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    California Man Faces Backlash for Calling to Send ICE Supporters to Reeducation Camps: ‘No Empathy or Compassion’

    Ava CollinsBy Ava CollinsJune 11, 20262 Mins Read
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    California Man Faces Backlash for Calling to Send ICE Supporters to Reeducation Camps
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    A man in Los Angeles, California, angered by supporters of ICE, suggested they should be sent to “reeducation camps.” He then escalated his remarks, proposing an even more alarming alternative if such hypothetical camps proved ineffective—sparking widespread backlash.

    Liberals are now calling to put conservatives into re-education camps and if that doesn’t work then to kiII us for supporting ICE pic.twitter.com/GJr7FigUBb

    — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 6, 2026

    The man in question is Andrew Warren Stanton, reportedly a combat veteran. Posting under the username alteredphorm2.0, he originally shared a TikTok expressing his anger at those who, despite the raids and the killings of Renée Good and Alex Pretti, refuse to condemn ICE—or openly support the agency.

    However, he took things a step too far. Andrew ultimately proposed measures that could have been lifted straight from the pages of a George Orwell novel.

    “If you still support ICE and do not advocate for its abolition, you should be sent to a [expletive] reeducation camp,” the California man said.

    As if his remarks had not already been horrific enough, Andrew once again escalated to a level that could reasonably be considered dangerous. He added, “And if that reeducation camp doesn’t work, we’re just offing you. No more of your bloodline. You’re evil.”

    In what some might view as hypocritical, Andrew said that ICE supporters “have no empathy or compassion.” He then went further, stating that they “should just be removed from this Earth.”

    A Controversial Figure and the Reactions He Provoked

    Apparently, this is not the first time the California man has faced consequences for his rhetoric. In a TikTok video, he revealed that his previous account had been “nuked” for “violent extremism.” He also stated in a fundraiser that he is “facing legal challenges for speaking out against injustice.”

    As expected, users did not respond favorably to Andrew’s remarks.

    “Truly, the party of love and tolerance showing up strong once again,” one user commented. Another asked, “How are they so brainwashed that they fail to see they’re literally acting like fascists and authoritarians?” A third added, “Why do they only use language that contradicts the very point they’re trying to make?”

    By all indications, Andrew’s TikTok account may have been nuked once again, as numerous conservative users have reportedly flagged his clips. He does not appear inclined to tone down his rhetoric, so a 3.0 version of “Altered Phorm” could surface in the near future.

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