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Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade has issued a warning to President Donald Trump – but it hasn’t gone down to properly with viewers

The 61-year-old host steered that the president may lose the Hispanic vote that helped sweep him up a victory in last 12 months’s election if his administration continues its frenzied nationwide deportation drive.

“Some of them are misreading the aggressive tactics of ICE and taking it on the whole Hispanic community,” he declared on Fox & Friends earlier this week, including, “They feel as though they’ve been too broadly targeted. And that’s why the president’s numbers are coming down with Hispanics.”

Brian went on to level out that with midterms coming up next November, a drop in assist among that explicit, traditionally Democratic-leaning demographic will seemingly not bode properly for MAGA.

“Things aren’t going to go good for anybody’s mission on the Republican side if they lose the Hispanic vote or nullify, negate some of the gains that they’ve worked so hard to make,” he said.

Brian’s remarks did not sit properly with viewers who stormed to X to call out the Fox News star.

“Your comment this morning about ICE being aggressive and shouldn’t go after all illegals bc hispanics are taking it personally – wow!?!?! Really Brian?!?! Aggressive?! You feed into the lies of the left. SHAME ON YOU!” one person fumed.

A second added, “Trump needs to back of the Hispanic community. Our people have been a driving force in this country and we don’t appreciate the targeting of even one of us wrongfully. You going broad with the brush.”

With a third chiming in, “What? This morning you said ICE shouldn’t be going to Home Depot to arrest illegals. You said they should target criminals. ILLEGALS are criminals.If ICE agents don’t have a current lead, are they just supposed to take the day off? We voted for all of them to be deported.”

Amid the Trump administration’s immigration raids, MAGA officers have repeatedly claimed that they’re going after “the worst of the worst” felony offenders current in the nation illegally.

However, critics have argued against these claims by mentioning that the overwhelming majority of those detained, by some measures as high as 70 p.c, have exactly zero felony background.

As the most important immigrant demographic in the United States, the Hispanic neighborhood has overwhelmingly confirmed a goal of ICE raids over the past a number of months.