@ExperimentV @acrata I do would like to clarify that I have these criticism from the POV of an South East Asian

@danishcookies @ExperimentV @acrata

I can't speak for all Asian Americans, but I can (kinda?) support this anecdotally. My grandma (from Thailand) voted for the orange buffoon that haunts my nightmares because she LIKES his immigration policies. "If I came here legally, so can they." At least in my family, it's a cultural sense of "justice". And its narrow. My grandma isn't going to sympathize with the deported, they're not her people in her eyes.

@danishcookies @ExperimentV @acrata

I CAN say that it seems to be getting a lot better with younger generations though, and as this is purely my observations that no one asked for, your mileage may vary.

@LaDuderina @danishcookies @acrata
It's unlikely, but naturalized citizens can become victims of ICE.
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ice-citizen-arrest-20171129-story.html

@ExperimentV
It's not like these people understand or accept the existence of the concept of white supremacy. So many people also voted for the neo Nazi and is horrified when they see their neighbors dragged away by ICE
@LaDuderina @acrata

@ExperimentV @LaDuderina @acrata
As for the question about younger generations, I have seen both cases. Some became revolutionaries while others stay reactionaries, most often the cishet men.