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ICE did not do anything blatantly illegal as claimed. They can handcuff and question people without a warrant or having to read them their Miranda rights.
That's not what was said originally:
Can it be seen for certain that no one in that crowd yelling angrily and giving obscene gestures, was not carrying a concealed weapon? If an angry crowd yelling threats is going towards someone, should that person be concerned for his/her safety?
I'll let them catch and release me, if it means getting more illegals out... I'll gladly pay that price personally.
You are asking us if this group of twenty trained federal agents armed with sub-machine guns and wearing bullet proof vests raiding a civilian location should be afraid because there is the off chance one of the citizens using their first amendment right to voice their displeasure with what they see as their governments heavy handed actions just might be carrying a concealed weapon?
I prefer to tip people working. Instead of America people, that aren't not doing anything . But begging on the street. I know in CA. They have plenty of help for the homeless. They rather stay homeless. So, they don't have to have rules.
#1: 'Get creative'
If there's a lot of people to detain a lot of officers on the scene is normal when it comes to law enforcement agencies across the nation. When dealing with hostile crowd forming they call in for reinforcements to provide crowd control. That's always been standard operating procedure.
Yes, these official ICE emails to workers are driving We The People's employees to be monsters.
Bodycam and news footage of law enforcement dealing with large groups. Or even small groups. Or even one person. There's plenty of footage of numerous cops on the scene to deal with just one person.
My comment was based on observing numerous detainments via bodycam and news footage. What specific authority are you looking for?
Another update. The list is back, but a lot shorter. San Diego County [tying in to the OP] is on it, but LA County is not.
