Staff Reports
In today’s high-tech age, even immigration agents are turning to Artificial Intelligence to craft their use-of-force reports. What could go wrong, right? If there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that relying too much on machines for jobs that require human judgment is risky business. There’s a disturbing story unfolding in Chicago that should grab the attention of anyone who still cares about the rule of law.
A federal judge tossed out a footnote in a recent opinion that should ring alarm bells for everyone. Our immigration enforcers are using AI to write reports, and this has some folks worried. The concern is that this could lead to inaccuracies. Of course, the mainstream media will probably brush this off, but real patriots know better. Accuracy in these reports is crucial. Are we supposed to trust cold, unfeeling algorithms to understand the nuances of immigration law? This is an area swamped with complex situations, not binary equations.
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— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) November 26, 2025
If reports are riddled with errors, there’s no telling the chaos that could ensue. It’s a slippery slope that threatens to undermine what little trust the public might still have in immigration enforcement. And let’s be honest, between liberal media attacks and this nonsense, that confidence is already hanging by a thread. The last thing America needs is for public trust to crumble further because some geek squad thought teaching a computer to do the job was more important than accountability.
We can’t overlook the privacy concerns, which are huge. If Big Brother wants to bring Artificial Intelligence into every aspect of our lives, where does it end? Are we going to stand by as machines start deciding who gets to stay and who goes? The liberal agenda wants more control over our lives, and this is just another stepping stone in their anti-American playbook. Do they honestly think turning over sensitive decisions to machines aligns with the values this country was built on?
Our immigration system faces enough challenges without throwing AI into the mix. Instead of focusing on this technological quick fix, we should be investing in better training and supporting the agents on the ground. Let’s keep the human element intact where it’s desperately needed. America won’t let AI run amok. Does the land of the free look like a science fiction movie to you?
