In a recent episode of his podcast, Joe Rogan expressed deep concerns regarding President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement tactics, describing them as a 'very slippery slope' that could lead to broader oppression. Rogan highlighted the issue of untrained federal agents, stating they receive far less training than police or military personnel, which raises alarms about their deployment on the streets. He warned that such militarized forces could be used for purposes that citizens may not support, such as confiscating firearms. Joining him was Joe Eszterhas, a screenwriter who, despite his past support for Trump, criticized the administration's handling of protesters killed by federal agents in Minneapolis. Rogan has consistently criticized the mass deportation tactics employed by the Trump administration, advocating for a focus on targeting known criminals. While Trump has acknowledged Rogan's criticisms without apparent anger, the administration has slightly adjusted its approach to immigration enforcement in response to public backlash.