Ben Ferguson, host of ‘The Ben Ferguson Show,’ has warned that Democratic rhetoric toward Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is fueling hostility and violence against agents. During an appearance on ‘Fox Report,’ Ferguson expressed concerns that political messaging from Democratic leaders is shaping public sentiment in a way that could endanger ICE agents and undermine the agency’s operations.
Ferguson argued that the language used by Democratic officials to criticize ICE often portrays the agency as corrupt or oppressive, which may be contributing to public frustration and, in some cases, violent acts against agents. He suggested that this rhetoric is not only affecting public opinion but also complicating the agency’s ability to effectively carry out its duties.
During the interview, Ferguson called for a more balanced approach to immigration policy, stating that while reform is necessary, it should not come at the expense of law enforcement safety. He emphasized that ICE agents are tasked with enforcing immigration laws and should be supported rather than vilified in political discourse. The discussion has sparked debate among political analysts about the role of rhetoric in shaping public behavior and its impact on governmental agencies.