Ugh, I'm still trying to wrap my head around this 
... Zac Segal's actions are just wild. Like, I get that he wants to defend American jobs, but calling ICE on these legal workers who were just trying to make a living? That's not activism, dude. It's just plain messed up 
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And can we talk about how his whole "pump up the numbers" comment is straight out of that racist myth about immigration being a drain on the economy? Like, no one wants to give away jobs to people who are willing to work hard for it. It's just not true
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I'm so tired of this kind of divisive rhetoric on social media and in our communities. We need to start having real conversations about immigration reform, labor rights, and how we can actually create more jobs and opportunities for everyone
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University administrators are right to call out Segal's behavior as irresponsible, but they also need to take responsibility for creating a safe space for students like Segal to explore their activism without getting torn apart by online outrage. It's time for us to have some real dialogue about these issues instead of just shouting over each other
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... Zac Segal's actions are just wild. Like, I get that he wants to defend American jobs, but calling ICE on these legal workers who were just trying to make a living? That's not activism, dude. It's just plain messed up .And can we talk about how his whole "pump up the numbers" comment is straight out of that racist myth about immigration being a drain on the economy? Like, no one wants to give away jobs to people who are willing to work hard for it. It's just not true
.I'm so tired of this kind of divisive rhetoric on social media and in our communities. We need to start having real conversations about immigration reform, labor rights, and how we can actually create more jobs and opportunities for everyone
.University administrators are right to call out Segal's behavior as irresponsible, but they also need to take responsibility for creating a safe space for students like Segal to explore their activism without getting torn apart by online outrage. It's time for us to have some real dialogue about these issues instead of just shouting over each other
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. I get where he's coming from about wanting to defend American jobs, but there's a better way to do it than putting innocent people in fear 
. And nine people getting detained? That's just crazy 
. I'm all for free speech, but not when it comes at the expense of someone's livelihood 
. Can't we have a more nuanced discussion about this stuff? 
I mean, isn't the point of activism to uplift and help others, not hurt them?!? This whole thing is super messed up.
. I get that he thinks he's defending American jobs, but honestly, it's like, come on, have you ever looked into the lives of these workers? They're not just some faceless numbers, they're human beings with families and hopes 
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. And now he's all like "I don't get why people are being critical of me", yeah dude, maybe if you'd taken a moment to listen and understand the harm your words could cause, you wouldn't be in this mess 
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think this whole thing is super messed up on one hand segal's all about defending american jobs but then he goes and gets 9 ppl detained without even checking their papers its not that hard to fact check or research the issue and it sounds like segal was just trying to stir some drama 
