This is the kind of thing you see in police states.

[Manonthestreet]

Imagine people wanting to use free speech to stop authoritarianism.

It’s like the whole story of this country’s founding. Not that you guys give a shit about the principles of our nation.

Enforcing laws is not libs strong point......now go surge to the border and don't come back no more no more no more

 

[berg80]

This thread is about ICE response to your side's obstruction and RESIST.

No it isn't. It's about ICE's unconstitutional response to legal protests.

ICE Agents Menaced Minnesota Protesters at Their Homes, Filings Say​

On a subzero Tuesday last month, Daniel Woo, a 29-year-old sound designer incensed by the Trump administration’s immigration surge in Minnesota, drove to a St. Paul supermarket parking lot to monitor federal agents gathered there.

A gray SUV turned out of the lot. Mr. Woo checked in with his fellow monitors, a network of civilians tracking agents’ movements and alerting potential targets. The group confirmed the vehicle had been associated with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

Mr. Woo followed as it traveled through the city. The SUV reached a freeway and headed west, and Mr. Woo became suspicious. He felt he knew where it was going. And sure enough, the SUV soon reached his neighborhood in Plymouth, Minn., about 40 minutes from where it had started, and pulled up in front of his house.

“They just came over to intimidate me,” Mr. Woo said in an interview this week. “To say, ‘We know where you live.’”

His was not an isolated experience. Among nearly 100 sworn statements filed in federal court on Friday are more than a dozen accounts like Mr. Woo’s, in which federal agents deployed to Minnesota singled out protesters, finding the addresses of their homes and showing up there.

It is not entirely clear how the agents determined the monitors’ home addresses; some assumed the agents had used their vehicles’ license plates. But whatever the case, the sworn statements describe a remarkable projection of police power.

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www.nytimes.com

We both know if federal agents showed up at the homes of people protesting policies enacted by a Dem admin you'd be screaming about it at the top of your lungs. Rightly so.

 

[Manonthestreet]

play stupid games win stupid prizes.....What you and your fellow criminal lovers should do is glue yourself to the streets in large illegal conclaves to protect em

 

[Hafar1014]

ICE’s Unconstitutional Double Standard for Protesters

On Jan. 15, White House Border Czar Tom Homan told Laura Ingraham during a Fox News interview that he is “pushing for” the federal government to create a “database” of people arrested during demonstrations against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). In Homan’s words, “we’re gonna make them famous. We’re gonna put their faces on TV. We’re gonna let their employers, and their neighborhoods, and their schools, know who these people are.”

Reporting suggests that Homan’s database may already be a reality—and not just for people whose protest activity leads to arrest. On Jan. 23, an anti-ICE protester captured an ICE agent on video explaining that he was taking pictures of the protester’s car, “’cause we have a nice little database and now you’re considered a domestic terrorist. So have fun with that.” Ken Klippenstein reported that a federal official directly involved with the program confirmed that the database exists and that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has ordered immigration officers to collect information about anyone filming their activities.

However, DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin subsequently disavowed the existence of the database, while other reporting suggests that the “database” may be decentralized and disorganized at this point.

Regardless of its current status, the intent behind such a database is troubling: to strike back against recent efforts to film, follow, and monitor ICE agents and publicize their identities. As Homan said, “If they want to broadcast the ICE officer that was nearly killed all over the internet [presumably referring to the ICE agent who shot and killed Renée Macklin Good in Minneapolis], we’re gonna broadcast every one of these people we arrest.”

Homan is drawing a false equivalency between what protesters are doing—filming law enforcement officers doing their duties in public, following them to monitor those activities, and publishing recordings that disclose agents’ names, faces, and badge numbers—and what the government is doing: arresting people for this activity, creating a government-controlled list of ICE protesters, and preparing to use this information to lean on private parties in hopes that the private parties will then punish the protesters in ways the government cannot.

ICE’s Unconstitutional Double Standard for Protesters

DHS’s threats to create a database of anti-ICE protesters raise troubling First Amendment concerns.

www.lawfaremedia.org

Police states are known to use surveillance of their citizens as a means of controlling the population. Protests, exercises of free speech, media that questions authority, authoritarian governments don't like those things. Attempts are made to stifle dissent. For instance, unfriendly media outlets and individual reporters are targeted. Protesters are attacked by the police and files are kept on them. Not that anything like that would happen here.

Violent protests funded by left wing socialist and communist groups isnt free speech. Its an attack on American culture. Its mob rule funded by democrat supporters to divert us from the welfare fraud scandals in Minn and CA and the astounding success of Trumps economy

 

[Correll]

Imagine people wanting to use free speech to stop authoritarianism.

PHYSICALLY obstructing police operations is not SPEECH.

The use of horns and whistles is not either.

These are attempts to use a form of FORCE, to prevent the police from deporting illegals.


That you have to lie about what is going on, is your brain dealing with that fact that it knows you are supporting the wrong side, the BAD SIDE.

It’s like the whole story of this country’s founding. Not that you guys give a shit about the principles of our nation.

Now, you are being a bit more honest. This is very much like the early days of hte Revolution, with the want a be revolutionaries, slowing working their way up to WAR.

In war, people die. You start a war, don't cry like a little girl when your side takes losses.

 

[Correll]

No it isn't. It's about ICE's unconstitutional response to legal protests.

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Obstruction is not legal protest.

Neither for that matter is local governements working AGAINST the federal government.


When you lie like that, you are revealing that you feel a NEED to lie, to make it look like you are on the RIGHT SIDE OF THIS ISSUE.

