Social media's skewing how you see ICE

 

Americans are increasingly living in two different realities when it comes to immigration and ICE enforcement — realities shaped by the social media platforms they use.  The result is that identical events are interpreted in completely opposing ways. Political correspondent Christian Paz explains how scrolling TikTok and Instagram versus Facebook and X can shape your perception of ICE encounters — either as abuses of power or justified law enforcement.   This is the latest episode of Reporter Extras, a new Patreon-exclusive Vox video series that gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how our journalists create their work.   If you value this kind of in-depth journalism, join Vox on Patreon to unlock the full episode, get unlimited access to Vox.com, and support the reporting that makes it possible.

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