When it comes to softening headlines about the people who are arrested as the result of America having a president who is actually enforcing immigration laws, the media couldn't be more predictable.&nbsp;

Fox News' Bill Melugin will occasionally add context that these "journalists" just couldn't find room for in their headlines, and here's the rest of the story:

Well that's a bit different! The media fashioning their headlines to make it sound like the Trump DHS is snatching innocent grandmas off the street for no reason isn't an accident.&nbsp;

However much you loathe the corporate media, it isn't enough.

 {ai:summary}<p>The media's portrayal of immigration enforcement often emphasizes emotional narratives, as seen in a recent headline about an undocumented grandmother facing deportation. Critics argue that such headlines obscure crucial details about her illegal status and actions.</p><p>The individual in question had lived in the U.S. illegally for 20 years, lacked identification, and was stopped after driving onto a military base. This context raises questions about the media's framing of immigration enforcement actions. #illegals</p>

Bill Melugin Again Adds Context You Don't Get In the Headline About Grandmother Facing Deportation

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