In this episode of Signals Over Noise, we delve into the complexities of ICE operations, exploring the intersection of law enforcement, homeland security, and national identity. We examine the charter baseline of ICE, the changes in kinetics and messaging, and the resulting public perception and legitimacy issues. Through real-world examples, we discuss the impact of aggressive operations, protests, and civil rights accusations, and consider potential scenarios for the future.

This episode delves into Strategic Greenland, highlighting the complex dynamics between alliance legitimacy and transactional sovereignty. It explores the mixed signals from the U.S. regarding ownership and partnership with Denmark and Greenland, and questions the future of cooperation and agreements in the region.

Welcome to "Signals Over Noise," a weekly show that cuts through the clutter of geopolitics by focusing on four key variables: actions, messages, games, and outcomes. Each episode dives into a specific region or issue, providing a clear scorecard and watch list to help you track changes over time. Whether it's the kinetic movements of Russia or the strategic alignments of China, we measure movement, not predict the future. Join us to understand the dynamics shaping our world, and contribute your insights to shape future discussions.