Kevin Nash Accuses ICE of Using ‘Fascist Nazi’ Immigration Enforcement Tactics

Felix Upton 4 min read
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Kevin Nash still believes the United States needs to keep its border secure, but he’s pretty damn disgusted with what he says ICE has turned into. Big Sexy thinks the agency has completely lost the plot, and he wants it going after dangerous criminals instead of people who have lived peacefully in the country for decades.

Speaking on the latest episode of Kliq This, Nash addressed what he believes needs to change following the 2026 midterms. ICE has remained active since the election, with enforcement continuing around the country, so Nash certainly isn’t talking about an issue that disappeared once the votes were counted.

Nash stopped short of joining calls to completely abolish ICE. He believes there’s still a legitimate reason for the agency to exist, but argued that it needs much tighter control and should return to functioning like the specialized unit he believes it was supposed to be.

“I mean, there’s a lot of people that want to abolish ICE. I think there’s got to be some just some really, really tight—you’ve got—it’s like anything else. It has a purpose, but it’s supposed to be an elite squad, right? I mean, and it needs to go back to being that.”

Then Nash brought up an alleged encounter he said he had seen involving an ICE officer and a civilian. According to Nash’s description, an officer approached a man who had thrown something into the road and put a firearm against his forehead before walking away. That’s Nash’s account of the footage, not something established by the podcast transcript itself.

“Well, you know, you saw anybody that was watching saw the thing the other day where they pulled a guy out of the car and some guy that was walking his dogs grabbed something and threw it in the road. The f****** guy, the ICE guy, walked over and brandished his f****** firearm and stuck it to the guy’s forehead and then just kind of walked away. Like, what the f***?”

Nash apparently couldn’t believe what he was watching because his mind immediately went somewhere a little more Hollywood.

“And I’m just thinking to myself, like, where the are we at? Yeah. Is this like some, you know, am I watching like John Wick 5? Like, what the f*** is this?”

Later in the show, Nash came back to immigration and really let loose. He made it clear that he’s not arguing for an open border, but he absolutely hates the methods he believes are being used to enforce immigration laws.

“We have to keep our eye on the ball. We have to fucking keep the border secured, but we don’t have to f****** do it in a f****** fascist Nazi—you know, it was supposed to be that ICE was going to take care of the violent criminals that come in our country.”

That distinction is important to Nash. He believes ICE should be concentrating on violent offenders, not long-term residents who haven’t committed crimes. He then described what he believes some families are being put through during deportation proceedings.

“And you know, you got people that have been here 30 years that have never committed a crime that are being brought to the border with their child saying, ‘You got two options. We’re taking you and your kid can f******—or you can both get on a plane right now and you’re out of here.’ Like, that f****** doesn’t work.”

Nash then zoomed out from ICE and argued that America needs to rethink the way it carries itself in general. Instead of intimidation, he wants the country trying to rebuild trust through diplomacy.

“And it’s like diplomacy is one of the biggest things we’ve got to do. We’ve got to put people that are conscious of what America used to stand for and to try to win trust and to try to have some honor in being the United States of America, not the fucking bully and the conquering fucking fools that we’ve become.”

So Nash isn’t saying get rid of ICE and forget about border security. He’s saying ICE needs to remember what the hell its job is supposed to be — and the tactics he believes are being used right now clearly aren’t what he signed up for.

What do you make of Kevin Nash calling ICE’s tactics “fascist Nazi” while still arguing that America needs a secure border? Let us know what you think in the comments.

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Felix Upton

Felix Upton

Felix Upton has over 15 years of experience in media and wrestling journalism. His work at Ringside News blends speed, accuracy, and industry insight.