Jersey Shore's Vinny Guadagnino Slammed in His Instagram Comments for Defending ICE

It looks like Jersey Shore star Vinny Guadagnino limited his Instagram comments after responding back and forth to several comments about what is going on with ICE and the recent tragic shootings.

One statement the 38-year-old made in his Instagram comments was saying, “ICE still fights human/drug trafficking and immigration law enforcement should still exist.”

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Vinny, who was seen at a Trump rally and seemingly voted for the current President, saw his comments flooded with statements about the atrocities ICE has been committing.

“When you bend over for the MAGA cult do they put it in with no Vaseline?” one commenter wrote, while another said, “you’re the bad person, siding with the billionaire ruling class and supporting families being torn apart including legal immigrants and citizens.” Vinny then responded, “nope supporting anti human trafficking of children.”

The commenter responded, “You’re so far gone dude, really disappointing to see for someone with your platform. You can take the girl outta Staten Island…”

Vinny then said, “so ICE does nothing to combat human /drug trafficking and doesn’t arrest any bad guys at all. You’re entitled to that opinion.”

The commenter then said, “70% of deportees have zero criminal record, or only minor infractions. Do even the tiniest bit of research. How are you defending this sh-t when innocent people are being shot dead?”

Vinny then responded, “The killing of a protester from the cops during a specific situation is different than ICE as an institution. Are you able to separate those 2 things ?”

He added, “I’m showing you that you can not support a specific incident but also not want to dismantle the entire institution if who committed it. I agree with you that was horrible. ICE still fights human/drug trafficking and immigration law enforcement should still exist.”

As of right now, comments on the post have been limited.

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