In a YouTube chat with Adrian Marcelo, Alfredo Adame addressed an issue of global significance, the treatment immigrants receive from Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) in the United States. He returned to the forefront of the controversy.

The artist created emotions for different shows throughout the interview, including a fresh verbal assault against Andrea Legarreta, with whom he has had a long-running feud. But, Adame changed the conversation's focus to a strong criticism of US immigration laws and President Donald Trump at the conclusion of the conversation.

Adame described ICE's actions as "deplorable" in the final segment of the" A Joint with ... " segment, claiming that in his opinion, arrests are made violently and arbitrarily. He said," I think that all people have the right to travel anywhere in the world. "

What did he have to say about Donald Trump?

The actor also made powerful attacks on Donald Trump, who he described as a "dictator. " In that context, I have argued that closing the borders and not engaging in activities against people already living there are the best way for the US government to try to stop movement. He remarked," If they're already in, many of those they jail have papers and all, it's barbaric. " In addition to bringing these incidents to justice, Adame went further, citing the extreme violence committed by kids in front of their children. He continued during the discussion that seeing their parents being attacked would change from a simple violence to something much more serious. He recalled in his mirror that he had been aware of the presence of Hispanic workers in the United States since he was a child and had been aware of it in places like Los Angeles, where, he noted, The Hispanic population has grown significantly over the years.

The country's own deeds are inconsistent with Adame's and are harmful to the country itself.

He said," I find what they are doing and how they are doing it barbaric," describing situations where agents act excessively when requesting documents and holding people hostage.

He even made a comparison to the situation in the movie" A Day Without Mexicans," arguing that the presence of this area would lead to American decline.

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