Promise made: mass deportation

[Winehole23]

Trump is hurting a lot of good people needlessly

[Winehole23]

the idea that we have to get racial revenge for the Reagan Amnesty right now,

is crazypants far right for starters

[ChumpDumper]

Same dude, right?

https://x.com/atrupar/status/1936088580725583936

[Winehole23]

ers who did this should be prosecuted all the way up the chain of command

this is evil ery, this young man was beloved in his community and brought honor to it

For 19-year-old Emerson Colindres, it was supposed to be a routine check-in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.It turned out to be a trap.He never returned home.

Colindres, who came to the United States with his family more than a decade ago to escape the violence in their native Honduras, was detained by ICE on June 4, just days after the talented student and soccer player graduated from high school in Cincinnati. Colindres, whose teammates said was one of the greatest players they met on the field, dreamed of continuing his sports career and hoped to attend a university. He did not have a criminal record, according to the Butler County Sheriff’s Office.

In the span of two weeks, Colindres went from celebrating his graduation to being detained by ICE to then being deported to a country where he has not lived since he was 8 years old.

He is not the only law-abiding high school student who has been targeted by ICE. Immigration enforcement around the country has also swept up students in New York City, as well as in Milford, Massachusetts.

“Sadly, he’s not the only one. I think there are a lot of Emersons in the same situation right now,” Bryan Williams, Colindres’ coach at the Cincy Galaxy soccer club, said ahead of the young man’s deportation. “They’re all the same story, someone who was here doing everything they were asked, trying to make a better life for themselves and their family, and now they’re being detained somewhere.”

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna212566

[Winehole23]

only 100 years ago

Worth noting that back in the 1920s many localities were filled with mask wearing vigilantes, many of whom were also police officers, who sought to rid the nation of foreign “contaminants.” That group was the Klan and they targeted Catholics, Jews, Black people, and Mexicans.

[Winehole23]

Oregon, 1923

Sounds kinda like Trump

[Winehole23]

[Winehole23]

Eight immigration courts line the fourth-floor hallway of the downtown Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building. On the walls: boot prints of ICE agents.

But on World Refugee Day, masked immigration agents weren’t leaning against the off-white walls, waiting to grab people. They scattered Friday after seeing a clergy delegation led by Bishop-elect Michael Pham.

“Like the story of Moses and Exodus, the Red Sea parted,” said observer Scott Reid of the immigrant-aiding San Diego Organizing Project.

Said another observer: “We’ve never seen the hallways cleared out so quickly.”

The result: Nobody was detained as immigration lawyers said would happen.

https://timesofsandiego.com/life/202...gration-court/

[Winehole23]

Co-President Rubio lost the first round of his neo-McCarthyist fight against the 1st Amendment

[Winehole23]

Angelenos got solidarity for the lives interrupted and threatened by Trump's immigration raids

Street vendors like Maritza have stopped working or gone into hiding since immigration raids began June 6, disrupting part of the city’s 50,000-person vending workforce and prompting grassroots efforts to provide emergency financial support.


Los Angeles street vendors generate an estimated $504 million in economic activity, according to the Los Angeles Street Vending Coalition. About 10,000 of those vendors sell food, and the majority are Latinx women, many of them seniors, according to a 2019 analysis by Waging Nonviolence.


In response to the financial impact this is having on vendors and their families, Angelenos are “buying out” street vendors in an act of solidarity. The response ranges from individuals supporting their local vendor to neighborhood-level efforts to raise and distribute mutual aid, and a citywide fundraising effort by the LA Street Vendor Campaign. Combined, these efforts have raised at least $110,000.

https://lapublicpress.org/2025/06/st...ter-ice-raids/

[Blake]

ers who did this should be prosecuted all the way up the chain of command

this is evil ery, this young man was beloved in his community and brought honor to it

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna212566

Like you said, sadists loving it

[DarrinS]

Cry harder

[velik_m]

only 100 years ago

He did say, that's when America was at its best. When he talks about making America great again, he talks about the gilded age and going back to that. So that's what Americans voted for.

