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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How will anyone know if these are even actually ICE agents? As it is, there have been at least three cases where they were NOT ICE Agents, that resulted in 2 kidnappings and a rape.[/quote]

This, unfortunately, isn't isolated to ICE....there have been cases of bad people impersonating UPS drivers, police officers, etc. and committing similar crimes. These people, just like those impersonating ICE, should be prosecuted according to the law.[/quote]

Of course, and ICE “agents” should be required to provide ID.  How else would you know if they are real?  [b]Law enforcement typically has to *at least* provide a name and badge number when asked because they are PUBLIC SERVANTS.[/b][/quote]

This. Law enforcement ARE AGENTS OF GOVERNMENT. Even your IRS auditor has to show ID and they comb through your financial records with a fine tooth comb.

But for some reason an AGENT OF GOVERNMENT should be able to snatch you off the street in a mask and unmarked car without showing ID or a warrant?

GTFOH. That's ChiCom behavior.[/quote]

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