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Most governments with the Communist in the name, are just state run capitalists
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I was gunna say it was a lack of funeral pyrotechnics, but misogynists on the far right makes sense too.
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Remember, Jerry Seinfeld is not just a Zionist, but he also "dated" a 17 year old girl when he was 38. So best case, he is a genocidal groomer.
Don't worry, this is just chud racist propaganda in an attempt to divide the left by race.
Speak truth to power and punch Nazis.
It is Treasonous for the President to not uphold the Constitution.
The First Amendment guarantees freedoms concerning religion, expression, assembly, and the right to petition. It forbids Congress from both promoting one religion over others and also restricting an individual’s religious practices. It guarantees freedom of expression by prohibiting Congress from restricting the press or the rights of individuals to speak freely. It also guarantees the right of citizens to assemble peaceably and to petition their government.
Do the bare minimum to avoid getting fired.
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Actively sabotage your employer.
Don't forget, this was also a distraction for the Epstein files release and the fact that he raped children.
Everyone should be speaking truth to power.
There is no normal, there never was.
You either adapt or you don't.
I suggest we all train, and help build our communities to be effective resistance.
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Shut the fuck up saying racist shit is just a shitpost/joke.
Go post some white power bullshit then if that's your goal.
If you want to be racist, then just fucking do it.
Stagi said she was standing close to the officer and filming him outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Durango, a college town popular for outdoor recreation, when he hit her hand hard, causing her to lose her cellphone. Stagi, a retired hypnotherapist, said she then reached for the officer’s shoulder to get his attention. After she said he put her in a chokehold, she said he threw her down an embankment next to the street. She said she still experiences pain in her arm doing normal everyday activities, like putting on her jacket.
Court documents allege that Rice committed third-degree assault by causing bodily injury to Stagi, but the documents don’t describe how she was injured or make mention of a chokehold. Rice also is charged with criminal mischief for allegedly damaging Stagi’s cellphone.
Stagi said Wednesday she was disappointed Rice was charged with less serious crimes. The assault charge, a misdemeanor, carries a maximum sentence of just under a year in jail. But she hopes the prosecution sends a message that immigration officers can’t tackle people indiscriminately and use excessive force.
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You are hiding behind a joke. Which is classic racist chud behavior.
Either you need to think before you act or you are trying to be racist.
Own up to criticism or fuck off.
I'm a chef, I'll cook better food than that for cheaper.
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Some of those that hold office are the same that burn crosses.
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You are not a troll, you are a racist infiltrator. And I'm calling you out.
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The US national debt is $38 trillion, soon to be $39 trillion.
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Imagine if only 5 percent of people in these videos alone started to use force to protect their communities.
This sounds like a quote from Disco Elysium, so now I got this image in my head, which I will share.
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Is this text missing for you?
After the shooting, federal immigration agents cut all of Hernández’s clothes off, took pictures of him, then left him handcuffed sitting naked on the side of the road without providing medical care, according to Kolasinski.
At least one eyewitness has come forward to support Hernández’s claim about how the incident first unfolded.
Its because we thought r2d2 was cool and we all secretly want a robot friend.
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How to tell if something is possibly spying on you:
Can it connect to the internet?
Is the firmware/software controlled by a corporation?
Does it have sensors capable of surveillance, like a microphone or camera?
Texas Man Deported to Mexico by ICE Returns After Producing Birth Record
For more information, either visit the article directly or view the post with quotes in !crimes_of_ice@lemmy.4d2.org
lemmy.4d2.org/post/4864506
cross-posted from: infosec.pub/post/46433556
ICE Shot a Journalist and Threw Him in Detention. He's Approaching 300 Days Behind Bars With a Festering Wound.
America has imprisoned journalists before. It has even killed them. But what has happened to Parias is something different: A journalist was injured while documenting government power, shot during an attempt to arrest him, prosecuted, repeatedly denied medical care — and then left in immigration detention, where he has continued documenting the conditions around him.
The government’s powers to enforce immigration laws and prosecute crimes do not erase the First Amendment. Journalists don’t surrender their rights because they lack immigration status. And the government can’t make a journalist disappear simply by locking him in a cell.
At some point, the question stops being what else will happen to Parias. It becomes what America is willing to let happen to a journalist.
For more information, either visit the article directly or view the post with quotes in !crimes_of_ice@lemmy.4d2.org
lemmy.4d2.org/post/4725660
ICE drag mom & teen daughter out of hospital room after car accident, both are in the USA legally (Poinciana, FL, 08/20/26)
cross-posted from: infosec.pub/post/51414225
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cross-posted from: infosec.pub/post/46030124
A federal court in Rhode Island has been asked to investigate after immigration officials instructed a government lawyer to withhold information about an international arrest warrant for a detainee accused of murder. After a judge ordered his release, Homeland Security officials labeled her an “activist” who tried to “thwart” the president’s agenda.
District Judge Melissa R. DuBose, who was appointed by Joe Biden, ordered the release of a Dominican immigrant last month while he challenges his removal from the country. DHS then published a press release accusing her of knowingly releasing a man wanted for murder.
During a court hearing on Monday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin Bolan admitted that Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials told him not to disclose the existence of a warrant for Bryan Rafael Gomez. The DHS statement is “simply not true,” Bolan said.
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The episode marks the latest escalation of the Trump administration’s attacks against a judiciary it believes is insufficiently deferential to the president’s agenda, which has prompted an avalanche of lawsuits from immigrants alleging violations of their due process rights as the government moves quickly to arrest and deport tens of thousands of people from the country.
In last month’s press release, Acting Assistant DHS Secretary Lauren Bis called Judge DuBose an “activist judge” who “released this wanted murderer back into American communities.”
