Let’s take a look at how Minnesota media is reporting today’s arrest of a man facing first-degree drug charges for possessing over 50 pounds of meth—

[excalibur]

A Minnesota state court let him out.

Then ICE grabbed him.

Then a Federal judge ordered him released.

This is who the left is defending.

 

[excalibur]

No conditions for release by the Federal judge.

5. Respondents are directed to release Petitioner:

a. In Minnesota;

5 b. With all personal documents and belongings, such as his driver’s license, passport, other immigration documents, and cell phone;

c. Without any conditions on release, including but not limited to requiring Petitioner to sign an “Order of Release on Recognizance” or requiring Petitioner to enroll and complete an “Alternatives to Detention” program;

d. Without any tracking devices or use of a tracking application; and

…. 8. Within thirty (30) days of final judgment in this action, Petitioner may move to recover attorneys’ fees and costs under the Equal Access to Justice Act.​

https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/minnesota/mndce/0:2026cv01295/231675/8/

 

[pknopp]

I can find where someone being prosecuted was grabbed by ICE it was condemned because now, how does he get tried?

I haven't found anything about a judge releasing him.

Do we just deport him?

Hennepin County attorney criticizes ICE courthouse arrests, warns of impact on court participation

 

[White 6]

You mean, rather than face state charges on 57 pounds of Meth, he was found with, ICE and Border Patrol want to deport him instead, just to have a number? I can understand the state not wanting him removed from the state, as all local ICE detainees are. I cannot understand the terms of the release:
Without any conditions on release, including but not limited to requiring Petitioner to sign an “Order of Release on Recognizance” or requiring Petitioner to enroll and complete an “Alternatives to Detention” program; d. Without any tracking devices or use of a tracking application; and e. With all clothing and outerwear he was wearing at the time of detention, or other proper winter attire. 6. Respondents shall provide reasonable advance notice to counsel to arrange for a safe release of Petitioner.

 

[Mr. Friscus]

Minority guy rapes white woman

Woke Media: "BLACK MAN ARRESTED AND ABUSED BY POLICE, WHITE WOMAN ALLOWED TO LEAVE SCENE"

 

[Rawley]

You mean, rather than face state charges on 57 pounds of Meth, he was found with, ICE and Border Patrol want to deport him instead, just to have a number?

DO you honestly think this guy would have ever come back to court? In Minn. you get 30 years and $1 million in fines for 25 grams. This scumbag had 57 POUNDS

 

[scruffy]

.I cannot understand the terms of the release

These leftards judges have to go.

Every last one of em.

 

[Doc7505]

You mean, rather than face state charges on 57 pounds of Meth, he was found with, ICE and Border Patrol want to deport him instead, just to have a number? I can understand the state not wanting him removed from the state, as all local ICE detainees are. I cannot understand the terms of the release:
Without any conditions on release, including but not limited to requiring Petitioner to sign an “Order of Release on Recognizance” or requiring Petitioner to enroll and complete an “Alternatives to Detention” program; d. Without any tracking devices or use of a tracking application; and e. With all clothing and outerwear he was wearing at the time of detention, or other proper winter attire. 6. Respondents shall provide reasonable advance notice to counsel to arrange for a safe release of Petitioner.

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Hmm...., 57lbs., of methamphetamine worth between $1 to 2 million on the street and the judge didn't call for at least the same numbers for bail?
Obviously this wasn't his first rodeo, and has a record longer than my arm.
Guess the judge will get his cut from the profits by letting him free.

 

[scruffy]

You don't get 50 pounds of meth unless you're a high ranking gang member.

These "judges" are completely nuts.

 

[excalibur]

DO you honestly think this guy would have ever come back to court? In Minn. you get 30 years and $1 million in fines for 25 grams. This scumbag had 57 POUNDS

Yet he was let free by a state judge.

 

[pknopp]

<~~~~~~~~~~>
Hmm...., 57lbs., of methamphetamine worth between $1 to 2 million on the street and the judge didn't call for at least the same numbers for bail?
Obviously this wasn't his first rodeo, and has a record longer than my arm.
Guess the judge will get his cut from the profits by letting him free.

Where is it stated he even got bail? What is his record? Nowhere does it state he was to go free. Unless of course ICE simply deported him.

 

[pknopp]

Yet he was let free by a state judge.

No he wasn't. You have been trained to lie.

 

[scruffy]

No he wasn't. You have been trained to lie.

57 pounds of meth?

He shouldn't have walked out of that courtroom.

You think if Hillary was arrested with 57 pounds of meth she'd make bail?

 

[candycorn]

Yet he was let free by a state judge.

Earlier you said:

Then a Federal judge ordered him released.

hmmm...

 

[pknopp]

57 pounds of meth?

He shouldn't have walked out of that courtroom.

You think if Hillary was arrested with 57 pounds of meth she'd make bail?

He never got to the courtroom. ICE took him.

What bail?

 

[scruffy]

He never got to the courtroom. ICE took him.

Good. One less drug lord on the street.

Pot heads are funny, but speed freaks are downright scary.

 

[candycorn]

Good. One less drug lord on the street.

Pot heads are funny, but speed freaks are downright scary.

You said you've been doing drugs since you were 9 years old...are you funny or scary?

 

[pknopp]

Good. One less drug lord on the street.

Pot heads are funny, but speed freaks are downright scary.

ICE deports. He would be on the streets.

 

[Seymour Flops]

I can find where someone being prosecuted was grabbed by ICE it was condemned because now, how does he get tried?

I haven't found anything about a judge releasing him.

Do we just deport him?

Hennepin County attorney criticizes ICE courthouse arrests, warns of impact on court participation

Yes, of course we just deport him, if he is here illegally.

Why is that a question?

 

[pknopp]

Yes, of course we just deport him, if he is here illegally.

Why is that a question?

Wow.