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No, they don't. Their jurisdiction has somehow been extended to 100 miles from the border, but stops away from the border must be due to reasonable suspicion of criminal and/or immigration actions.The border patrol has the right and the duty to detain anyone they find suspicious in any way...now go cry to people that give a rip...America is no longer open to illegal aliens...those days are over so you and Pelosi will have to get new voters the old fashion way...earn them...U.S. Citizens Say They Were Detained By Border Patrol Agent For ‘Speaking Spanish’
Two U.S. citizens said they were detained last week by a Border Patrol agent in Montana after he overheard them speaking Spanish to each other in a convenience store.
Ana Suda and Mimi Hernandez said they’d popped into the store in Havre, a small town near the border with Canada, early Wednesday morning when they were approached by a uniformed Border Patrol agent, KRTV reported.
The two women, who are Mexican American, had been chatting in Spanish while waiting in line to pay for eggs and milk when ― to their incredulity ― the agent asked them for their IDs.
Suda told MTN News that even after seeing their IDs, the agent did not let them leave the parking lot for about 35 minutes.
You should go see a doctor about that burst blood vessel.I don't care something caught the attention of the agent...I trust the agent to do his or her job...okay ball licker? The days of people walking into America without being scrutinized are over...and I'm happy for it! Build the wall!!!!!These were US citizens detained AFTER showing their identification.
Anything else, bootlicker?
Then you don’t know your rights, or you’re perfectly ok with giving them away to the authorities. Good for you, bootlicker. But if a LEO detains me, they better have a good reason. And simply talking to someone in a language other than English is not reasonable suspicion by any stretch of the imagination.Yes, apparently it doesn't matter......speaking Spanish is criminal enough in the new America to be detained even tho you show you are a citizen. #MAGA!
Yes, they have the right to stop someone, and check if they are illegal. I was stopped even without specking Spanish! They held me there for 2 hours!
How come I as a white American citizens, who isn't speaking Spanish, can understand that the police have the right to stop me, and you people don't?
What gives them that right? What was their probable cause for doing so?
Or do you believe the police need no reason at all.
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I have no idea. Whether they need a reason, is for someone else to figure out.
I am not under the belief that even if they had a reason, that they needed to tell me what that reason was.
I'm not so arrogant that if an officer stops me, he has to give me every thought running through his head. Stuff happens. Get over it.
I know my rights. And I also know that officers do not randomly stop people. Even if they did stop me by accident, say for example... my car just happen to match the description of a suspect car..... get over it? It happens. I am not so self-important, that I'm going to whine and cry, over just being stopped.
I was released. I was not charged with a crime. I was not harmed. Let it go. That's what an adult does. They don't sit there and have a little whine session.
They do not have the right to detain people without reasonable cause. Whether this constitutes reaonsable cause will be determined by a judge.That’s not the point, dipshit. Two US citizens were racially profiled and detained for speaking Spanish after providing proof of citizenship. And this happened in the United States at a store in Montana.Wow, a whole 35 minutes. Good thing they didn't go through an airport, that would have been 45 minutes standing in line.
Do you rinse after licking boots, or do you enjoy the taste?
Get over it. How did Americans become so pathetic and whiny? My nephew in kindergarten, whines less.
I was held by police for 2 hours. I smiled, answered their questions, and when released, waved as I went.
You people are so wussy. How did we get such wussy people in this country? Did none of you have parents that taught you to deal with mild inconvenience in your life?
What were you held for? Was it for speaking the wrong language?
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Doesn't matter what reason I was held for. The police have the right to detain people. That's part of the authority given to police, in the duty to enforce the law.
Does not matter. Grow up. GROW UP. Too many snotty teenager mentality brats running around, thinking they should never be stopped for anything. GROW UP.
U.S. Citizens Say They Were Detained By Border Patrol Agent For ‘Speaking Spanish’
Two U.S. citizens said they were detained last week by a Border Patrol agent in Montana after he overheard them speaking Spanish to each other in a convenience store.
Ana Suda and Mimi Hernandez said they’d popped into the store in Havre, a small town near the border with Canada, early Wednesday morning when they were approached by a uniformed Border Patrol agent, KRTV reported.
