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BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: If Democrats win the 2026 midterms, they plan to pass a bill called the Alex Pretti Act that will end qualified immunity for ICE agents, allowing them to be sued or jailed for wrongdoing
🚨BREAKING: ICE agents showed up at a work site in Brownsville, Texas, claiming to be looking for two people… and ended up illegally handcuffing TWO U.S. CITIZENS, throwing one of them against a truck, threatening to arrest him again, and scanning everyone’s faces to determine their “status.”
In the video, ICE showed up looking for two people. They asked the foreman if he knew them. He said no.
Then, they asked if they could talk to the other workers about the people they were looking for.
The foreman said, “If they want to talk to you, they can.”
And then an ICE agent tried to scan the foreman’s face to run him through their system.
The foreman told him he was not allowed to just scan his face.
The foreman then walked over to one of his workers’ trucks, where ICE agents were surrounding the work vehicles at their work site.
He asked what was going on.
He repeatedly asked who they were looking for, and told them the people they claimed to be looking for were not there.
The agent responded, “Well, we want to make sure.”
The foreman told them, “Well, we aren’t them. You all need to leave.”
And then an ICE agent threatened to arrest him.
“You need to settle down or I have to put you in cuffs.”
Except this man was not threatening them. He was not attacking them. He was not even raising his voice.
He was standing there, asking questions and telling government agents to leave his workplace, after they had already expanded their investigation beyond the two people they claimed to be looking for.
So, the ICE agent threw him against a truck and handcuffed him.
A U.S. citizen.
And after they released him, he asked for the agents’ badge numbers.
And the agent responded by threatening to handcuff him AGAIN.
The government cannot simply show up, invade your workplace, surround your vehicles, demand access to people who are not the subjects of their investigation, scan your face, and then arrest you because you object to what they are doing.
The First Amendment protects your right to question government agents and verbally protest their actions.
The Fourth Amendment protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures.
And an arrest cannot simply be used as punishment because an officer does not like the fact that you are standing there, asking questions, or asserting your rights.
Then the foreman saw another person ICE had in handcuffs…
He told them they needed to let him go because he was not the person they were looking for.
The agents eventually released the person they had in handcuffs… after scanning his face and discovering that he was also a U.S. citizen.
The government is creating situations where people are expected to silently obey armed agents, who refuse to explain what they are doing… while they violate your constitutional rights… and then punishing anyone who dares to ask questions.
When the government tells you that your only options are blind obedience or punishment… you are not living in a free country.
@allenanalysis Insane that we continue to put tax dollars to support Isreal when they have universal Healthcare and we cant even have affordable child care.
@LoveStoneorigin@jacksonhinkle Well I never really cared much about communism being "better" considering I'm a socialist anyways. What I have a problem with is the idea that communism is in any way utopian in nature. It isn't. It's just garbage. Capitalism is only a slightly bit more shiny price of garbage.
@LoveStoneorigin@jacksonhinkle Of course I didn't argue the original point, because by labeling communism as an attempt at "utopia" you are showing that you aren't arguing in good faith. The word "utopia" only exists to make the other system look too altruistic to be real.
@LoveStoneorigin@jacksonhinkle 2/2 that there could even be a better system since most people who are seen as wanting a "utopia" are dismissed like children essentially. It's just a tool used by people too afraid to try anything new. Funny enough, the word came from a book titled the same thing.
@LoveStoneorigin@jacksonhinkle Right. Well, then, you should probably know that the term "utopia" has historically been used to dissuade people from trying better systems. Other words like "utopia" have been used the same way. It's also used to completely destroy any serious debate by trying to insinuate 1/2
@LoveStoneorigin@jacksonhinkle Right, except you're the only one throwing the word "utopia" into this. No one in this conversation other than you ever insinuated anyone even called China or the US a Utopia. When no one did. They just said that communism was better than capitalism. No utopia language there.
@LoveStoneorigin@jacksonhinkle Um... we took it from the Indians, we beat our slaves, people have starved here plenty, we had a civil war, and capitalist fear mongerers are sending us overseas to fight a war for another country. No thank you indeed.
@ItsLifePod@douchefag516@MiltonKeynesSP@SenWarren@grok Oh and that ain't even all of it! How's about our governor that made it so people can't get as much money from the lawsuit he filed before becoming governor. Or how's about the idiotic pot legislation here? Man I can go all day.
@ItsLifePod@douchefag516@MiltonKeynesSP@SenWarren@grok Ah, I live there too. And boy, does it suck here. There is no proper infrastructure for bikers in most towns for starters. God, I've hurt myself on Texas roads more than anywhere else. Not to mention the assholes that don't follow the rules of the road in regards to bikers.