Rosie O’Donnell goes nuclear, claims ICE runs ‘concentration camps’ where children are raped

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Rosie O’Donnell compared immigration detention facilities under President Donald Trump to concentration camps in Nazi Germany.
The actress claimed children are being raped and impregnated in ICE custody but presented no evidence supporting the accusation.
The White House called her remarks “gross” and said inflammatory Nazi comparisons are contributing to escalating threats and assaults against ICE agents.

Rosie O’Donnell accused the Trump administration of operating Nazi-style concentration camps where detained children are being raped and impregnated.

The actress made the explosive, unsupported allegations in a TikTok video titled “Friday Ramble,” which began with O’Donnell discussing several topics, including the death of country music legend Dolly Parton.

She eventually turned to President Donald Trump, immigration enforcement and Nazi Germany.

“We all vowed ‘Never Again,’ remember?” O’Donnell said, invoking the Holocaust.

She asked how Germans allowed fascism to take hold before claiming the same progression is underway in the United States.

“Why did the German people allow that? Why did they?” O’Donnell asked. “Nobody thought it was that bad, and they started making gas chambers.”

O’Donnell then accused the federal government of operating concentration camps and committing sexual crimes against detained children.

“We’re making concentration camps,” she said. “We’re rounding up people without a warrant. We’re raping children in detention, in ICE detention. They’re all getting pregnant.”

O’Donnell questioned who has access to female detainees and what happens to babies allegedly conceived inside the facilities.

“And they’re separated — males and females,” she said. “Who has access to those girls? What happens to their babies? What do they do with them? There are big questions.”

O’Donnell did not identify any detention facility, victim, government report or criminal case substantiating her sweeping accusations.

She continued by attacking Trump and telling his supporters that the president does not care about them.

“This is not a president for all people,” O’Donnell said. “This is a president for people like him. White powerful men, where women are disregarded in that equation usually.”

White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis condemned O’Donnell’s allegations in a statement to Fox News Digital.

“This is gross,” Bis said.

The White House supplied Fox News with a list of illegal immigrants recently arrested by ICE who were accused of crimes including strangulation, battery and child molestation.

“These types of comparisons of ICE to Nazis are contributing to our brave law enforcement officers facing a more than 1,300% increase in assaults against them and an 8,000% increase in death threats,” Bis said. “Would Rosie O’Donnell want these thugs for neighbors?”

O’Donnell, who moved to Ireland after Trump won the 2024 presidential election, has repeatedly compared the administration and ICE to Nazi Germany.

She previously described ICE as Trump’s “personal Gestapo” and claimed the president would eventually arrest artists who disagree with him.

MY QUICK TAKE

Rosie titled this video “Friday Ramble,” and for once, nobody can accuse her of false advertising.

Comparing every policy you hate to Nazi Germany is lazy enough. Accusing federal agents of systematically raping children without presenting a victim, a report, an arrest or a shred of evidence is something far uglier.

Rosie moved all the way to Ireland to escape Donald Trump, yet somehow he still occupies the best-furnished room in her head.

If she has evidence that children are being raped in federal custody, produce it immediately and demand prosecutions. If she doesn’t, perhaps accusing American law enforcement officers of running Nazi rape camps is one ramble that should have remained in drafts.

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