The two women, who are Mexican American, had been chatting in Spanish while waiting in line to pay for eggs and milk when ― to their incredulity ― the agent asked them for their IDs.
Suda told MTN News that even after seeing their IDs, the agent did not let them leave the parking lot for about 35 minutes.
Because most people are smart enough to know they do not have unlimited powers, and cannot detain you without reasonable cause. Sorry you missed the memo (or more likely were unable to read it).Yes, apparently it doesn't matter......speaking Spanish is criminal enough in the new America to be detained even tho you show you are a citizen. #MAGA!That’s not the point, dipshit. Two US citizens were racially profiled and detained for speaking Spanish after providing proof of citizenship. And this happened in the United States at a store in Montana.
Do you rinse after licking boots, or do you enjoy the taste?
Get over it. How did Americans become so pathetic and whiny? My nephew in kindergarten, whines less.
I was held by police for 2 hours. I smiled, answered their questions, and when released, waved as I went.
You people are so wussy. How did we get such wussy people in this country? Did none of you have parents that taught you to deal with mild inconvenience in your life?
What were you held for? Was it for speaking the wrong language?
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Doesn't matter what reason I was held for. The police have the right to detain people. That's part of the authority given to police, in the duty to enforce the law.
Does not matter. Grow up. GROW UP. Too many snotty teenager mentality brats running around, thinking they should never be stopped for anything. GROW UP.
Yes, they have the right to stop someone, and check if they are illegal. I was stopped even without specking Spanish! They held me there for 2 hours!
How come I as a white American citizens, who isn't speaking Spanish, can understand that the police have the right to stop me, and you people don't?
You are the one having a cow over nothing....what a stupid thread...when a person is crossing the border they are foreigners until they produce a passport showing they are citizens....tell ya what go find an introductory message board this one is a bit over your ball licking head....You should go see a doctor about that burst blood vessel.
Anyway, bootlicker, they didn’t “walk into America”; they’re American citizens.
That’s not the point, dipshit. Two US citizens were racially profiled and detained for speaking Spanish after providing proof of citizenship. And this happened in the United States at a store in Montana.Wow, a whole 35 minutes. Good thing they didn't go through an airport, that would have been 45 minutes standing in line.
Do you rinse after licking boots, or do you enjoy the taste?
Then you don’t know your rights, or you’re perfectly ok with giving them away to the authorities. Good for you, bootlicker. But if a LEO detains me, they better have a good reason. And simply talking to someone in a language other than English is not reasonable suspicion by any stretch of the imagination.Yes, they have the right to stop someone, and check if they are illegal. I was stopped even without specking Spanish! They held me there for 2 hours!
How come I as a white American citizens, who isn't speaking Spanish, can understand that the police have the right to stop me, and you people don't?
What gives them that right? What was their probable cause for doing so?
Or do you believe the police need no reason at all.
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I have no idea. Whether they need a reason, is for someone else to figure out.
I am not under the belief that even if they had a reason, that they needed to tell me what that reason was.
I'm not so arrogant that if an officer stops me, he has to give me every thought running through his head. Stuff happens. Get over it.
I know my rights. And I also know that officers do not randomly stop people. Even if they did stop me by accident, say for example... my car just happen to match the description of a suspect car..... get over it? It happens. I am not so self-important, that I'm going to whine and cry, over just being stopped.
I was released. I was not charged with a crime. I was not harmed. Let it go. That's what an adult does. They don't sit there and have a little whine session.
It is not whining to stand up for your Constitutional rights. Speaking Spanish is not probable cause. ICE needs to be held accountable as they seem to think they are above the law.
How do you know that Did the cop say that was the reason?That’s not the point, dipshit. Two US citizens were racially profiled and detained for speaking Spanish after providing proof of citizenship. And this happened in the United States at a store in Montana.Wow, a whole 35 minutes. Good thing they didn't go through an airport, that would have been 45 minutes standing in line.
Do you rinse after licking boots, or do you enjoy the taste?
You are the one having a cow over nothing....what a stupid thread...when a person is crossing the border they are foreigners until they produce a passport showing they are citizens....tell ya what go find an introductory message board this one is a bit over your ball licking head....You should go see a doctor about that burst blood vessel.
