Letting America Burn to Fulfill Ethnic Cleansing Goals
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What’s saving homes or human lives from wildfire when you target brown people for ethnic cleansing?
For nearly two months, the firefighters battling a blaze among the evergreen forests of western Washington have helped save historic buildings and lakefront homes in a community that thrives on summertime tourists visiting the Olympic National Park.
On Wednesday, as helicopters were still dousing the flames of the 9,000-acre Bear Gulch fire, federal officials drove up in SUVs, checked IDs, then escorted 44 of those firefighters off the premises, arresting two of them on charges of illegally entering the country.
“We got hit by ICE,” a voice says in one of the videos of the episode posted to social media.
The immigration raid by Border Patrol agents on an active fire scene shocked many veteran wildland firefighters. Several of them said they could not remember a similar episode happening in the past. And some worried that such brazen enforcement would distract firefighters working in strenuous environments and have a chilling effect among a workforce that relies heavily on immigrant labor.
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After checking the identifications of 44 members of the work crew, the federal officers found “several discrepancies” and “two individuals were found to be present in the United States illegally, one with a previous order of removal,” the DHS statement said. Those two people, who were not identified, were taken to Bellingham in northern Washington to face charges. The DHS statement said the contracts of both companies were terminated but others familiar with the situation disputed this.
Attempts to reach ASI Arden Solutions by phone and email were unsuccessful. A person at a phone number associated with Table Rock Forestry said that none of its employees had been arrested but didn’t answer additional questions.
“U.S. Border Patrol steadfastly enforces the laws of the United States and unapologetically addresses violations of immigration law wherever they are encountered,” Border Patrol Blaine Sector Chief Patrol Agent Rosario P. Vasquez said in the statement.
But the episode outraged many in the Northwest, from firefighters to public officials.
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson (D) said he was “deeply concerned” by the arrests. The state’s commissioner of public lands, Dave Upthegrove, described the Trump administration’s approach to immigration enforcement as “crude and inhumane,” saying in a statement that it has “intentionally and unnecessarily stoked fear and mistrust among members of the public — including firefighters putting their lives on the line to protect our State.”
Let the nation burn but let it be white, the true theme of the Miller years. Who I remind you is Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III’s gift to Trump.