ICE agents mocked autistic woman for asking for wheelchair after dragging her out of car

A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.

"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
Staged bullshit from an activist.
 
A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.

"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
Rawstory get real
 
A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.


"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
She testified it's all on video. Where's the video?
 
A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.

"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
I dont believe the woman’s story

She was just driving down the street and ICE attacked her for no reason at all?

Give me a break

That is such s bullshit story only a lib could take it seriousoy
 
A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.

"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
Given her brain injury, it's hard to give her testimony any credibility
 
A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.

"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
Shes an autistic with a brain injury? Why the **** was she even driving in the first place? **** that brain dead retard.
 
ICE is one of, if not the most diverse agencies in the Federal Govt, with over 30 percent, being hispanic

It's not wonder folks like JoeB131 and his demklan allies are attacking it.
 
A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.

"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
Ha ha ha ha ha!!! BULLSHIT!
 
A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.

"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
What was she doing at a protest? Good God you people are stupid! You bring your children also! How embarrassing you are
 
I think this woman with autism, and a major head injury, would be an improvement as the Dems nominee for president.

You should run her on abolish immigration and customs enforcement platform
 
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A woman who was recently released from custody by immigration agents described the horrifying way she was treated during a stop last month - one she said exacerbated disabilities - and the terrible conditions inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility.

Aliyah Rahman, an autistic South Minneapolis resident with a traumatic brain injury who needs a wheelchair for mobility, told lawmakers during a Congressional forum on Tuesday that she was stopped by ICE agents while on her way to a doctor's appointment. She said agents violently arrested her, including threatening multiple times to "break her f------ window" when she did not immediately comply out of shock, and slashing her seat belt with what appeared to be a hunting knife. She said they also dragged her by her arms, face down, from her car to an ICE vehicle, even while she was screaming at them about suffering from disabilities.

"I now cannot lift my arms normally," Rahman said. She claimed the agents never read her rights, and the Trump administration never charged her with a crime.

The conditions she witnessed inside the Minneapolis-area ICE facility were even more concerning, Rahman said. Outside of the center, she saw hordes of "black and brown bodies" being mushed along by screaming federal agents.


"I continued to hear the word bodies, because that is how agents referred to us," Rahman said.

"You have no reason to think you will make it out alive if you are already being called a body," she added.
Sounds to me like they only thing they still need is gas chambers. The parallels here are beyond refute. We are gonna be reading the diary of Ana Franco instead of Ann Frank.
She was driving and disabled, but no wheelchair in her car?
 
how were they failures joe?....the guy retires or leaves the military and joins ice is a failure how?..if they transferred from another police force to join ice....how are they failures?...talking about the guys who have been ice joe not these new guys,,,,,,

I go back to my original point.

Too Chickenshit to join the army, too dumb to be a cop.
 
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