ICE Raids Thread

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🇺 brunojnavarro.bsky.social
A co-worker of mine (who is a judge), traveled by train from Montana to North Dakota for work this week. The train made a stop in Havre, MT, where ICE agents—armed and dressed in full military-style tactical gear—boarded the train.
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The New America: Federal (ICE) Agents Boarding Trains?

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🇺 multiversewanderer.bsky.social
The proper response from the judge who witnessed this would have been to stand up and say loudly to ICE 'There is no probable cause to challenge any person here. NO ONE should answer or produce any ID or documentation.'

Next step should have been to personally sue ICE, and make it class action!

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🇺 1000islandlake.bsky.social
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👆👆👆👆💯

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🇺 geoffballs.bsky.social
I remember this being a movie staple. The men with guns board the train looking for people who don’t have the right papers. Those were films about people trying to escape from Nazi Germany of course.

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🇺 jdswan.bsky.social
It’s literally “let me see your papers” I thought Americans hated that NAZI shyt

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🇺 dccassandra.bsky.social
Well a majority of us do. Always remember he got about 30% of the country bc 40% didn’t vote. Which means roughly 70% of us are not MAGA Nazis.

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🇺 dak.lol
And not voting is acceptance of this; this is America now. Not voting isn't an excuse. "If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"

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🇺 crookedbridge.bsky.social
Putting 'force' into enforcement seems to be a great deal of what this is about.

The vast majority of immigrants pose no more of a threat to national security than anyone else.

It's an agenda designed to appeal to those who simply want to see someone punished for their personal amusement.

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🇺 madgemlaments.bsky.social
Cruelty and terror are MAGA’s stock in trade.

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🇺 nearlydeadguy.bsky.social
Sadism to get control and wealth.
But please see my timeline.
Do you feel it's on target?

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🇺 karlalocke.bsky.social
Here is a local article about what happened. www.havredailynews.com/story/2025/0...

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🇺 therebis1475.bsky.social
What would you do?
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🇺 ifidont.bsky.social
There’s a actual chance I would have called bullshyt. Can’t be sure. But I have a habit of talking back to teachers.

Still, the lesson holds.

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🇺 tcodee.bsky.social
It’s bullshyt.

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🇺 lawdaniel.bsky.social
Actually, many teachers and professors use this type of lesson. The "targeted" individual is warned in advance and agrees to play along with the scenario. As a constitutional law professor, I've used similar exercises to convey how rights are fragile.

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🇺 karickatlady.bsky.social
My teacher did and I remember her lesson two decades later. It's very effective. But I was taught at a time where education was different. It's so sad.

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🇺 arnoharris.com
If you’re a citizen and find yourself in this situation, the best answer is to tell them, “None of your business.” Make them waste their time on you so they have less time to spend intimidating the vulnerable. I’d also heckle the shyt out of them the whole time.

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🇺 ccarraher.bsky.social
Jesus Christ. The cosplay. They've been waiting all their lives for this.

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🇺 ianthecovington.bsky.social
Likely J6ers?

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🇺 dblanksma.bsky.social
I remember this happening when I was traveling in Central America and being glad nothing like this happened in the U.S. Liberty: it was nice while it lasted.

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🇺 davehaterofracism.bsky.social
I remember being in Tunisia when a bunch of guys wearing balaclavas and similar uniforms walked in.

Also I was detained by the secret police there for an hour for taking photos of a smashed up guard post outside their HQ - all amicable though

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🇺 spindlebrindle.bsky.social
I don't understand how ICE has so much money. How is this not a complete waste of government spending?

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🇺 bergha2.bsky.social
Why do you think your government cares about saving money?

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🇺 spindlebrindle.bsky.social
Because that's the GOP's entire obsession. We all know they're lying, but this is about as blatant a lie as it gets about wanting to cut spending. But more importantly, I don't understand even how they have this funding. It seems like far more than has ever been allocated to ICE.

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🇺 jsmithitguy.bsky.social
the GOP has never been about saving money. They've always been about giving the money to who they wanted.

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🇺 ljndawson.bsky.social
Which is why we always have a deficit after a GOP administration and a surplus after a Dem one

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🇺 pro-tipz.bsky.social
The NRA ‘Dont tread on me’ crowd vanished into thin air.

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🇺 paranormalhunter.bsky.social
They were loud and proud as long as all they had to do was walk around with an AR at Walmart. Actual battle? 🤣

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🇺 alloutoffux.bsky.social
At the border ICE is basically deputizing far-right militias
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🇺 mky603.bsky.social
These guys just love violence and have been given permission to TERRORIZE people BY POTUS and his cabal of deputized thugs.

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🇺 johndillinger.bsky.social
who are those people working for ICE? did they already exist 4 months before? stupid question from a german guy.

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🇺 lilenikoloski.bsky.social
No question is stupid. ICE has been around since 2003’, we just didn’t have a tyrant and his nazi entourage on top. But both parties supported it.

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🇺 charleslinehan.bsky.social
I remember this happening 20 years ago when I was traveling in Eastern Europe and thinking, man, I'm glad to be from America where this kind of thing doesn't happen.

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🇺 trippstrip.bsky.social
Trump was probably visiting at the same time and thought, man, what a great idea.

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🇺 librarymode.bsky.social
What a bunch of bullshyt. Even on a train crossing Ukraine (a country literally at war) where, of course, soldiers board the train to check passports they aren't all decked out in tactical gear with rifles and their "you don't know me" sunglasses. These yahoos are obsessed with swat cosplay.

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ICE got help from hospital staff at the hospital he worked at... his coworkers collaborated in his abduction

[Quoted tweet]
NEW: Indonesian Student Arrested by ICE After Secret Visa Revocation

ICE agents arrested Aditya Wahyu Harsono, a 33-year-old Indonesian graduate of Southwest Minnesota State University, in a pre-planned operation at a hospital in Marshall, Minnesota, where he worked as a supply chain manager. The arrest was carried out reportedly with coordination from hospital staff.

