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Woman dragged from car by ICE agents in Minnesota ID’d as LGBT and racial justice activist

https://nypost.com/2026/01/14/us-news/woman-dragged-from-car-by-ice-in-minnesota-idd-as-lgbt-and-racial-justice-activist/

No mention of the disability she claimed, and she was blocking the ICE agents with her vehicle, not driving somewhere.

A legislative move is designed to keep immigration officers out of Washington, even after they’ve left ICE.

The measure would ban any law enforcement agencies in Washington from hiring someone who was hired as a sworn officer of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency on or after January 20th of 2025. That’s when President Donald Trump’s second term began.

Rep. Tarra Simmons, D-Bremerton, introduced House Bill 2641 yesterday. It’s co-sponsored by Rep. Shaun Scott, D-Seattle.

“In this Washington, we have worked incredibly hard to build trust between law enforcement and community,” Simmons said in a press release. “In most Washington agencies, the men and women who step up to serve have developed a culture of holding each other accountable to the highest professional standards. The last thing we need is infiltration of ICE agents trained during the Trump Administration to send us backwards.”

Debunked "deep fake". 

The screaming woman who was filmed being pulled from her car by ICE agents in Minneapolis has been identified as a tech guru and LGBT and racial justice activist who describes herself as a “friendly neighborhood deniable asset.”

Aliya Rahman, a software engineer with a lengthy background in coding, has backed policies for police-worn body cameras and also has prior ties to multiple advocacy groups, including a decade-long history with the Black Lives Matter movement.

Rahman was thrown into the spotlight after viral footage showed federal agents breaking her car window and yanking her out on Tuesday after she apparently blocked ICE vehicles during a protest — less than a week after Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot nearby.

The driver was caught on camera shouting that she was “disabled” and claimed she “was just trying to get to the doctor” as multiple masked federal agents cuffed her and escorted her away in chaotic scenes.
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By the time she was 6 years old, Rahman knew she was “definitely different” and later identified herself as “genderqueer” — in a country where homosexuality is punishable by imprisonment.

Rahman moved back to the US for college, having determined she “probably shouldn’t stay” in Bangladesh while she grappled with her queer identity.

That means that I've interacted with some of you guys for at least 24 years (counting CU and CC). It doesn't seem that long.

As for the asylum, I appreciate their efforts to entertain us with their stupidity, but I don't think there'll ever be an era as golden as when TominTib and Nadin were both sharing their lies and fabricated wisdom with their fellow inmates at the asylum.