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01:30And a lot of Italian politicians have simply said, we don't want ICE here.
01:35But there's a lot of nuance about ICE and about the units that make up ICE that are important to note here.
01:42Part of ICE is enforcement and removal operations.
01:45Those are deportation officers, the ones most closely responsible for carrying out the deportation, the arrest, the deportation of people in the country.
01:54But there's also a unit called Homeland Security Investigations, HSI.
02:00Those are the agents that are going to be going to Italy.
02:02HSI agents generally do things that have some sort of a cross-border nexus, investigations like human trafficking, drug smuggling, trying to find lost, stolen cultural artifacts.
02:15And they often take part in international events like this because of their expertise.
02:21ICE in quanto tale non opererà mai in Italia, chiaro?
02:25Now, to be fair, under the Trump administration, Homeland Security Investigations have been doing more immigration enforcement work.
02:50And they do sometimes work closely with deportation officers.
02:53But there's no indication that they're going to be doing anything like that here in Italy.
02:57And there's no indication that deportation officers are going to be part of the officers going to Italy.
03:02And working in these big international events is something that HSI does quite frequently.
03:08The Department of Homeland Security has said that they will not be doing immigration enforcement while they're in Italy.
03:13And that they are going to be going there to help mitigate the risks of transnational crime.
03:19And that is something that HSI has experienced dealing with.
03:22The Department of Homeland Security
03:28The Department of Homeland Security
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