I am personally kind of tired of this kind of "speculative scenarios wherein voters faces are eaten by the leopard they voted for". Along with the "This soundbite destroys person X" and "unnamed sources close to the President say" items that are thrown around here like they are proven facts. What this lady describes could very well prove to be accurate, but right now it's just worst-case conjecture about how Trump's deportation plans will be executed. The jury of the court of public opinion registered its antipathy to this type of messaging during the election. All it does is scare A) scare the shit out of people who are already scared or B) make you seem unhinged to the people that need to won over to a counter-MAGA movement.
For most voters, the general idea that "anyone in this country illegally should be deported" is not in and of itself a bad thing. Like I don't categorically disagree with that. Do I have a lot of confidence the incoming administration will carry that out justly with a scalpel vs a hatchet? No. But this is not a tangible and real concern for a distracted populace who voted for an economic breather. Events need to be allowed to play out. Don't propagate conjecture about citizens having to prove they are in the country legally, propagate the videos of people being wrongly deported if and when it happens. This hypothetical doomcasting is part of the informational overload that is leading people to tune out and choose to be an uninformed voter.
For better or worse, the average citizen is going to need to witness some leopards ripping apart faces before they really start to consider, let alone buy into, the rhetoric.