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I'm sure you'll beam with pride when you are detained.
A small price to pay for freedom and security.
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I'm sure you'll beam with pride when you are detained.
Your attempt at sarcasm is actually true
My driver’s license is usually sufficient, but I’ve never been stopped by ICEAs I have stated before, I always have at least four valid Real IDs including a passport on me whenever I go out.
My driver’s license is usually sufficient, but I’ve never been stopped by ICE
If you are employed you do have paperwark etc. If you work illegally ( cash under the table), then yes you can get in big trouble. I thought you guys were against companies hiring illegals?So I need to carry my birth certificate, passport etc. on job sites from now on ? I guess I'll dig it up since I am a first generation Cuban with brown hair, brown skin and brown eyes. Repugnant.
That is what they always have done. The problem is when corruption crept in, the employers were sometimes given a heads up. LOL this guy is complaining because he wasn't given a heads up by a corrupt system???....That did go on so the illegal workers would not be there that day. I thought you guys were against companies hiring illegal workers. Always pushing e verify. This went on under E verifyThe owner of Ocean Seafood Depot, located at Adams and Delancey streets, told CBS News New York that about one dozen ICE agents came in unannounced at around 11 a.m. Eastern Time, asking to see documentation of his employees.
"They didn't have a court order or, I mean, I didn't even ask," he said.
The owner said his manager tried to show his veteran's card, but the agents did not accept it.
The owner said three people were taken into custody.
I am more against detaining American citizens.I thought you guys were against companies hiring illegal workers.
We will find whats up. Maybe they were harboring these illegals, maybe they also were working illegally under the table, maybe they had a warrent . Wait for the facts.I am more against detaining American citizens.
ICE's sole authority is over immigration.maybe they also were working illegally under the table
The detained people in this scenario are the co-workers, not the owner.Pay slave wages to people who have no rights but don’t inconvenience people who do?
I am telling you from experience. Employees that don't show up because the employer/s are given a heads up. It has been quite a surprise to the rest of the employees until that day, as they would discuss among themselves who they thought might not show up.ICE's sole authority is over immigration.
See the above.The detained people in this scenario are the co-workers, not the owner.
No American citizens were charged with anything. They were just hassled.
So I need to carry my birth certificate, passport etc. on job sites from now on ? I guess I'll dig it up since I am a first generation Cuban with brown hair, brown skin and brown eyes. Repugnant.
They arw not targeting "brown skinned people".
They opened the door to the warehouse, he said, and heard a voice asking: “Who speaks Spanish?”
The agents started separating the Spanish-speaking workers from the rest, Salinas and another employee recalled.
No, in order to meet the quotas, ICE is clearly taking a shotgun approach. This was not a case of going after known 'criminals'.They are going after illegals that they know of.
Everyone they take into custody is a criminalNot quite, but close:
No, in order to meet the quotas, ICE is clearly taking a shotgun approach. This was not a case of going after known 'criminals'.
Well, first up, that's not true. From here for example: MSNEveryone they take into custody is a criminal
Is Telemundo a good, unbiased source?Well, first up, that's not true. From here for example: MSN
A Puerto Rican family, including a toddler, was taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Milwaukee after being overheard speaking Spanish; this incident is the latest in a surge of racial profiling concerns amid Trump's immigration crackdown. The family, all U.S. citizens, were transported to a detention center before officials acknowledged their mistake and issued an apology.
The mother, grandmother, and young child had been shopping when authorities approached and detained them. They were not allowed to clarify their status until they were already in custody, according to Telemundo Puerto Rico.'
And some who are not citizens are not even kept in custody: Some migrants arrested in Trump’s immigration crackdown have been released back into U.S.
'In a statement to NBC News, an ICE spokesperson acknowledged federal court cases limit ICE from detaining people indefinitely if their countries refuse to take them back, which can lead ICE to release them.
“The agency’s federal law enforcement officers do everything they can to keep our communities safe,” the spokesperson said. “In some cases, ICE is required to release certain arrested aliens from custody.”
So all those taken into custody are criminals? Well, that's not true. And I thought that they were going after the worst offenders first? So that's not true. And Trump said the worst would be sent to Guantanamo? Which I think he just made up on the spot. So that's not true either.