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Ariana Madix shared a couple of posts on her Instagram Story on Sunday concerning the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and its treatment of American citizens and children.
Following the killings of 37-year-old poet Renee Good, on January 7, and 37-year-old American intensive care nurse Alex Pretti, on January 24, the 40-year-old Vanderpump Rules alum posted a series of telling messages about both ICE and the administration, which includes President Donald Trump, 79.
“The administration is killing American citizens in broad daylight and they’re lying about it,” read a post from The Democrats, Courier Newsroom, and Minnesota DFL Party that Ariana reshared on January 25.
The post also included a 1984 quote from George Orwell, which read, “The Party told you to reject evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”
In another post reshared on Ariana’s Instagram Story, which she encouraged her fans and followers to “please share,” a video was featured that saw attorney Eric Lee being booted from the ICE children’s detention center in Dilley, Texas, after a meeting between him and one of his clients was cut short.
“Screaming and sobbing can be heard from outside the ICE children’s detention center in Dilley, TX,” read a caption to the video.
In the clip, as horrific-sounding screams and sobs were heard coming from inside, Eric was ordered to leave the premises by a woman off-camera.
“If they’re k!lling white male 2nd amendment supporting Americans in the streets in broad daylight now. Gotta wonder what they’re doing in there,” Useless Cops captioned the post on Instagram.
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Following the sharing of the video, commenters weighed in.
“What in the world could be causing so much collective screaming and sobbing?” one person wondered.
Another wrote, “A woman protecting the potential torture of children is the most demonic thing that can exists.”
Then, a third, who revealed that CNN had posted the video, added that Eric “heard all the children chanting ‘let us out let us out.'”
“This is when he started filming, and that person asked him to leave. They knew there was a riot happening and they didn’t want it to be recorded,” they explained.