Are you gonna go around your area demanding that brown people show you their papers? How very Nazi-ish of you. Or actually very Soviet-like too! |
Thank you. Very well put. |
The poor kid looks so traumatized. |
ICE is operating under the quotas imposed by Trump himself. People are not just 'detained'. The agents have incentive to arrest people because that counts for their quota whether they are here illegally or not. People/Americans/immigrants (legal and otherwise) are arrested and sent to facilities/camps and held until they can produce x papers/documents. This is a violation of the fourth amendment and possibly 8th amendment. That is what is 'difficult' about that. The presence of people here illegally does not give the feds the right to violate these rights much less normalize their violation. As for kids getting free food at schools - I will maybe care about that after Trump and his family and other criminal hanger-ons who are in charge of our country and profiting off of all of us to the tune of billions are GONE and hopefully in prison. |
^ not to mention ICE agents are wearing masks while 'detaining' people. This is not proper law enforcement protocol. They are operating outside the bounds of legality themselves. Please take the time to read what the judge said in this order releasing Liam: |
I was talking about my case above. ICE has authority to detain me and ask for papers if they have reason to suspect I am here illegally. Being in the car with someone who is also here illegally would be reason enough. You don’t think they should be doing that? |
That's no who ICE says they are going after though. They say this:
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/31/us/minneapolis-school-district-ice-agents.html?smid=fb-nytimes&smtyp=cur&fbclid=IwY2xjawPsoCVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFIUndXZXhZQ2dXdnV3aGNDc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHsEBtKqBWFkC0VIRaXV55BJutHw7vkFxi3qBPxAdq2CcwFf32S5liQ0PIsP-_aem_dKeDW5R7A2_fuJBXj8kMhA So... If ICE is going after the child pedophiles and predators, how does ICE KNOW who the pedophiles and predators are? They must have access to something, right? If you know someone is a pedophile, that means they have a court record somewhere right? So use those records, and take it to the judge, get the warrant, and find just those people. That'll be enough. Thank you. Stop harrassing parents trying to pick their kids up, drop them off, get groceries, and go to work. |
I really don't think ICE should be conducting random traffic stops thinking people might be here illegally. Because they would have to base it on racial profiling or employment profiling, and I just don't want to live in a world where armed agents can just pull people over and demand to see their papers when they are just out living their lives. It's bad for me as a citizen to live in a country where officials can just do this. If ICE has reason to suspect you, driving your car, are here illegally, I want that suspicion to be founded on something; based in reality, and signed off on by a judge. Not an administrative documents authorized by someone higher up in ICE. Someone representing the judicial branch, not the executive branch. They need to have, for example, your name and the license plate of the car you are driving. So the warrant will be written for "Jose Herrera, age 32; we know he is here in violation of his visa; he is driving a car with license plate 6667666 and is believed to be living with friends at XYZ address." THAT is tthe level of detail I want ICE to have to prove that they have reasonable suspicion he is here illegally. Then they can go pick up JUST HIM. Not other people in his car; not other people in his house. Him. And let him defend himself or prove that you are in error, before you send him off to the Texas detainment centers. (Also get rid of the criminal way detainees are treated, but that is another battle to fight). The reason I care so much about protecting the rights of those here illegally is selfish. It's because protecting the rights of some people (even undocumented) protects the rights of ALL of us (including me, here legally). |
I'm an ESOL teacher so I teach children of immigrants, some of whom are undocumented. The vast majority of the children I teach in elementary school were born in the US however, so they are citizens. As for the children who were not born here, but live here, I do not support refusing them entrance into public schools because they are undocumented. For the same reason, I do not support refusing to provide basic public health care, including vaccinations and treatment of communicable illnesses, to those undocumented. It is primarily selfish. These children are here now and may or may not be staying. It does no one any good to have uneducated children running around and getting sick and spreading illnesses. In fact I support when President Bush said about immigrants and public schools. As an aside, as a teacher, I can tell you the students who are children of immigrants are much better behaved and more respectful than the native born kids born to US citizens. |
If the “reason” is they want to make their arrest quota and you just happened to cross their path on a slow day, no. |
No I do not. |
Neither do I. |
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You know what else?
If local police feel they are being innundated with illegal imigrant criminals out there criming, and they cannot keep their population safe, I have no problem with them reaching out to DHS for logistical support. Just keep everything on the correct side of the Constitution. In fact, I AM concerned about actual gang violence. If DHS wants to help local police go after known gang members? I'm all for it. IF they ask for the support. And keep their efforts legal. |
Walking through eight countries to make a fake asylum claim here is not "legal entry" in any conventional or real sense of this term. If some apparat's stroke of a pen once made this the rule, another's eraser can immediately restore sanity. If you’re fleeing real danger, why not claim asylum in any of these earlier countries: • Colombia (first big one after Ecuador, then the dangerous Darién Gap jungle crossing into Panama) • Panama • Costa Rica • Nicaragua • Honduras • El Salvador (sometimes skipped depending on the path) • Guatemala • Mexico (the last one before the US border—biggest stretch, buses/trains, lots of risks but stable overall) Those countries are legally “safe” for asylum claims. If you’re running from real persecution, you stop and ask for protection there. |
They are REALLY terrified of brown people. |