Don't worry Nick, you dis-informationist fascist ◊◊◊◊, I'm sure the masked cowards will execute more citizens soon.
Oh boo-hoo.
I don't feel the least sorry for him. My point was more about how the Trump regime's ineptitude continues to undermine its agenda.
It is notoriously difficult to prosecute any sort of law enforcement officer even under the best of circumstances. He will probably not face any consequences for his reckless actions. This is a major longstanding problem in the United States—Quis einem custodiet ipsos custodes? If your enforcers cannot themselves be held accountable to the law, there is effectively no law. People who have no legal recourse for wrongs committed against them will not just stop seeking recourse. They'll just resort to less legal methods. Chaos then ensues.
Yes. Contrary to what the Trump regime is saying, federal officers do not have absolute immunity from state charges. Instead, a federal officer charged with a state offense can attempt to make a showing that the charged conduct was part of his official duties and therefore that the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution applies. This is his burden of proof, and it must be particular as to all of scope, necessity, and lawfulness under federal law. Officer Ross' claim is already shaky on scope and necessity grounds—ICE has a specific mission that does not include general law enforcement, and the surveillance and harassment of protesters or observers does not fall within that mission, nor is necessary to the enforcement of immigration law. But now ICE officials have weaked his claim also on lawfulness grounds. If his conduct was part of an effort to violate the 10th Amendment, it is not lawful under federal law.
I would not lightly attempt to intimidate Minnesotans. These are people who will go out in -10 °F weather to deliver hot dish to a neighbor.
Unfortunately if true that would be an actionable tort.Oh boo-hoo.
I'm now picturing ICE agents adding whiplash collars to their protective gear.
Why do you hate Canada?
Can't a fascist thug ever catch a break!
Or we can see how long it takes them to discover Yaktrax. To be clear, I think Nick Sortor is lying, because that's just what he does.
Sure, but it might be his neck.
On the other hand we've seen a lot of ICE agents slipping and falling on the actual ice and generally not knowing how to deal with slippery surfaces.
If you're going to ask questions like that, at least use the correct terminology. Ms Good was murdered, not killed. It wasn't some accident it was a deliberate and successful attempt to take her life with malice aforethought.
Why are they attempting to make arrests "right outside the driveway of ICE Minneapolis"?
How is ice not part of ICE training?
Can't train when you got no chill.
