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A man who reportedly evaded ICE ends up as the superintendent of a major U.S. school district, pulling in over $300,000 annually from taxpayers, and instead of outrage at the system that enabled it, we get organized street protests demanding his release. That’s not grassroots it’s astroturf, because everyday citizens don’t spontaneously rally to defend a six-figure bureaucrat hiding from federal law. The insanity isn’t just in the crowd size, it’s in the fact that a broken immigration enforcement system and a captured education bureaucracy allowed this scenario to exist in the first place. If this circus doesn’t scream “paid protest theater,” nothing does.