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Jamie Dimon Slams ICE, Defends Immigrant Workers at Davos

1/23/2026

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Dimon Critiques Immigration

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, criticized ICE at Davos, stating, "I don’t like what I’m seeing, five grown men beating up a little old lady."
He stressed the importance of immigrant workers across sectors and noted a shift, as corporate leaders have largely refrained from criticizing President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.
Dimon also opposed proposed caps on credit card interest rates, warning they could harm the economy.

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Vance Supports ICE

Vice President JD Vance will visit Minneapolis to support ICE operations amid ongoing criticism of the agency's actions.
A White House official said Minneapolis has become a focal point for anti-ICE resistance.
Governor Tim Walz has called for a reduction in ICE activities, emphasizing community unity and safety.
This visit underscores the administration's commitment to its immigration enforcement strategy despite documented misconduct by ICE officers.

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Liam Detained Amid Outrage

Images of five-year-old Liam Ramos in an ICE operation sparked outrage over the Trump administration's immigration policies.
Liam Ramos, age five, was detained along with his father, an asylum seeker from Ecuador.
School officials said Liam is the fourth child ICE has taken in three weeks.
The Department of Homeland Security defended its actions, stating Liam was not targeted, and observers described a broader crisis in immigration enforcement.

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Dimon Critiques Immigration

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, criticized ICE at Davos, stating, "I don’t like what I’m seeing, five grown men beating up a little old lady."
He stressed the importance of immigrant workers across sectors and noted a shift, as corporate leaders have largely refrained from criticizing President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.
Dimon also opposed proposed caps on credit card interest rates, warning they could harm the economy.

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