“This is yet another example of an activist judge trying to thwart President Trump’s mandate from the American people to remove criminal illegal aliens from our communities,” she said. “Under President Trump and Secretary Mullin, DHS will continue to fight for the removal of criminal illegal aliens who have no right to be in our country.”
In a court filing last week, Bolan said he was “informed” by ICE that he “could not disclose” the pending overseas charge and that “a legitimate law enforcement reason prevented disclosure.”
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The point was, which humans agreed to the rules we all now live by?
Historically, its people old wealthy white men that have agreed on the laws everyone else lives by.
cross-posted from: infosec.pub/post/46431884
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Inside America’s immigration detention network, requests for basic necessities were too often met not with answers but with chemical force. Newly disclosed internal records show guards used pepper spray, restraint tactics and physical takedowns on more than a thousand detainees, many of them men simply demanding food, medical attention or access to their belongings.
A Washington Post exclusive investigation based on confidential ICE ‘Daily Detainee Assault Reports’ found that during the first year of President Donald Trump’s second term, detention staff used force 780 times across 98 facilities. The number of detainees subjected to those actions climbed to 1,330, a 54 per cent increase on the previous year.
James Talarico: “Every Kidnapped Child Is Our Child." Children do not belong in a for-profit concentration camp, nobody does.
cross-posted from: infosec.pub/post/51502387
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"Because you're an immigrant." A U.S. citizen in was immediately handcuffed by ICE Fascists for simply asking why he needed to show his ID. (Lake Worth, FL, 08/21/26)
cross-posted from: infosec.pub/post/51369911
A video recorded at a gas station in Lake Worth, Florida, shows an ICE/Border Patrol demanding ID from a U.S. citizen. When the citizen asks why, the agent responds, “Because you’re an immigrant.” Before even verifying his identity, fascists grab his hands and place him in handcuffs. Bystanders immediately step in to question how someone can be arrested without even being identified first, but the fascists ignore them and walk the man to their vehicle.
This encounter highlights a direct violation of the Fourth Amendment, which protects individuals from unreasonable searches and seizures. Requiring someone to prove their citizenship before being handcuffed, based solely on an arbitrary claim, demonstrates a concerning violation of constitutional rights by a paramilitary acting without accountability.
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The Office of the Immigration Detention Ombudsman, an independent agency outside of the Department of Homeland Security, reviews complaints about civil rights abuses, excessive force and other allegations of misconduct involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.
An internal email seen by HuffPost attributes the closure to a lack of funding in the Homeland Security appropriations bills that ended the partial government shutdown — even though the bill’s text does not require the office to close. The office is required by law.
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The office’s public-facing website, which instructs families and attorneys how to file complaints, is offline. A website describing the office is online only in an archived capacity that contains “outdated information that may not reflect current policy or programs.”
The closure follows more than 780 instances of ICE officers and detention staff using physical force or chemical agents against immigrant detainees since Trump returned to the White House — a 37 percent surge from the previous year.
The number of detainees subjected to force spiked to 1,330 people, marking a 54 percent increase from the previous year under President Joe Biden, according to the analysis from The Washington Post.
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Lawsuits across the country allege brutal conditions inside ICE detention centers, which the agency says are designed to be “non-punitive” facilities. Yet many of those facilities rely on the same tools and tactics inside prisons and jails holding people with criminal records.
Lawsuits also alleged unsanitary cells and inhumane treatment, a lack of access to legal counsel, outbreaks of measles in at least two facilities, and the hospitalizations and alleged medical mistreatment of children inside a sprawling camp that is holding a growing number of immigrant families.
cross-posted from: infosec.pub/post/45975553
A document posted to an official government contracting website by ICE on November 12, described the situation as an “absolute emergency” that needed to be resolved “immediately” to “prevent any further medical complications or loss of life.”
According to the ICE Health Service Corps (IHSC), payments to third parties were supposed to resume on April 30, 2026. ICE has contracted with a private firm, Acentra Health, to process reimbursements.
But when April 30 arrived, payments to third party medical providers did not resume. Instead, Acentra quietly updated its website stating that “[c]laims payment services are estimated to begin during the second quarter of [sic] 2026 calendar year (April — June).”
For decades, routine processing of third party medical reimbursement were processed for ICE by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), through the VA Financial Service Center (VAFSC). This did not divert resources from the VA as it was compensated by ICE for this service. The arrangement was terminated with no notice after the VA’s role was criticized by right-wing activists.
In a statement, a VA spokesperson says the department is ensuring claims are being processed during the transition. “[The Department of Homeland Security] has signed a new contract to process these claims and is currently onboarding the vendor,” VA spokesperson Pete Kasperowicz told KFF Health News in February. “Meanwhile, VA is supporting this transition until May to ensure claims are processed appropriately.”
A source at the VA with direct knowledge told Popular Information that this is false. “No claims are being processed,” the VA source said. “We’ve done zero work to support [ICE] since they couldn’t pay us.” The source spoke on the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak to the media.
Kasperowicz’s claims are also directly contradicted by the IHSC website, which stated in an April 24 update to providers, “[p]lease continue to hold all claim submissions while IHSC works to bring the new system online in the interim.” The IHSC website announced on October 3, 2025, “Do not mail or submit electronic claims to the VAFSC until further notice. All mail will be returned to sender.” All subsequent communications about the VA’s role repeated this guidance.
For more than seven months, third parties have not been able to be reimbursed for medical services provided to ICE. This has coincided with a massive spike in detainee deaths and medical crises.
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Not sure where you heard that, but it is wrong.
OpenAI strikes deal with Pentagon hours after Trump admin bans Anthropic