, but it is a clear marker of how the administration wants its border fight framed: maximalist, apocalyptic, and built for cable clips.
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