Anonymous wrote:Remember the two women in masks that interfered with an immigration arrest in a Charlottesville courthouse? They will face obstruction charges like the Wisconsin judge.

https://dailyprogress.com/news/local/crime-courts/article_e6ce6e4a-4161-476f-8d28-94150a891092.html

everyday more progress.

sooner or later the message will get out and things will settle down. but we are still living with papa Biden's legacy.

don't come to the US illegally.

if you are in the US illegally, deport yourself.

Anonymous wrote:The article said they questioned the agents. Questioning plain clothes officers is now a criminal offense?!

At least one of the two did far more than simply question the agents.
Glad they are being prosecuted. More of this.

Perhaps Mr. Pony Tail will file a criminal battery charge against Ms. Mask Indoors.

Anonymous wrote:How many years in prison will the two women that interfered with the lawful immigration arrest get when all is said and done?

Zero. They won’t even be convicted.

Nuisance arrest. These charges won’t stand.

How many years in prison will the two women that interfered with the lawful immigration arrest get when all is said and done?

Anyone who is here illegally(or legally) for more than 30 days is committing a federal crime if they have not registered with the government.

Anonymous wrote:It's sad that so many here don't understand that you can want people deported from the US but also want it done legally and by abiding by the constitution.

Liberals don't want people deported. They let them in to begin with.

If you want to know about the different types of ICE warrants you can listen here.

https://www.fletc.gov/ice-administrative-removal-warrants-mp3

Do these clowns get due process?

However, the number of such children found not only on the US-Mexico border but also on the bone-chilling Canadian border is quite significant. According to CBP data, out of the 77 Indian children who were arrested for being abandoned at the US border, 53 were caught on the southern border with Mexico, while 22 were caught on the Canadian border, and some were taken to the US. It is worth noting that the biggest challenge in entering the US from the Canadian border is the weather, where severe cold and snow can be fatal, and in 2022, four members of a family from Dingucha tragically died while trying to cross the Canadian border in bone-chilling cold to enter the US.

https://www.iamgujarat.com/gujarat/ahmedabad/indians-are-abandoning-their-children-at-us-borders/articleshow/120688210.cms