New video shows officer's perspective in ICE shooting of Renee Good

[WallFlowerActive]

Ah yes ... a biased left wing foreigner pretending he knows about life in America and what is best for us.   Always funny.  

They are not 'storm troopers' nor do they have 'storm trooper powers'.   Hyperbolic loaded language.   And the reason they have to wear the bullet proof vests and helmets is because of people who think that they should be attacked and even shot at.   And the reason they need the masks for anonymity is because of people who threaten them.    ICE are doing their job and doing it well.   They are enforcing excellent laws that are necessary for the survival of America.

Strange coincidence that ICE has to take the same measures to protect themselves as law enforcement does in Mexico to protect themselves from the cartels.

[WallFlowerActive]

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Lots of stupid memes ignoring whole pages of actual context while containing lies.  You are stupid like a flat earther.

[Vermilion]

How terrible do you have to be for even Joe Rogan to call you out.
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If you listen to the whole clip in context you’ll realize he was talking about why ICE has to wear masks.
He also says what ICE is doing is exactly what he voted for.

And then there’s this….

In the last 12 months, there have only been 170 confirmed instances in which an American citizen was temporarily, improperly detained by ICE.

In that same timeframe, there have been approximately 622,000 forced deporations.

This puts ICE’s improper, temporary detention rate at 0.027%.

In other words, ICE has a 99.973% success rate.

[PorkChop96]

Almost half of what is now the USA was taken from the Mexicans, so the border crossed the Mexicans.

ICE didn't exist till 2002.

Taken after paying $15 million for it, but yeah ,you go ahead and try to push your false narratives as always.


Most KKK members were democrats.   


Are we just stating facts here, or is there a point to your nonsense?

[quintessentone]

I think Trump is GREAT!

So it's another "this is Trump's fault" that some protesting citizen can ignore all common sense and the laws too, and not comply with police, and simply drive away and even drive over the police. No one would have died if the stupid 'biatch' hadn't MADE IT HAPPEN.

She only died because she made the choice to make it happen. It is her fault as terrible as the entire thing is, she did it. Not ICE, and not Trump. She and her stupid husband made this happen.

"CHICAGO (WLS) -- A U.S. District Judge has ruled Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents violated a previously agreed-upon consent decree over warrantless arrests in the Chicago area and unlawfully detained more than two dozen people in the first months of President Donald Trump's second administration"

It is Trump and his martial law Jan. 6 reject army that are breaking the laws and Constitution.

[PorkChop96]

"CHICAGO (WLS) -- A U.S. District Judge has ruled Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents violated a previously agreed-upon consent decree over warrantless arrests in the Chicago area and unlawfully detained more than two dozen people in the first months of President Donald Trump's second administration"

It is Trump and his martial law Jan. 6 reject army that are breaking the laws and Constitution.

That same judge, retroactively, extended that decree AFTER it had expired and DHS had stopped complying with it. 


Consent decrees are not laws, nor are they part of the constitution....derp 


Do you even know what martial law is?  It doesn't appear so...

[quintessentone]

That same judge, retroactively, extended that decree AFTER it had expired and DHS had stopped complying with it. 


Consent decrees are not laws, nor are they part of the constitution....derp 


Do you even know what martial law is?  It doesn't appear so...

The people and the court of the people there will decide what is martial law and what isn't, not a lawless government.



"There's no due process: ICU nurse, army veteran among U.S. citizens ...
The recent actions of ICE have raised significant concerns about the violation of due process laws. Reports have documented multiple instances where detainees, including U.S. citizens, were held without immediate access to checks, counsel, or prompt judicial presentation. These incidents have prompted legal challenges and scrutiny of ICE's operational practices. 

factually.co+1

• High-profile cases: Individual stories, such as a U.S. citizen veteran detained at an ICE roadblock, have forced a legal spotlight on ICE's procedures. 
  
  
  
• Raids and mass arrests: Multi-agency operations have revealed institutional patterns where criminal-process thresholds and immigration-enforcement pathways intersect. 
  
  
  
• Legal challenges: These incidents have led to planned lawsuits, reflecting how singular incidents drive scrutiny of ICE's practices. 
  
