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Oh no, Samantha, it’s not “inciting violence”—it’s called standing your ground. In Florida, under the Castle Doctrine (F.S. 776.013) and Stand Your Ground laws (F.S. 776.012), if someone—even law enforcement—enters your home without a valid judicial warrant, they are committing a forcible felony. And yes, lethal force is legally justified to prevent that felony. ICE is not above that law. Administrative warrants signed by ICE or DHS officials are not judicial warrants. If they enter someone’s home without consent and without a judge’s signature? That’s unlawful entry, and the law allows for deadly force in response. Don’t blame me. MAGA legislators built this Frankenstein—I’m just reading from their script.