Why do people hate ICE...

[rjs330]

ICE actions in Chicago spark outrage, Halloween parade canceled

Homeland Security defends ICE after confrontations in Chicago, tear gas used and a kids’ Halloween parade canceled amid arrests.

If these people would leave ICE alone and let them do their jobs none of this would be happening. Leave them the Frick alone! Quit obstructing or trying to obstruct them. Quit trying to prevent them from doing their job. That lady chasing ICE down the street got what she deserved by her actions.

 

[rjs330]

A judge issued an injection that they can't use chemical agents unless they are facing harm. Blocking an intersection isn't life threatening and they fired directly into his face.

Being surrounded by people and being prevented from moving and doing your job is facing harm. The agents have no idea what anyone in this crowd is going to do. Its implied threat. The injunction wasnt for just life threatening circumstances. If you were surrounded by a crowd of people who were refusing to let you through, you would absolutely feel threatened.

Besides I couldn't find anything on a SanFrancisco judge saying they couldn't use chemical agents in theae circumstances.

 

[bèlla]

My personal conspiracy theory: I dont think those are for the immigrants. They are supposed to be deporting people and blocking access to the border, not housing folks. The numbers should be going down, not increasing. Those facilities will be for the so called "enemy within" which means anyone who disagrees with his administration or policies. Or Stephen Miller's, rather.

I thought we already had FEMA camps for that? But anything’s possible.

When I thought about the article later on I noticed we weren’t hearing reports of them being deported or footage from the planes. We have a local person who covers the issue and he showed the facility before it was occupied. The windows and doors are covered and you don’t know what’s taking place inside. Sometimes it’s best to cut your losses.

~bella

 

[camille70]

Video

https://x.com/LongTimeHistory/status/1983575681175843045

"Agent became flustered when she couldn't repeat the number... then just lunged at her," said daughter.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Some new ICE recruits have shown up to training without full vetting

The recruits have had criminal backgrounds or failed drug tests or were unable to meet physical or academic standards, raising concerns about the agency’s rush to hire immigration officers, sources told NBC News.

ICE is struggling to hire officers — even after lowering its standards​

DHS is spending millions of dollars on an aggressive television ad campaign targeting local police officers — but it's not getting nearly enough applicants.

Hedley Lamarr is not far off.

 

[camille70]

Being surrounded by people and being prevented from moving and doing your job is facing harm. The agents have no idea what anyone in this crowd is going to do. Its implied threat. The injunction wasnt for just life threatening circumstances. If you were surrounded by a crowd of people who were refusing to let you through, you would absolutely feel threatened.

Besides I couldn't find anything on a SanFrancisco judge saying they couldn't use chemical agents in theae circumstances.

My mistake. I'm getting cities mixed up. It's Chicago.

Border Patrol chief dodges judicial babysitting—for now

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino was granted a temporary reprieve from his required daily check-ins with District Judge Sara Ellis to provide updates on how his ...

www.dailykos.com

 

[RocksInMyHead]

Hedley Lamarr is not far off.

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Badges?! We don't need no stinkin' badges!

 

[Belk]

Badges?! We don't need no stinkin' badges!

You beat me to it.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Hedley Lamarr is not far off.

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Bounty Hunters, check.

ICE wants to unleash bounty hunters on immigrants: report​

Bounty hunters are in line to become the next tool of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement under a procurement document reviewed by the Intercept, the website reported Friday.

"Under the plan, bounty hunters may receive 'monetary bonuses' depending on how successfully they track down their targets — and how many immigrants they then report to ICE," the report said. "According to the document, which solicits information from interested contractors for a potentially forthcoming contract opportunity, companies hired by ICE will be given bundles of information on 10,000 immigrants at a time to locate, with further assignments provided in 'increments of 10,000 up to 1,000,000.'"

 

[camille70]

‘We Deeply Regret These Errors’: DOJ Walks Back Key Evidence In Defense of Trump’s Portland Deployment

Read more here.

www.democracydocket.com

The Department of Justice (DOJ) Monday corrected a key piece of evidence it repeatedly cited in defense of President Donald Trump’s attempted military deployment in Portland, Oregon, last month.

In a letter to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Andrew Bernie, a DOJ attorney, said the Trump administration made several “errors” in describing how many special law enforcement officers it sent to Portland in response to protests outside of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in the city.

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Attempting to prove that Trump had the authority to send troops into the city, government officials claimed 115 Federal Protection Service (FPS) officers were ordered to the city between June and September. The number represented nearly a “quarter” of the whole FPS force that protects federal facilities and employees, the government claimed in court filings.

In oral arguments and court filings, the DOJ repeatedly argued that this major reallocation of FPS officers indicated that Trump was unable to enforce federal law in Portland with regular forces and was therefore justified in calling up around 200 Oregon National Guard troops in September.

The number of FPS officials allegedly sent to Portland was a key piece that a Ninth Circuit panel relied on in determining last week that Trump had the authority to federalize and deploy Guard troops to the city.

Oregon and Portland asserted in a letter to the panel last week that the Trump administration greatly misrepresented how many FPS officers it sent. They said evidence obtained in discovery indicated that the number of FPS officers in Portland never surpassed 31 at any time.

In the department’s response letter Monday, Bernie acknowledged that, based on a review by the Department of Homeland Security, the government only sent 86 FPS officials to Portland over the summer.

Bernie added that the DOJ also incorrectly stated that a “quarter” of the entire FPS force was sent to the city.

 

[stevevw]

 

[BPPLEE]

Video shows hostile crowd surround Border Patrol agents as arrest turns violent in suburban Chicago

DHS defended Border Patrol agent's actions in violent Evanston arrest, citing assault and groin grabbing by suspect after car collision in Illinois suburb.

www.foxnews.com

According to DHS, the Border Patrol vehicle had been "aggressively tailgated by a red vehicle." When agents attempted to make a U-turn, the sedan collided with their car. One of the suspects then "physically assaulted" an agent by kicking and targeting his groin, prompting the officer to deliver "defensive strikes."

 

[rjs330]

Video shows hostile crowd surround Border Patrol agents as arrest turns violent in suburban Chicago

DHS defended Border Patrol agent's actions in violent Evanston arrest, citing assault and groin grabbing by suspect after car collision in Illinois suburb.

www.foxnews.com

According to DHS, the Border Patrol vehicle had been "aggressively tailgated by a red vehicle." When agents attempted to make a U-turn, the sedan collided with their car. One of the suspects then "physically assaulted" an agent by kicking and targeting his groin, prompting the officer to deliver "defensive strikes."

Absolutely uncalled for. I saw several people on that video that should have been arrested. Any one who steps in and tries to prevent an arrest should be arrested as well.

Man I hope many charges are coming.