Instead of suing President Trump to allow the activist Jim Acosta back to stir up trouble during pressers, perhaps CNN should stop lying.
Look at the headline, pick out the ‘error’ Â and then ask yourself if anything in the piece on ICE can be trusted.
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The headline reads:Â This year saw the most people in ICE detention since 2001
This year saw the most people in ICE detention since 2001 https://t.co/jxoWOYIV7V pic.twitter.com/Lel4j67uRY
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) November 12, 2018
A number of people immediately caught it so they changed it — very, very subtly.
After people pointed to the fact that ICE didn’t exist until 2003, they took ‘ICE’ out of the title. This is a subtle hit piece on ICE.
They also altered a paragraph.
CNN added this: ICE, which was not formally created until 2003, provided data on detentions back to 2001 when the US Immigration and Naturalization Service handled immigration detentions. INS was dissolved in 2003 in the government restructuring that created ICE.
Nowhere in the article does it mention these changes. It’s mentioned in a reply on their original tweet but not in the article.
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