Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: Who knows how many laws they break but I’m sure it’s a common occurrence.
Conjecture
Anonymous wrote: Who knows how many laws they break but I’m sure it’s a common occurrence.
If your due process doesn't lead to the desired solution, that is not good enough.
Anonymous wrote:They are testing Americans.
Who, at this point, are largely silent. Everytime we normalize it or don’t make noise, they push harder.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honest question, was Leonardo Garcia Venegas actually arrested?
He was “detained” for several hours. Legally, the line between detained and arrested can be fuzzy, and depends on how long you are held and why. But, he was handcuffed, hauled away and not free to leave for several hours , despite displaying proof of citizenship. So, if this was you or your kid, would you argue— hey just detained, no actual arrest— no harm done? I suspect not.
The title says arrested. It seems that is a lie. Detained is a far cry from arrested.
Splitting hairs in this manner is not helping your argument.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honest question, was Leonardo Garcia Venegas actually arrested?
He was “detained” for several hours. Legally, the line between detained and arrested can be fuzzy, and depends on how long you are held and why. But, he was handcuffed, hauled away and not free to leave for several hours , despite displaying proof of citizenship. So, if this was you or your kid, would you argue— hey just detained, no actual arrest— no harm done? I suspect not.
The title says arrested. It seems that is a lie. Detained is a far cry from arrested.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honest question, was Leonardo Garcia Venegas actually arrested?
He was “detained” for several hours. Legally, the line between detained and arrested can be fuzzy, and depends on how long you are held and why. But, he was handcuffed, hauled away and not free to leave for several hours , despite displaying proof of citizenship. So, if this was you or your kid, would you argue— hey just detained, no actual arrest— no harm done? I suspect not.
The title says arrested. It seems that is a lie. Detained is a far cry from arrested.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when the Secretary of Homeland Security doesn't understand what habeas corpus is.
So. Much. This. Except add: and feels that the constitution is an optional annoyance. This is why immigrants get due process folks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honest question, was Leonardo Garcia Venegas actually arrested?
He was “detained” for several hours. Legally, the line between detained and arrested can be fuzzy, and depends on how long you are held and why. But, he was handcuffed, hauled away and not free to leave for several hours , despite displaying proof of citizenship. So, if this was you or your kid, would you argue— hey just detained, no actual arrest— no harm done? I suspect not.
The title says arrested. It seems that is a lie. Detained is a far cry from arrested.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honest question, was Leonardo Garcia Venegas actually arrested?
He was “detained” for several hours. Legally, the line between detained and arrested can be fuzzy, and depends on how long you are held and why. But, he was handcuffed, hauled away and not free to leave for several hours , despite displaying proof of citizenship. So, if this was you or your kid, would you argue— hey just detained, no actual arrest— no harm done? I suspect not.
The title says arrested. It seems that is a lie. Detained is a far cry from arrested.
Far cry? Armed agents are putting you in handcuffs and telling you where you can and cannot go and not letting you leave? Sounds like a pretty close cry to me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honest question, was Leonardo Garcia Venegas actually arrested?
He was “detained” for several hours. Legally, the line between detained and arrested can be fuzzy, and depends on how long you are held and why. But, he was handcuffed, hauled away and not free to leave for several hours , despite displaying proof of citizenship. So, if this was you or your kid, would you argue— hey just detained, no actual arrest— no harm done? I suspect not.
The title says arrested. It seems that is a lie. Detained is a far cry from arrested.