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

[Toddsterpatriot]

"Process" Q-NUT?
Sure..............

Immigration courts thrown into chaos as Trump ...​

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Dec 6, 2025 — So far this year, the Trump administration has dismissed at least 98 of the approximately 700 immigration judges who were on the bench, according to the National Association of Immigration Judges, an organization that advocates for independent immigration courts.

Dozens more have retired or resigned. The diminishing headcount and mounting backlog of cases is fueling further disorder at immigration courts already roiled by masked federal agents detaining migrants and reduced pathways to legal status.

See above, RETARD.

It was funny when he shot those 3 felons.
Killed 2, disarmed (hehe) the third.

 

[berg80]

I didn't say how he used it.
I said why he brough it.

And it was illegally purchased, and not brought for self protection.

It's a sign of the gun sickness in this country when an adolescent can openly stroll down the street with an assault weapon and not be arrested.

 

[scruffy]

It's a sign of the gun sickness in this country when an adolescent can openly stroll down the street with an assault weapon and not be arrested.

You'll be singing a different tune in a few years. Just wait, you'll see.

 

[postman]

And yet they didn't actually do anything. Keep harping on words instead of actions.

Look at the gun grabbing in Virginia going on, actual ACTIONS you limey cuck..

Actually they did. They used it as the reason the DOJ isn't investigating civil rights violations.

 

[martybegan]

Actually they did. They used it as the reason the DOJ isn't investigating civil rights violations.

Nope.

Of course you don't link because you know you are lying.

 

[berg80]

Actually they did. They used it as the reason the DOJ isn't investigating civil rights violations.

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

 

[postman]

Nope.

Of course you don't link because you know you are lying.

You didn't link to you denial.

That's how I know you're lying.

 

[martybegan]

You didn't link to you denial.

That's how I know you're lying.

Not doing your work for you, limey.

 

[Correll]

As pathetic replies to evidence your head is up your ass go, that was a doozy.

Your inability to address my counterpoints, we all saw.

Including you.

 

[berg80]

Your inability to address my counterpoints, we all saw.

Calling the garbage you posted "counterpoints" is far too generous.

 

[Frankenstein]

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.

Well democrats want no face masks to dox agents, shoe looks like it was put on the other foot and dems don't like it

 

[berg80]

Well democrats want no face masks to dox agents, shoe looks like it was put on the other foot and dems don't like it

The anonymity masks afford allow ICE agents to routinely abuse their authority, break the law, and violate court orders without fear of accountability.

 

[dblack]

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.

There's a culture war to win!!!!

 

[scruffy]

The anonymity masks afford allow ICE agents to routinely abuse their authority, break the law, and violate court orders without fear of accountability.

You don't need a mask to do that. Democrats prove it every day.

 

[Frankenstein]

The anonymity masks afford allow ICE agents to routinely abuse their authority, break the law, and violate court orders without fear of accountability.

It keeps dimwits like yourself from doxing them and putting their families in danger asshat

 

[berg80]

It keeps dimwits like yourself from doxing them and putting their families in danger asshat

Now you're concerned with doxing?

Judges in Trump-related cases face unprecedented wave of threats​

Judges in Trump-related cases face unprecedented wave of threats

Judges and prosecutors are facing repeated threats of violence as they handle cases related to Trump, interviews and documents reveal. The wave of intimidation follows the ex-president’s attacks on judges as corrupt and biased – and some worry it threatens America’s long tradition of judicial...

www.cnbc.com

Judges who ruled against Trump say harassment and threats have changed their lives​

Judges who ruled against Trump say harassment and threats have changed their lives

More than 100 pizzas were delivered to the homes of judges and their families this year, some with signs of foreign involvement. Judges say the message is clear: We know where you live.

www.nbcnews.com

The violent political threats public officials are facing amid Trump's legal woes​

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/01/12/trump-legal-public-official-threats-00135084

 

[Frankenstein]

Now you're concerned with doxing?

Judges in Trump-related cases face unprecedented wave of threats​

Judges in Trump-related cases face unprecedented wave of threats

Judges and prosecutors are facing repeated threats of violence as they handle cases related to Trump, interviews and documents reveal. The wave of intimidation follows the ex-president’s attacks on judges as corrupt and biased – and some worry it threatens America’s long tradition of judicial...

www.cnbc.com

Judges who ruled against Trump say harassment and threats have changed their lives​

Judges who ruled against Trump say harassment and threats have changed their lives

More than 100 pizzas were delivered to the homes of judges and their families this year, some with signs of foreign involvement. Judges say the message is clear: We know where you live.

www.nbcnews.com

The violent political threats public officials are facing amid Trump's legal woes​

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/01/12/trump-legal-public-official-threats-00135084

In June 2022, 26-year-old
Nicholas Roske was arrested near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's Maryland home while armed with a gun, knife, and burglary tools, intending to kill him. The suspect, upset over the leaked draft overturning Roe v. Wade and gun laws, called 911 on himself and pleaded guilty in 2025 to attempting to assassinate a justice.
Spare me punk

 

[toobfreak]

ICE’s Unconstitutional Double Standard for Protesters

Proof positive that Trump is winning
and making America better when the Left
become totally unglued and begin
falling apart and cracking up.

A beautiful thing to watch.

 

[toobfreak]

Protesting their actions isn't. Ooooops. That is a 1st A right.

Hey BUNGHOLE, you have a right to watch and peacefully assemble from the sidewalk, not get in their face, interfere, block them, ram them with your car, harass them and start a fight with them.

If this were an actual police state, you'd already in arrested and in jail beaten head to toe (if not worse), just for your post and smarmy accusations.

What a shame these brave men must put their lives on the line protecting YOU from rapists, murderers and gang members.

 

[toobfreak]

Just to be clear, we aren't talking about the J6 mob.

I hope not. J6 was a peaceful assembly until attacked by the Cap Police with incendiary bombs exploding in the crowd injuring people. It is all on video.

We're talking about people in MN who blow whistles,

Hurl insults, scream, get in their face, block traffic, stalk them, hit them with cars, get attacked and mobbed. That too is all on video

film ICE using excessive force like shooting Pretti 10 times,

You mean they knew in advance he would be shot? Too bad he wasn't shot 20 times then.

and take children away from parents.

You mean rescue kids left there abandoned. Please, asswipe, you just embarrass yourself repeating these old, long disproven LIES.