[Winehole23]

Cry harder

you're a sadist

because of the sadism, y'all are losing politically on this issue, big time

[Winehole23]

He did say, that's when America was at its best. When he talks about making America great again, he talks about the gilded age and going back to that. So that's what Americans voted for.

1.5% margin

democracy operates across time and ins utions. the will of the people isn't just how they voted in the last election.

[Winehole23]

it is funny how many people affiliated with the secret police have had to say "stop making fun of the secret police, the guy in the tac vest that covers him like a training bra is a hero, he tracked down and subdued two ho e orderlies using only the W-2 forms they file annually"

[velik_m]

1.5% margin

democracy operates across time and ins utions. the will of the people isn't just how they voted in the last election.

Lol, elections. keep hanging on to that dream, while the revolution is in full swing.

Herein lies the difference between the National Socialist Revolution and other revolutions, with the exception of the Fascist Revolution in Italy. The National Socialist Revolution was almost entirely a bloodless proceeding. When the party took over power in Germany, after overthrowing the very formidable obstacles that had stood in its way, it did so without causing any damage whatsoever to property. I can say with a certain amount of pride that this was the first revolution in which not even a window-pane was broken.

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This absence of bloodshed and destruction was made possible solely because we had adopted a principle which not only guided our conduct in the past but which we shall also never forget in the future. This principle was that the purpose of a revolution, or of any general change in the condition of public affairs, cannot be to produce chaos but only to replace what is bad by subs uting something better. In such cases, however, something better must be ready at hand. On the 30th. of January four years ago, when the venerable President of the Reich sent for me and entrusted me with the task of forming a new Cabinet, we had already come through a strenuous struggle in our efforts to obtain supreme political control over the State. All the means employed in carrying on that struggle were strictly within the law as it then stood and the protagonists in the fight were the National Socialists. Before the new State could be actually established and promulgated, the idea of it and the model for its organization had already existed within the framework of our party. All the fundamental principles on which the new Reich was to be constructed were the principles and ideas already embodied in the National Socialist Party.

As a result of the cons utional struggle to win over our German fellow-countrymen to our side the party had established its predominance in the Reichstag and for a whole year before it actually assumed power it already had the right to demand this power for itself, even according to the principles of the parliamentary-democratic system. But it was essential for the National Socialist Revolution that this party should put forward demands which of themselves would involve a real revolutionary change in the principles and ins utions of government hitherto in force.

When certain individuals who were blind to the actual state of affairs thought that they could refuse to submit to the practical application of the principles of the movement which had been entrusted with the government of the Reich, then, but not until then, the party used an iron hand to make these illegal disturbers of the peace bend their stubborn necks before the laws of the new National Socialist Reich and Government.

With this act the National Socialist Revolution came to an end. For as soon as the party had taken over power, and this new condition of affairs was consolidated, I looked upon it as a matter of course that the Revolution should be transformed into an evolution.

The new development which now set in, however, meant that there had to be a new orientation not merely of our ideas but also in regard to the practical policy which we had to carry out. Even today certain individuals who have fallen in the march of events refuse to adapt themselves to this change. They cannot understand it because it is beyond their mental horizon or outside the sphere of their egotistic interests. Our National Socialist teaching has undoubtedly a revolutionizing effect in many spheres of life and has interfered and acted under the revolutionary impulse.

The main plank in the National Socialist program is to abolish the liberalistic concept of the individual and the Marxist concept of humanity and to subs ute therefore the folk community, rooted in the soil and bound together by the bond of its common blood. A very simple statement; but it involves a principle that has tremendous consequences.
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https://research.calvin.edu/german-p...ve/hitler1.htm

When half your population hates democracy and freedom and rule of law and cries out for a dictator, democracy is already dead.

[Winehole23]

whoopsie, forgot to put the car in park

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLIivwryuZk/

[Winehole23]

Lol, elections. keep hanging on to that dream, while the revolution is in full swing.



https://research.calvin.edu/german-p...ve/hitler1.htm

When half your population hates democracy and freedom and rule of law and cries out for a dictator, democracy is already dead.

