@shipwreckedcrew This is unjustified force and prohibited by clearly established law.
In fact, Bill, it’s an example of a willful constitutional violation that 18 USC 242 would criminalize if federal prosecutors were aware of the statute’s existence.
Why won’t @CivilRights enforce the law?
This is 3-Star Navy Admiral Nancy Lacore. After 35 years of service, she was fired by Defense Secretary Pete Hegesth. Now, she's running for Congress in South Carolina for Nancy Mace's seat.
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@TriciaOhio The video sickening and belies Tricia's description.
I'm a lawyer at the non-profit @IJ. We litigate gov't abuses FOR FREE across the US.
I just won a case against the FBI in the Supreme Court.
I'd like to speak to the family of the person ICE killed. https://t.co/jptcDKzsoa
Eminent domain is often used corruptly by the government to cheaply confiscate private property and hand it over to connected corporate interests. @IJ will fight for your property rights because private property is essential to individual freedom.
Watch:
https://t.co/FiyzqY48oq
Plenary authority, or plenary power, is a legal term for power that is complete and absolute, with no limitations. However, in the U.S. system of checks and balances, there are very few instances where this power is truly unlimited.
🚨 WATCH HIS FACE CLOSELY 🚨
Stephen Miller says the quiet part out loud: “President Trump has plenary authority.”
Then suddenly freezes dead still. Falls silent. Eyes shift.
Someone clearly hit the panic button in his earpiece.
What does his reaction tell you?
DHS claims to "debunk" @IJ's claims on behalf of George Retes and Leo Venegas, US citizens who ICE illegally arrested.
But we have video!
If this is the quality of its debunking, our lawsuits will be be a breeze.
Especially since the government's lawyers are on vacation now.
In her statement trashing @IJ's lawsuit against ICE for arresting US citizen Leo Venegas, @TriciaOhio reveals that DHS thinks it can make arrests based on reasonable suspicion.
But the 4th Am. requires probable cause.
Our lawsuit will be a learning experience for the gov't.
I'm flabbergasted by my exchange with Harmeet over a public university announcing the firing of people for (offensive) speech.
The gov't can't punish people for protected speech. When it's an employer, punishment includes firing the speaker.
The First Amendment guarantees this.
US military protesting the US backing of Israel’s genocide of Gaza and the Trump regime’s fascism:
“Rise up America, it is time to take back this country from these corrupt politicians.” #3E