Key Details:

➤ Harsono was on an F-1 student visa valid through June 2026. He was given no prior warning that DHS had revoked it.

➤ The revocation was quietly backdated to March 23, 2025, based on a minor 2022 graffiti offense—for which Harsono paid $100 in restitution.

➤ He is married to a U.S. citizen and is the father of an 8-month-old daughter with special needs. The arrest has left the family in deep financial and emotional distress.

➤ Despite a pending green card application and no deportable offenses, Judge Sarah Mazzie denied a motion to dismiss on humanitarian grounds.

➤ Harsono’s next immigration court hearing is set for May 1.


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Three U.S. citizens, ages 2, 4 and 7, swiftly deported from Louisiana​


The cases have renewed concerns that the Trump administration’s expedited deportations are violating the rights of both citizens and noncitizens.

April 26, 2025 at 6:06 p.m. EDT27 minutes ago

4 min

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers gather for a briefing before an enforcement operation on Jan. 27 in Silver Spring, Maryland. (Alex Brandon/AP)

By Emmanuel Felton

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Maegan Vazquez

Three U.S. citizen children from two different families were deported with their mothers by Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the early hours of Friday morning. One of them is a 4-year-old with Stage 4 cancer who was deported without medication or the ability to contact their doctors, the family’s lawyer said.

According to their lawyers, both families were taken into custody while attending routine check-ins this week in New Orleans as part of the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program, which allows individuals to remain in their communities while undergoing immigration proceedings. Lawyers say the families were taken to Alexandria, Louisiana, a three-hour drive from New Orleans, where they were prevented from communicating with their family members and legal representatives and then put on a flight to Honduras.

The cases have renewed concerns that the Trump administration’s expedited deportations are violating the due process rights of both citizens and noncitizens.

I don’t know how much more of a blatant or clear constitutional violation there can be than deporting U.S. citizens without due process,” said Alanah Odoms, executive director of the ACLU of Louisiana. Especially with some of those citizens being the most vulnerable of all vulnerable, children, and not just any children, children with medical conditions that are dire.”

The U.S. government has never released data on how many U.S. citizens have been wrongfully detained or deported by ICE. But independent investigations have revealed that ICE has arrested, detained, deported and issued detainers — requests to local jails to hold a person in custody — for thousands of citizens since the agency’s creation in 2003.

Lawyers representing the father of the 2-year-old U.S. citizen who was deported, identified as V.M.L. in court documents, filed an emergency petition in the Western District of Louisiana on Thursday seeking her release. The child was put on a plane to Honduras the next morning before the court opened.

Hours after the deportation, U.S. District Judge Terry A. Doughty, a Trump appointee, issued an order expressing his concern that the girl had been deported against her father’s wishes while stressing it is “illegal and unconstitutional” to deport U.S. citizens.

“The government contends that this is all OK because the mother wishes that the child be deported with her,” wrote Doughty, who has been lauded for his conservative rulings in the past. “But the court doesn’t know that.”

Doughty set a May 16 court hearing to investigate his “strong suspicion that the government just deported a U.S. citizen with no meaningful process.” The order did not call for the girl’s return or recommend any recourse for the family.

According to court filings, the girl had accompanied her mother and 11-year-old sister to the immigration appointment in New Orleans on Tuesday morning. About an hour later, her father, who had driven the family into New Orleans for the meeting, received a call informing him that the family had been taken into custody. That night, the girl’s father was allowed to speak with her mother for only a minute before an ICE agent ended the call, lawyers contend. Lawyers say the man did not get the chance to speak to his partner or child again until after they were released in Honduras.

“Both of these mothers were held without the ability to speak with their co-parents and the guardians of their children while making this incredibly personal and difficult assessment about what was best for their children,” said Gracie Willis, the lawyer for V.M.L.’s father.

Justice Department lawyers argued that “the man claiming to be V.M.L.'s father” had failed to prove his identity to the government despite requests that he present himself to ICE agents, adding that he had also “demonstrated considerable hesitation” regarding the inquiries into his immigration status. The man’s lawyers included V.M.L.’s birth certificate in their fillings, which shows she was born in Baton Rouge and lists the names of both her mother and father.

The government is not disputing the immigration status of any of the three children. Instead, officials contend that the undocumented mothers opted to take their citizen children with them back to Honduras. In their court filing, Justice Department lawyers attached a note they say was written by V.M.L.’s mother saying that she was taking the child with her to Honduras.

“It is common that parents want to be removed with their children,” Tricia McLaughlin, a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security, told The Washington Post.

Willis says ICE’s refusal to allow the women to talk to their lawyers meant there was no way to verify whether that was true in these cases.

“We have absolutely no idea whether they ever actually did give consent for their children to come with them or if they did under what kind of duress and what other options were presented to them,” Willis said.
 

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Migrants at Texas detention center spell out 'SOS' in human chain


Posted on Wed Apr 30 18:39:59 2025 UTC

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[APPROVED B-LISTERS] Detainees at immigrant detention center in Texas spell out SOS to outside world


Posted on Wed Apr 30 17:33:28 2025 UTC




Commented on Wed Apr 30 17:56:28 2025 UTC

Another day in this administration, another photo that will be used in history books


│ Commented on Wed Apr 30 18:05:24 2025 UTC

│ unfortunately these clowns are doing everything they can to ensure that there WILL be no history books. :/


Commented on Wed Apr 30 17:53:46 2025 UTC

Source for the skeptics and AI-aware like myself: https://www.reuters.com/world/ameri...fear-notorious-el-salvador-prison-2025-04-30/
 
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