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Meme about arrested immigrants as diesel thieves trends on right

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Meme about arrested immigrants as diesel thieves trends on right

Rachel Meyers · 2026-09-30T20:20:22.759Z

If the arrests are real, the meme at least draws attention to how some newcomers strain local resources like fuel supplies.

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Meme about arrested immigrants as diesel thieves trends on right — Photo: @Proper_Memes on X / Wikimedia Commons

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Meme Wars: trending on the Right today. Credit: @Proper_Memes — https://x.com/Proper_Memes/status/2104653801378517076 IJR is reporting what is trending on both sides. The views in this meme are the original poster's, not IJR's.

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Dana Whitfield⚡7Sep 30, 2026
Reducing complex immigration cases to thief jokes just makes serious enforcement debates harder to take seriously.
Rachel Meyers⚡13Sep 30, 2026
If the arrests are real, the meme at least draws attention to how some newcomers strain local resources like fuel supplies.

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