The official what will DHS/ICE up today?

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ICE's ethnic cleansing dragnet is ing up residential construction

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ICE runs over man who wasn't their investigative target

https://abc7.com/story/ice-runs-man-...-say/19930189/

...the investigative target died in 2017

In a previous statement, ICE said it attempted a vehicle stop and the two people in the car ran away. The officers tried to apprehend the fleeing men, and “Miguel Parra Hernandez ran in front of an ICE vehicle and was struck,” the ICE spokesperson stated.

The collision left Parra with hip, leg and ankle injuries, including a broken leg, according to his family and representatives.


Afterward, ICE issued a statement that included a headshot of the man it identified as Mendoza-Cervantes with the word “wanted” in capital white letters.


But the daughter of the man identified by ICE as Mendoza-Cervantes told an immigrant civil rights group that the photo was actually of her deceased father.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...ays-rcna603899

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malicious neglect is deadly, classic feature of concentration camps

Estefani Andrade said her dad had a heart condition, along with diabetes and high blood pressure. He had medicine with him when he was detained, but she said staff at the center wouldn’t “give him his medications.”


She also said her dad was sick at the detention facility. He had a cough — which she said was concerning since he was hospitalized for COVID-19 in 2021 and that took a lasting toll on his health — and told her that he wasn’t feeling good. He sought help from the facility’s medical staff but he told her that “they would just ignore him.”

https://www.texastribune.org/2026/10...ad-ice-laredo/

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how does deporting this man make America better?

https://bronx.news12.com/bronx-food-...tained-by-iceh

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ICE hits long Beach man with car and tazes him

Ricardo Gonzalez, a U.S. citizen born in California, was reportedly hit by an unmarked federal vehicle, tased twice and then handcuffed while face down in the gutter

https://lbwatchdog.com/ice-assaulted...s-family-says/

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apparently ICE was randomly checking IDs

“In a free country, no one should be riding their bike in their own neighborhood only to be subjected to an unprovoked assault by a government agent,” Thrash-Ntuk wrote in a statement, adding that Ricardo is an American citizen and a former employee of the city.


“ICE has no place terrorizing our streets or subjecting our residents to random stops and harassment simply because of the color of their skin,” Thrash-Ntuk continued. This lawless chaos demands our universal condemnation.”

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ICE's ethnic cleansing dragnet is ing up residential construction

Any person shocked by this is just dumb

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A 78-year-old Ugandan priest, who spent more than a year in immigration detention, was released from an Aurora facility Tuesday, but he was unable to walk out on his own.

CBS Colorado cameras captured two fellow detainees carrying Edward Nalwamba from the GEO-operated ICE detention facility to his ride after staff reportedly refused to allow him to use a wheelchair beyond the facility's gate.....

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/new...rders-release/


An old priest spends a year in detention while the felon spends no time in jail and becomes president.

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Legal U.S. Resident Dies in ICE Detention

A 56-year-old father of three who died in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention over the weekend was a lawful permanent resident, The Texas Tribune reported Monday.

Emiliano Andrade-Covarrubias was found unconscious in his bed Saturday morning at the Rio Grande Processing Center. ICE had detained Andrade-Covarrubias on June 26, as he was returning to Texas from Mexico through the port of entry in Laredo. The agency claimed that he’d failed to disclose a prior arrest when applying for his green card in 2004.

Andrade-Covarrubias’s daughter, Estefani Andrade, told the Tribune that her father had disclosed his criminal record during his application process and was still approved. Andrade-Covarrubias was scheduled to appear at an immigration court hearing on November 2.

...

https://newrepublic.com/post/216846/...-ice-detention

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got the wrong guy after wrecking his car and terrorizing his kids

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1456944623010878

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worst of the worst

A 78-year-old Ugandan priest, who spent more than a year in immigration detention, was released from an Aurora facility Tuesday, but he was unable to walk out on his own.


CBS Colorado cameras captured two fellow detainees carrying Edward Nalwamba from the GEO-operated ICE detention facility to his ride after staff reportedly refused to allow him to use a wheelchair beyond the facility's gate.


Nalwamba, who has lived in Colorado for more than two decades, was released after a federal judge granted his pe ion challenging his continued detention and ordered immigration officials to free him by Tuesday.

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/new...rders-release/

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filed under "banality of evil"

Trump's campaign of domestic terror depends on greedy local PDs and bloodless functionaries like Officer Alexander

This is a town of three stoplights, five gas stations, five Mexican restaurants, and five churches. It is — or was — 45% Latino.

Yet within a year of the flood, the town’s tiny PD had delivered the equivalent of 10% of Ingram to ICE

https://www.propublica.org/article/d...aron-alexander

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ICE is just hitting people with cars at this point, lying about it every time

When footage of a man being hit by federal immigration officers’ SUV in Northern California became public, the Department of Homeland Security responded by saying the man had jumped on the vehicle’s hood.

Local police raised doubts about federal officials’ account as they announced a criminal investigation into Tuesday morning’s incident involving the pedestrian, 37-year-old Antonio Moreida, citing video footage that contradicted DHS’ statement.

Footage from a nearby surveillance camera, a bystander’s cellphone recording and Moreida’s GoPro, which had already been made public at the time of the agency’s statement, told a different story of what happened on a residential street in Woodland, an agricultural city just outside of Sacramento. The incident is the latest in which DHS’ account has been contradicted by officials and video evidence amid the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other...se/ar-AA2g1b43

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After the incident on Tuesday, Woodland Police Chief Ryan Kinnan said in a statement he found footage of the incident troubling. Investigators were working to gather evidence and statements and to review available audio and video related to the incident, including video taken from multiple perspectives, police said in a Facebook post. Woodland Police didn’t take part in the ICE operation the agents were involved in that morning, police said.

