Tech Lords Show Their True Colors: OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Apple’s Tim Cook Criticize ICE Enforcement Actions

January 29, 2026
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Tech overlords like OpenAI's Sam Altman and Apple's Tim Cook are peeling back the curtain on their elite disdain for law enforcement, this time targeting ICE's immigration crackdowns. Altman fired off an internal email blasting ICE for going too far, while Cook whimpered that he's heartbroken over the death of Alex Pretti—a serial agitator who repeatedly rammed federal agents with his vehicle, turning a routine stop into a deadly game of chicken. Pretti wasn't some innocent bystander; bodycam footage and reports paint a picture of a man who escalated violence against badge-wielding feds, forcing them to respond with lethal force. Yet here come the Silicon Valley saviors, clutching pearls over the consequences of defiance rather than the chaos it unleashes. This isn't just performative woe-is-me theater from billionaires who jet-set on private planes while lecturing the plebs on borders—it's a glaring hypocrisy that should send chills down the spine of every 2A advocate. These same execs who build empires on American innovation now undermine the very federal authority that protects their monopolies, all while their companies lobby against gun rights under the guise of safety. Remember, ICE agents, like ATF or FBI, rely on the same rule-of-law backbone that Second Amendment defenders champion: the right to self-defense extends to those upholding order against violent resisters. If Altman and Cook get their way with open-border sympathies, expect emboldened criminals to test law enforcement limits everywhere—from street stops to your doorstep—making armed citizens the last line of defense in a lawless landscape. The implications for the gun community are stark: cheerleading for dead resisters today morphs into tomorrow's blueprint for disarming protectors. 2A patriots see through the tech lords' selective empathy— they mourn the aggressor, not the agents dodging death. As border chaos spills inward, stock up, train up, and stay vigilant; these criticisms aren't about humanity, they're about dismantling the enforcement muscle that keeps America sovereign. The true colors? Not red, white, and blue, but the cold blue glow of Silicon Valley screens plotting control.

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Tech overlords like OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Apple’s Tim Cook are peeling back the curtain on their elite disdain for law enforcement, this time targeting ICE’s immigration crackdowns. Altman fired off an internal email blasting ICE for going too far, while Cook whimpered that he’s heartbroken over the death of Alex Pretti—a serial agitator who repeatedly rammed federal agents with his vehicle, turning a routine stop into a deadly game of chicken. Pretti wasn’t some innocent bystander; bodycam footage and reports paint a picture of a man who escalated violence against badge-wielding feds, forcing them to respond with lethal force. Yet here come the Silicon Valley saviors, clutching pearls over the consequences of defiance rather than the chaos it unleashes.

This isn’t just performative woe-is-me theater from billionaires who jet-set on private planes while lecturing the plebs on borders—it’s a glaring hypocrisy that should send chills down the spine of every 2A advocate. These same execs who build empires on American innovation now undermine the very federal authority that protects their monopolies, all while their companies lobby against gun rights under the guise of safety. Remember, ICE agents, like ATF or FBI, rely on the same rule-of-law backbone that Second Amendment defenders champion: the right to self-defense extends to those upholding order against violent resisters. If Altman and Cook get their way with open-border sympathies, expect emboldened criminals to test law enforcement limits everywhere—from street stops to your doorstep—making armed citizens the last line of defense in a lawless landscape.

The implications for the gun community are stark: cheerleading for dead resisters today morphs into tomorrow’s blueprint for disarming protectors. 2A patriots see through the tech lords’ selective empathy— they mourn the aggressor, not the agents dodging death. As border chaos spills inward, stock up, train up, and stay vigilant; these criticisms aren’t about humanity, they’re about dismantling the enforcement muscle that keeps America sovereign. The true colors? Not red, white, and blue, but the cold blue glow of Silicon Valley screens plotting control.

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