@KellyJay saidDid you know that kids are home from school in Minneapolis right now because of ICE? Masked, armed men are waiting outside schools and tackling kids in the snow.
And ICE needs support from local authorities; you may as well say the Army can fight our wars, they don’t require the Marines, Navy, or Air Force.
You'd have to be a lunatic to help those guys. Terrorizing school kids. How evil.
Unlike ICE, the local police are accountable for their actions. They too could go to jail for teaming up with the thugs who are locking up citizens. To compare that to military branches who are on the same side? The only reason police can't protect their citizens right now is because of a massive imbalance of resources. ICE has hundreds of billions and local police have, well, a lot less. They can't fight back.
@wildgrass saidAGAIN with local law enforcement with ICE do you like that would cause less errors and issues that ICE unsupported will run into? If you acknowledge that then why isn’t that happening?
Did you know that kids are home from school in Minneapolis right now because of ICE? Masked, armed men are waiting outside schools and tackling kids in the snow.
You'd have to be a lunatic to help those guys. Terrorizing school kids. How evil.
Unlike ICE, the local police are accountable for their actions. They too could go to jail for teaming up with the thugs who ar ...[text shortened]... ources. ICE has hundreds of billions and local police have, well, a lot less. They can't fight back.
@KellyJay saidThe goals are antithetical. Local police are protecting and serving. ICE is terrorizing.
AGAIN with local law enforcement with ICE do you like that would cause less errors and issues that ICE unsupported will run into? If you acknowledge that then why isn’t that happening?
Maybe the best strategy would be to barricade the city and lock out ICE. But local authorities can't do that because they are under resourced.
I said it earlier. If the feds wanted local police to arrest random people who forgot to bring their passport to school, then they should pay local police to do that. In the meantime, local police have their own job to do.
@Mott-The-Hoople saidYou are so stupid you don't even know you answered your own fking question.
explain how Trump stopped it then genious
@wildgrass said“If the feds wanted local police to arrest random people who forgot to bring their passport to school”
The goals are antithetical. Local police are protecting and serving. ICE is terrorizing.
Maybe the best strategy would be to barricade the city and lock out ICE. But local authorities can't do that because they are under resourced.
I said it earlier. If the feds wanted local police to arrest random people who forgot to bring their passport to school, then they should pay local police to do that. In the meantime, local police have their own job to do.
Marerider said it was janitors
@Mott-The-Hoople saidI didn't say it wasn't janitors. It's pretty hard to keep schools open without janitors.
“If the feds wanted local police to arrest random people who forgot to bring their passport to school”
Marerider said it was janitors
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidhttps://www.aol.com/news/video-ice-detaining-target-employees-181217336.[WORD TOO LONG]
“If the feds wanted local police to arrest random people who forgot to bring their passport to school”
Marerider said it was janitors
Google "Video of ICE detaining Target employees in Minnesota sparks outrage"
Because ICE engages in racial profiling; " Some Target stores are pulling Latino workers off “drive-up duty,” when workers bring online orders directly to shoppers’ cars in the parking lot, the staffer said." https://www.msn.com/en-us/public-safety-and-emergencies/general/target-s-stores-become-an-ice-battleground-in-hometown-minneapolis/ar-AA1U5u31
"As the fallout from ICE's killing of Renee Good continued, federal agents conducted sweeps of the Twin Cities at the behest of the Trump administration, with grocery stores and shopping centers among the most prominent targets for raids." https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/pattern-emerging-of-ice-targeting-civilians-at-twin-cities-retail-stores
The "worst of the worst".
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@KellyJay saidOne of the citizens in the local police neighborhood was recently killed. Right after she died, the person who shot her (a masked ICE agent) muttered something that can not be written in full on this forum, "f***ing b****".
AGAIN with local law enforcement with ICE do you like that would cause less errors and issues that ICE unsupported will run into? If you acknowledge that then why isn’t that happening?
In the wake of that incident there was no investigation of the shooting. The officer was not charged. This has emboldened ICE to continue terrorizing citizens with aggressive tactics. Schools and storefronts have been closed down, not due to protest but solely due to the presence of ICE.
You want local police to help the terrorists? Are you serious?
It's protect and serve, not terrorize and subdue.
@wildgrass saidYou're demonizing instead of looking at the issues.
One of the citizens in the local police neighborhood was recently killed. Right after she died, the person who shot her (a masked ICE agent) muttered something that can not be written in full on this forum, "f***ing b****".
In the wake of that incident there was no investigation of the shooting. The officer was not charged. This has emboldened ICE to continue terrorizing ...[text shortened]... police to help the terrorists? Are you serious?
It's protect and serve, not terrorize and subdue.
@KellyJay saidNah. I have no demons but I do have eyes and ears. ICE demonizes. Nobody says those words to a dead person with strong moral character. Nobody else would shelter that person from accountability who had strong moral character. They're terrorists.
You're demonizing instead of looking at the issues.
@KellyJay saidThat you are more outraged that some cities are unwilling to waste their resources doing the Federal government's job then you are that a Federal agent shot three times at a woman's face and then called her a "f***ing bitch" says all we need to know about your morality.
You're demonizing instead of looking at the issues.
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@wildgrass saidAnd this is why they are having such issues: your name-calling on top of all the issues they face.
Nah. I have no demons but I do have eyes and ears. ICE demonizes. Nobody says those words to a dead person with strong moral character. Nobody else would shelter that person from accountability who had strong moral character. They're terrorists.
@no1marauder saidIt isn’t a waste to uphold the law, but maybe you see it that way.
That you are more outraged that some cities are unwilling to waste their resources doing the Federal government's job then you are that a Federal agent shot three times at a woman's face and then called her a "f***ing bitch" says all we need to know about your morality.
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@KellyJay saidYou view the law as an obscurity. A loose pipe in the basement violates a building code law. Bring in the $140 billion goon squad to enforce it. But how is killing people justified when the enforcement is about paperwork? You arrest a janitor working at a school forcing the school to close for weeks? For what?
It isn’t a waste to uphold the law, but maybe you see it that way.
You are making morality deals with the wrong people. History knows the endpoint of this madness.
For the record, I have long been a proponent on this forum that immigrants need documentation. I've fought with the libs over it. But enforcement? Not like this. This is immoral, and the world is watching.