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  "publishedAt": "2026-02-16T17:47:07.000Z",
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  "textContent": "High School Kid Punches ICE Supporter or the \"Okay\" Punch Kid is a viral video of a high school student punching another student, Danny Spud, for holding up a sign supporting the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during an anti-ICE protest at the school. In the video, the kid announces that he's going to punch Spud, Spud tells him that he's going to get in trouble if he does, and the kid says, \"Okay,\" then throws the punch.\n\nSpud posted the video on X / Twitter on February 12th, 2026, claiming he was the only one holding up a sign reading \"I love ICE,\" writing, \"Instead of allowing me to express my opinion, I was assaulted -- Just for standing up for law enforcement. What is happening to America?\" The video went viral over the following days, inspiring support and criticism towards both Spud and the puncher. An image of the kid winding up to punch Spud went viral as the subject of memes.",
  "title": "Video Of A High Schooler Punching Another Student For Supporting ICE Goes Viral, Inspiring Memes"
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