The system we had is outmoded by events, no doubt about it -- I'm with you on the revolution being in full swing

Our first best chance to get out of this mess is elections, troubled as that looks from the vantage of the present

[Winehole23]

50 states and 330 million people won't be easy to control

Trumplandia winning the revolution is far from a given

[velik_m]

Migrants Under a System Where They Assume 'Responsibility' For Them

President Donald Trump said on Friday that farmers may be able to keep employing undo ented migrant workers without fearing enforcement raids under a system in which they would take "responsibility" for them.

"We're looking at doing something where in the case of good, reputable farmers, they can take responsibility for the people that they hire, and let them have responsibility, because we can't put the farms out of business, and at the same time, we don't want to hurt people that aren't criminals," Trump told press on Friday.

It was not immediately clear how the system would work, and is the latest of several changes of tune regarding the matter.

Trump suggested last week that migrants working in industries like farming would be exempted from enforcement raids given the disproportionate impact that enforcement operations could have in the economy and the industry.

...

https://www.latintimes.com/trump-now...-assume-585388

[Winehole23]

https://www.latintimes.com/trump-now...-assume-585388

President Miller will veto just like he did with Trump's previous carve out

[Winehole23]

This guy won his lawsuit

Even in normal times, the US ends up deporting US citizens; how much greater the danger now

Due process is needed to make sure Americans aren't detained and deported

A Florida man is suing the top cop in the Florida Keys, claiming the sheriff wrongly arrested him on a federal immigration hold.

Peter Sean Brown said he was three days away from being deported to Jamaica, even though he was born in Philadelphia.

He blames Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay.[

“It was a very powerless situation,” Brown said outside the federal courthouse in downtown Miami. “As a citizen, you don’t think it is really possible, because that’s everything against what we are raised to believe that our country stands for."

The saga dates back to 2018 when Brown, who was on probation from a previous arrest, failed a drug test and reported to the Monroe County Jail on a probation violation. Brown assumed he would be quickly release, but was told by the Monroe County Sheriff's Office that he was going remain jailed after the office received an immigration detainer for him from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Brown learned he would be deported to Jamaica, a country he visited once on a cruise. Brown repeatedly asserted he was a U.S. citizen, born in Philadelphia and raised in New Jersey, and claimed they had the "wrong guy" — claims that were ignored by jail officers.

A 19-page complaint against Monroe County jailers accuse staffers of mocking him, telling him in a Jamaican accent that "everything was gonna be alright." It also claims officer sang him the theme song to the TV show "The Fresh Prince of Belair" — which includes the lyrics "West Philadelphia born and raised." The complaint alleges officers told Brown that they didn't care about what evidence he had to prove his citizenship because if ICE wanted to deport him, "they would oblige."

https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/...ation/3311786/

[Winehole23]

court ruled MCSO violated Ramsay's 4th Amendment rights

Ramsay’s attorney explained that local law enforcement agencies only need three immigration do ents, including a warrant and a removal order, to hold an inmate on an ICE detainer.

“When you have those three things present….there is no law that requires you to investigate further,” attorney Andrew Jolly told the judge.

Jolly, who is representing Sheriff Ramsay, told the judge ICE had bad information and the sheriff had nothing to do with it.

Brown’s lawyer argued the sheriff didn’t take even one step to look into the misidentification, and holding him for ICE was a violation of the U.S. Cons ution’s Fourth Amendment, protecting against unreasonable searches and seizures.

Brown said the third ICE agent he came in contact with listened to his story and started the ball rolling on clearing up the misidentification.

The matter came to a speedy end when a picture of Brown’s birth certificate was sent to ICE officials.

“I would never have thought that I was going to be three days from deportation to an area that I went to on a cruise once,” Brown said.

[Winehole23]

Trump's thugs think it's assault to ask them questions

I'd like to hear the good government rationale for deporting this well respected and very successful entrepreneur who came here 31 years ago. He has 3 American children and 5 American grandkids.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ger-arrest-ice