Anyway, bootlicker, they didn’t “walk into America”; they’re American citizens.
Let's take a look and see if there are too many. There are well over 300,000,000 people in the US. How many mass shooters do we have?Too many white mass shooters when are we gonna start profiling and harassing whites ?There is nothing wrong with checking. There are literally MILLIONS of illegals in our country. We have to be vigilant if we want to get rid of them.Yet you decide to excuse two US citizens being detained for speaking Spanish. Even after providing proof of citizenship. You stupid, boot-licking piece of shitThat’s not the point, dipshit. Two US citizens were racially profiled and detained for speaking Spanish after providing proof af citizenship. And this happened in the United States at a store in Montana.Wow, a whole 35 minutes. Good thing they didn't go through an airport, that would have been 45 minutes standing in line.
Do you rinse after licking boots, or do you enjoy the taste?
Yet you decide to highlight the whole 35 minutes spent in the parking lot...dumbass.
Speaking German is not probably cause. Logically someone who crossed the border illegally would speak Spanish not German. Logic wins.Then you don’t know your rights, or you’re perfectly ok with giving them away to the authorities. Good for you, bootlicker. But if a LEO detains me, they better have a good reason. And simply talking to someone in a language other than English is not reasonable suspicion by any stretch of the imagination.Yes, they have the right to stop someone, and check if they are illegal. I was stopped even without specking Spanish! They held me there for 2 hours!
How come I as a white American citizens, who isn't speaking Spanish, can understand that the police have the right to stop me, and you people don't?
What gives them that right? What was their probable cause for doing so?
Or do you believe the police need no reason at all.
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I have no idea. Whether they need a reason, is for someone else to figure out.
I am not under the belief that even if they had a reason, that they needed to tell me what that reason was.
I'm not so arrogant that if an officer stops me, he has to give me every thought running through his head. Stuff happens. Get over it.
I know my rights. And I also know that officers do not randomly stop people. Even if they did stop me by accident, say for example... my car just happen to match the description of a suspect car..... get over it? It happens. I am not so self-important, that I'm going to whine and cry, over just being stopped.
I was released. I was not charged with a crime. I was not harmed. Let it go. That's what an adult does. They don't sit there and have a little whine session.
It is not whining to stand up for your Constitutional rights. Speaking Spanish is not probable cause. ICE needs to be held accountable as they seem to think they are above the law.
Better safe than sorry....They were not crossing the border, they were in the country buying items in a store
Note on May 9th...Canadian authorities were given specific warning to look out for MS 13 members moving through Canada.
WARMINGTON: Cops warned to watch for violent MS-13 gang members
Obviously US agents on the border are looking out also. And for someone to be speaking Spanish is this very area.... HE IS DOING HIS JOB....and DOING IT WELL.
Speaking German is not probably cause. Logically someone who crossed the border illegally would speak Spanish not German. Logic wins.Then you don’t know your rights, or you’re perfectly ok with giving them away to the authorities. Good for you, bootlicker. But if a LEO detains me, they better have a good reason. And simply talking to someone in a language other than English is not reasonable suspicion by any stretch of the imagination.What gives them that right? What was their probable cause for doing so?
Or do you believe the police need no reason at all.
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I have no idea. Whether they need a reason, is for someone else to figure out.
I am not under the belief that even if they had a reason, that they needed to tell me what that reason was.
I'm not so arrogant that if an officer stops me, he has to give me every thought running through his head. Stuff happens. Get over it.
I know my rights. And I also know that officers do not randomly stop people. Even if they did stop me by accident, say for example... my car just happen to match the description of a suspect car..... get over it? It happens. I am not so self-important, that I'm going to whine and cry, over just being stopped.
I was released. I was not charged with a crime. I was not harmed. Let it go. That's what an adult does. They don't sit there and have a little whine session.
It is not whining to stand up for your Constitutional rights. Speaking Spanish is not probable cause. ICE needs to be held accountable as they seem to think they are above the law.
Next time speak English. See if that resolves the problem...
That is exactly what a Nazi would say. We have something called freedom in this country. That means you can speak any language you want.
You think we are free in this nation?
Seriously?
Someone already pointed out the Partiot Act, and/or the NDAA.
There is no freedom left. It died on 9/11.
