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Typical Democrat
The Mayor, State leaders, and the police are doing nothing here to stop ICE. It is all community led networks of thousands of volunteers which are fighting back against ICE. Several progressive city council members are on the front lines as well. Frey is not and never has been an ally to the working people of Minneapolis.
Aaaand he’s being investigated by the DOJ for being an enemy of the state anyway
Good. If he was doing something worthwhile and useful he probably still would be investigated but then he would have an upswelling of support.
These half measures make him eligible for sacrifice. We need prominent important powerful people to get targeted so they realize that they’re not safe any more than the rest of us are. We need them to have some skin in the game and if it means that a couple of these cowards get burned in the learning process then so be it.
Owned lol
so the gestapo will keep on ravaging the city, got it.
Dipshit dumbfuck.
There he goes, being a Democrat.
Then he can go on the people’s enemies list. Either against ICE or for them, there is no in between.
Same goes for every elected official.
Bold move cotton, let’s see how that works out for you
I’m on his side here. The problem is not necessarily that we have immigration laws, or that there is an agency tasked with enforcing them. It’s that this Administration has turned this particular agency into its own paramilitary wing, using immigration enforcement as an excuse to terrorize people who didn’t vote for Trump.
The mayor is making the point that in prior administrations, ICE existed, and was not a problem for him. They did their job, without terrorizing the city. The problem isn’t ICE existing, it’s what ICE has turned into under Trump and that nasty Caillou-looking Stephen Miller.
It’s that this Administration has turned this particular agency into its own paramilitary wing, using immigration enforcement as an excuse to terrorize people who didn’t vote for Trump.
“it was fine when they were committing an ethnic cleanse and forcefully sterilizing migrant women, but now they’re going after white liberals and that makes me slightly uncomfortable, but not uncomfortable enough to get rid of them because i still want to terrorize minorities”
Their idea of lesser evil is evil directed at [who they perceive to be] lesser people.
No, actually, I think it’s bad to have people tasked with rounding up foreigners.
Border enforcement for the past two centuries have basically just been an international apartheid agreement to control the movement of undesirables while ensuring the free flow of capital. Borders only really exist for the poor.
This is a very ignorant take. ICE is less than 25 years old, and is inseparable from all the post-9/11 attacks on civil liberties.
The problem isn’t ICE existing, it’s what ICE has turned into under Trump and that nasty Caillou-looking Stephen Miller. This makes me want to fucking pull my hair out. Are you old enough to remember Bush? ICE was always headed in this fascist direction, including under the Obama and Biden regimes.
You can enforce immigration and border controls without ICE. It was functioning just fine until 2003. In your attempt to find a “middle ground” position I dont think your landing pint is reasonable.
Changing the name from U.S. Customs Service and the Immigration and Naturalization Service to ICE isn’t any different. It was the same government workers doing the same work before and after the department merge and name change.
Not true, the department ment was moved under the Department of Homeland Security. This reorganization has had a demonstrable effect in how it is led. There is nothing they do that can’t be dealt with by other law enforcement. The DHS itself was a ridiculous ratcheting of the surveillance/police state “in response to 9-11” (that’s the excuse that was dropped in their lap).
This reorganization has had a demonstrable effect in how it is led.
The reorg meant LESS deportations. Significantly less if you factor Latin America population growth. It was only Trump that turned a regular bureaucracy into his Gestapo.
I’m not sure whether the quantity of deportations would have to do with the reorg, or if it has more to do with overall executive policy (or other factors).
Regardless I don’t think there needs to be a dedicated police agency dedicated to the internal enforcement of immigration. Whatever enforcent does take place does not need to be conducted by a militarized agency (which, is my primary concern with being part of “DHS”). ICE is already have been shit for a long time, not to mention the 2018 calls for “abolish ICE” because of the “kids in cages” (which were built under the Obama admin) which was already the correct call.
They don’t offer anything useful, even when they don’t have Trump’s trillion dollar funding package. Toss them and start over, it isn’t even a big deal.
The problem is not necessarily that we have immigration laws, or that there is an agency tasked with enforcing them.
No it literally is the problem. 🏴🏴🏴 You’re just noticing now because they’re getting efficient and being more openly ruthless.
There is a gigantic difference between police getting a warrant, knocking on a door, and then bringing a person in for polite questioning versus masked goons breaking down doors and deporting without a trial.
There is a gigantic difference between police getting a warrant, knocking on a door, and then bringing a person in for polite questioning
Does this mean you will support these raids once Trump has totally cleansed the federal bench of liberals? Also, there’s no such thing as “polite questioning” from police
How does that logic follow at all? I’m complaining about Trump’s violent Gestapo and you claim that I’ll soon support it more?
Respectfully, the police is scary to a whole lot of us, there’s no such thing as polite questioning, in the US the police has been terrorizing marginalized people since the very beginning and that hasn’t changed, if you have a positive experience with the police that just means you’re not the target of the policing.
It may not be possible to reform and return ICE to a previous state though. New organizations may be required to serve the function of border protection, immigration and customs enforcement. Do you think ICE is reasonably capable of returning to their previous state or is abolishing ice and building new organizations necessarily at this point?
New organizations may be required to serve the function of border protection, immigration and customs enforcement
Or even existing border patrol and CBP (and we should look at reforms to those agencies as well)