Which means, that on some level, you realize that you are one the WRONG side of the issue.

 

[Manonthestreet]

every illegal protection "protest" turns riotous and or tries to protect illegals and then spins out of control

Siege and socialism: Photographer captures the consequences of sanctuary policy in the Twin Cities | AlphaNews.org

Chris Birt, a Minnesota photographer and consultant, spoke with Liz Collin about his recent work during weeks of anti-ICE protests and riots.

alphanews.org

Don't forget MPLS is Somaliville central.....in other words a shithole

 

[Anathema]

ICE’s Unconstitutional Double Standard for Protesters

On Jan. 15, White House Border Czar Tom Homan told Laura Ingraham during a Fox News interview that he is “pushing for” the federal government to create a “database” of people arrested during demonstrations against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). In Homan’s words, “we’re gonna make them famous. We’re gonna put their faces on TV. We’re gonna let their employers, and their neighborhoods, and their schools, know who these people are.”

Reporting suggests that Homan’s database may already be a reality—and not just for people whose protest activity leads to arrest. On Jan. 23, an anti-ICE protester captured an ICE agent on video explaining that he was taking pictures of the protester’s car, “’cause we have a nice little database and now you’re considered a domestic terrorist. So have fun with that.” Ken Klippenstein reported that a federal official directly involved with the program confirmed that the database exists and that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has ordered immigration officers to collect information about anyone filming their activities.

However, DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin subsequently disavowed the existence of the database, while other reporting suggests that the “database” may be decentralized and disorganized at this point.

Regardless of its current status, the intent behind such a database is troubling: to strike back against recent efforts to film, follow, and monitor ICE agents and publicize their identities. As Homan said, “If they want to broadcast the ICE officer that was nearly killed all over the internet [presumably referring to the ICE agent who shot and killed Renée Macklin Good in Minneapolis], we’re gonna broadcast every one of these people we arrest.”

Homan is drawing a false equivalency between what protesters are doing—filming law enforcement officers doing their duties in public, following them to monitor those activities, and publishing recordings that disclose agents’ names, faces, and badge numbers—and what the government is doing: arresting people for this activity, creating a government-controlled list of ICE protesters, and preparing to use this information to lean on private parties in hopes that the private parties will then punish the protesters in ways the government cannot.

ICE’s Unconstitutional Double Standard for Protesters

DHS’s threats to create a database of anti-ICE protesters raise troubling First Amendment concerns.

www.lawfaremedia.org

Police states are known to use surveillance of their citizens as a means of controlling the population. Protests, exercises of free speech, media that questions authority, authoritarian governments don't like those things. Attempts are made to stifle dissent. For instance, unfriendly media outlets and individual reporters are targeted. Protesters are attacked by the police and files are kept on them. Not that anything like that would happen here.

Excellent. Good for them. It’s exactly what they should be doing. Record every name, address, vehicle ID, etc…

 

[luiza]

This is the kind of thing you see in police states.​

Burger once again on his own as he strangely gives us his American Traitor performance once again .

What is wrong with this embittered old man that he has to spend all of his fading energy on supporting illegals rather than those who are used and abused by those very same people .

OP is truly an enemy of the people

 

[Manonthestreet]

Libs are panicked their voter base is being eroded with deportations

Just One House Democrat Voted In Favor of Voter ID to Prove Citizenship

Only one House Democrat voted in favor of legislation that would require voter ID to prove citizenship in elections.

www.breitbart.com

 

[Manonthestreet]

 

[Marener]

PHYSICALLY obstructing police operations is not SPEECH.

The use of horns and whistles is not either.

These are attempts to use a form of FORCE, to prevent the police from deporting illegals.


That you have to lie about what is going on, is your brain dealing with that fact that it knows you are supporting the wrong side, the BAD SIDE.


Now, you are being a bit more honest. This is very much like the early days of hte Revolution, with the want a be revolutionaries, slowing working their way up to WAR.

In war, people die. You start a war, don't cry like a little girl when your side takes losses.

You're just gobbling up the fascist propaganda.

That's not what this is about. They don't need a database of people breaking the law. We already have that. It's the court docket.

This is about building a database of people who aren't committing crimes to be known as enemies of the fascists authoritarians.

 

[Manonthestreet]

 

[berg80]

The use of horns and whistles is not either.

These are attempts to use a form of FORCE, to prevent the police from deporting illegals.

That's the craziest thing any of you halfwits have said.............this morning.

 

[jknowgood]

Says who?

They are impeding federal agents from doing their job. With violence, what do you call that?

 

[jknowgood]

Wow, how embarrassing for you.

If you think that behavior is just, how embarrassing for you. You beat your spouse before you leave the house?

 

[Marener]

They are impeding federal agents from doing their job. With violence, what do you call that?

Who determined they were impeding federal agents from doing their jobs?

 

[jknowgood]

Who determined they were impeding federal agents from doing their jobs?

What do you call blocking the roads and blowing whistles in their ears to confuse them while trying to do their job. Protesting is standing and letting your voice be heard.

 

[Marener]

What do you call blocking the roads and blowing whistles in their ears to confuse them while trying to do their job. Protesting is standing and letting your voice be heard.

Who said that's what all these citizens are doing?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Imagine people wanting to use free speech to stop authoritarianism.

It’s like the whole story of this country’s founding. Not that you guys give a shit about the principles of our nation.

Imagine whiny leftards resisting law enforcement and protecting criminals.
It's easy if you try.