1. ICE has sharply increased its spending on weapons in 2025, according to an analysis of federal gov't data by Popular Information.
Records reveal ICE has increased spending on “small arms" — a category that includes guns, armor, chemical weapons, and explosives — by 700% compared to 2024 levels
I saw an old lady selling wheels of homemade goat cheese out of a styrofoam cooler. I called Super ICE. The blast could be seen with the naked eye from the moon.
Really, really depends on definition used but a good rule of thumb is small arms can be carried and used by one person (sometimes up to 3) and heavy weapons is anything that requires non-human-propulsion to get anywhere
I wonder what big arms are. Litteral tanks?
Dem congresspeople: “According to this information. ICE purchased attack helicopters, RPGs, tanks, fighter j—”
ICE: “Yeah. So?”
Dem congresspeople: “Why do you need this matériel for immigration enforcement?”
ICE: “'Cause we do. God Bless America and all that crap.”
Dem congresspeople: “Oh.”
We need defensive nukes to protect ourself from all those latino waiting in front of home depot.
I saw an old lady selling wheels of homemade goat cheese out of a styrofoam cooler. I called Super ICE. The blast could be seen with the naked eye from the moon.
If it can’t be seen with the naked eye from Pluto, it didn’t happen
get out of here with your fake planet ahah
Counterpoint: The Moon is also a planet
Basically. things that need more than small arms to carry them
Gonna be great seeing ICE vehicles stuck in sinkholes and crushed by collapsed bridges thanks to the US’s neglected, crumbling infrastructure.
Really, really depends on definition used but a good rule of thumb is small arms can be carried and used by one person (sometimes up to 3) and heavy weapons is anything that requires non-human-propulsion to get anywhere
Crew serve at the smallest, like 50. cal machine guns and MK19 automatic grenade launchers.