  
  The policy shift by ICE has also been criticized for hindering due process for immigrants nationwide, with immigration attorneys arguing that it could violate due process protections by removing judges' discretion in bond decisions. 
  
  
  
• 2 Sources"
  

[PorkChop96]

The people and the court of the people there will decide what is martial law and what isn't, not a lawless government.



"There's no due process: ICU nurse, army veteran among U.S. citizens ...
The recent actions of ICE have raised significant concerns about the violation of due process laws. Reports have documented multiple instances where detainees, including U.S. citizens, were held without immediate access to checks, counsel, or prompt judicial presentation. These incidents have prompted legal challenges and scrutiny of ICE's operational practices. 

factually.co+1

• High-profile cases: Individual stories, such as a U.S. citizen veteran detained at an ICE roadblock, have forced a legal spotlight on ICE's procedures. 
  
  
  
• Raids and mass arrests: Multi-agency operations have revealed institutional patterns where criminal-process thresholds and immigration-enforcement pathways intersect. 
  
  
  
• Legal challenges: These incidents have led to planned lawsuits, reflecting how singular incidents drive scrutiny of ICE's practices. 
  
  
  The policy shift by ICE has also been criticized for hindering due process for immigrants nationwide, with immigration attorneys arguing that it could violate due process protections by removing judges' discretion in bond decisions. 
  
  
  
• 2 Sources"
  

So then I guess you don't get to call it martial law.....since you are not "the court".... derp
 

• Trebach was accused of obstructing federal agents but was released without facing criminal charges.
  

Illegal immigrants do not get due process. If you are here by the breaking of federal laws, you do not get to be protected by those same laws. That is not how it works. 


If I recall, the veteran that was arrested and detained was done so for resisting and obstructing as well.  That was so long ago, and has been covered in length on this forum I'm sure you can find your bogus claims on those threads as well if you feel like

[quintessentone]

So then I guess you don't get to call it martial law.....since you are not "the court".... derp
 


Illegal immigrants do not get due process. If you are here by the breaking of federal laws, you do not get to be protected by those same laws. That is not how it works. 


If I recall, the veteran that was arrested and detained was done so for resisting and obstructing as well.  That was so long ago, and has been covered in length on this forum I'm sure you can find your bogus claims on those threads as well if you feel like

Yeah, they resist because of excessive force being used on them, which is against a person's constitutional rights. People are well within their rights to resist.

"Conclusion
The use of excessive force by ICE agents has become a focal point of public concern and legal scrutiny. Ongoing investigations and public testimonies aim to address these issues, but the path to accountability remains fraught with challenges. The situation calls for comprehensive reforms to ensure that immigration enforcement practices prioritize human rights and public safety."

Illinois Accountability Commission hears testimony about excessive force by ICE agents. Felt like a ‘war zone’ | NPR Illinois

The people will decide when and if their human and constitutional rights are being violated not ICE goons.

[PorkChop96]

Yeah, they resist because of excessive force being used on them, which is against a person's constitutional rights. People are well within their rights to resist.

"Conclusion
The use of excessive force by ICE agents has become a focal point of public concern and legal scrutiny. Ongoing investigations and public testimonies aim to address these issues, but the path to accountability remains fraught with challenges. The situation calls for comprehensive reforms to ensure that immigration enforcement practices prioritize human rights and public safety."

Illinois Accountability Commission hears testimony about excessive force by ICE agents. Felt like a ‘war zone’ | NPR Illinois

The people will decide when and if their human and constitutional rights are being violated not ICE goons.

So let me get this straight, they are resisting arrest, claiming police brutality because they are resisting and then say it's their right to resist? You do know that resisting arrest is not lawful, correct? 


Illegal immigrants have no constitutional rights...and if you interfere with federal agents enforcing federal law, you will also be arrested. 



Do you people ever take a step back and think that it feels like a "war zone" because you are constantly attacking federal agents and then when they react you claim brutality?   

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction...

Try to grab a feds gun, you get pepper sprayed
Try to run a fed over with a car, you get shot
Try to interfere with federal agents performing their duties, you get arrested
Smash the window on a law enforcement vehicle, you get thrown to the ground and arrested