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MineralManWhy Are We Seeing So Many Misdirected Arrests by ICE?It's simple. ICE want's nothing to do with the "worst of the worst." It has no interest in arresting, say, organized drug traffickers or gang members. That's dangerous AF. A guy could get hurt, you know, or even worse. Here's how that works and keeps the ICE agents safe.They go out and find miscellaneous brown people and take them down in public places. Take them down hard. Make it look like they might have been dangerous. Women with children. Old men. Guys at Home Depot standing around waiting for someone to hire them for a few hours. People shopping at Walmart or working in ethnic restaurants. They're everywhere. Schools, daycares, churches. There are people who speak foreign languages or have strong accents.Best of all, they don't have any papers with them. Either that or they're born in the USA and have always been citizens. But they can't prove it on demand, so sweep 'em up, count them, and send them off to some distant detention center for a while. Maybe even ship them out of the country. If they do have papers, take them from them. You can dump those off later.The point is the numbers. How many can they arrest and detain? Who knows?...they could be, you know, "criminal aliens." Better detain them, just in case.Oh, yeah, the brave ICE agents worry about being doxxed, so everyone masks up and makes sure there are no name tags or anything like that. Nobody knows you you are, so you never have to show up in court or anything. After all, they might discover your warrants. Can't have that. You're a secret agent, dude. Exciting, isn't it?Hunt them down. Take them down. Detain them. Ship them out. That's the job of the ICE agent. They let you do it!It's all a secret. There are no lists of names. There are no badges. There are no IDs. Just get out there and detain someone!https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220805368
Tom Homan has said many times that local authorities turning criminal aliens they have in custody over to them in the local jail is the safest way to handle these ICE arrests, but if sanctuary laws forbid the local authority from releasing criminal aliens into ICE's custody they ICE will go into the criminal's neighborhood to apprehend the offender and it, in the process of arresting criminal aliens they come in contact with other illegal aliens, they will be apprehended too.
False premise.In the real world, ICE, CBP, and DHS are arresting and deporting the “worst of the worst”. This is easily verified, but DUmmies deem any news source that publishes/broadcasts fact they don’t want to hear or be heard “Reich Wing”.
The federal government should never have allowed sanctuary stuff in the first place since it is in direct violation of federal law. Bondi should be arresting governors and mayors, not sending them serious letters.
The Trump administration has expanded its immigration enforcement efforts to Charlotte, North Carolina, with the launch of Operation Charlotte’s Web on Saturday.Federal officials said the operation is focused on arresting criminal illegal aliens living in the city....The Department of Homeland Security said state and local officials failed to cooperate with federal requests to detain individuals flagged for immigration violations.DHS said that 1,400 detainer requests were not honored, resulting in offenders being released back into the community....Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino said that more than 80 individuals were arrested on the first day of the operation.He noted that the majority of those taken into custody had “significant criminal and immigration history.”...Bovino also posted several examples of recent arrests in Charlotte on X.“Let’s paint this picture for you. An illegal alien from Mexico gets deported 4 times, strolls back to Charlotte, then racks up a hit & run AND a DUI/DWI?” he wrote.
Florida officials announced that state and federal law enforcement agencies have arrested more than 6,200 illegal aliens this year, all of whom have been transferred to the Trump administration for removal.The latest enforcement action, known as “Operation Criminal Return,” resulted in 230 arrests and focused on individuals identified as repeat violent offenders, child predators, and others with criminal histories.Gov. Ron DeSantis detailed the results of the operation during a public announcement, describing the effort as a coordinated initiative involving the Florida Highway Patrol, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement....“These were people that under the Biden administration, they were allowed to just roam with no threat of serious deportation. The times have changed,” he said.