The following day, Woodland Police called DHS’ account “inconsistent.”

“Certain claims made in the DHS statement are inconsistent with the video evidence obtained and reviewed by Woodland Police investigators,” Kinnan said in an update Wednesday. The update said investigators had established, based on video evidence, the pedestrian had been hit by the vehicle driven by ICE agents and that he had not jumped onto the vehicle.

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braindead detainee shackled to her hospital bed

https://tucson.com/news/local/border...c933e2fd6.html

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AZ Judge requests dhs compliance with habeas order for third-country deportee

A clearly frustrated federal judge warned President Donald Trump’s administration it could face contempt sooner rather than later, giving its lawyers just hours to detail every step toward returning an unlawfully deported man.

U.S. District Judge John C. Hinderaker in Arizona issued the sternrulingTuesday in just hours before the government’s next status report was due at 5 p.m. that day under an Oct. 21 order requiring one every weekday. The government had sought to start filing reports every other day explaining why it had not returned the man. That request was denied.


Hinderaker ruled Oct. 6 that the government violated the cons utional rights of Ahmed Mahmoud Soliman, an Egyptian man, by deporting him to Equatorial Guinea in April without notice or a chance to object. An immigration judge had barred sending him to Egypt, where he likely faced torture, the ruling said.

Hinderaker ordered officials to take “all reasonable steps within their control” to bring him back.

The government reported Monday that it had approved parole, temporary permission to enter the country, for Soliman. That permission expires Nov. 11, Tuesday’s order said.

“With a fixed expiration date approaching and eleven steps still outstanding, the need for daily reporting has increased, not diminished,” the judge wrote, rejecting the government’s request to file every other business day.

“A party that fails to take all reasonable steps within its power to comply with a specific and definite order is subject to civil contempt,” Hinderaker wrote.

“The Court does not, at this time, require Defendants to show cause why they should not be held in contempt. The Court sets out these standards so that Defendants understand what the Court will expect if it becomes necessary to revisit the question,” he continued, referring to an order that would make officials explain why they should not be punished.

A party claiming it cannot comply “must show categorically and in detail why he is unable to comply,” Hinderaker wrote, quoting an appeals court ruling.

“[E]ach status report must be supported by a declaration made under penalty of perjury by an individual with personal knowledge of the matters stated,” the judge warned, suggesting possible legal risks for officials who perjure themselves.

Tuesday’s report must list, for each of the 11 remaining steps, every act taken toward it since Monday, who took it by name and le, and the date, the order said.

Hinderaker's order put the government on notice: officials will have to stand behind those sworn details if the judge is forced to revisit contempt.
Tuesday’s report must also give “the projected date of Plaintiff’s departure from Malabo and arrival at the designated port of entry,” the order said. Each report after that must update the timeline for every step, “specifically identifying any date that has changed since the prior report and explaining why it changed."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other...at/ar-AA2gcpD4

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ICE's losing streak in open court continues to gain momentum

gov.uscourts.iand.71471.32.0_1.pdf

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Trump's secret police running amok

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents slashed the tires of a couple who were recording the agents in an incident near Portland, Oregon, earlier this month. The agents then drove away without arresting or talking to the couple, video footage shows.


The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which released the footage today, says it is yet another example of ICE agents retaliating against people for protected First Amendment activity. In an administrative complainton behalf of the anonymous couple, the ACLU and the ACLU of Oregon are demanding an investigation and answers from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) about why agents tailed, boxed in, and "vandalized" the vehicle of a U.S. citizen.

The stunning video does not resemble any sort of normal law enforcement:




"What happened to us is not unique, and that is what is so terrifying," A.P. and M.P., the unnamed husband and wife, said in a statement provided by the ACLU. "We observe and record public ICE activity in order to shine a light on their abusive behavior and to create a record of what our government is up to. Because of that, they are terrorizing us and anyone else who dares to exercise their First Amendment right to hold our government accountable. We hope that sharing our story will bring attention to their reckless and uncons utional attacks on our communities."

https://reason.com/2026/10/29/video-...n-driving-off/

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ICE doesn't know who it's detaining or who dies in its custody

San Diego County Medical Examiner’s (ME) office late Wednesday officially identified the man who died in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody Saturday at the Otay Mesa Detention Center.The name it released, Guillermo Pasqual Verganza, 43, is a Guatemalan national. That was different from what ICE initially released.

In its Oct. 27 notification, ICE said his name was Roberto Jimenez Gutierrez. As of Thursday, the agency still refers to him by that name.

https://www.kpbs.org/news/border-imm...tention-center

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...the investigative target died in 2017

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...ays-rcna603899

Grand jury indicts ICE agent

A Harris County grand jury indicted a federal immigration agent Friday after he was filmed on video running over a fleeing pedestrian during an Oct. 10 vehicle pursuit in Houston.

https://www.texastribune.org/2026/10...charges-texas/

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Trump's kidnapping goons bully and intimidate citizens too

https://abc7.com/story/ice-violently...hows/20001132/

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another US citizen brutalized by Trump's ethnic cleansing thugs

Two months before Zepeda’s 21st birthday, he was hospitalized on Oct. 21 for a broken wrist and bruised face an hour after encountering federal officers, who Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) claims “believed” Zepeda, an American citizen, matched a description of a “criminal illegal alien target.”

When Staine first learned about Zepeda’s injuries that morning, she assumed that he’d been mugged while walking to Santa Maria High School, where he’s enrolled in an adult education program.

“There is nothing that could have caused [ICE] to be aggressive to him, because he’s not in that capacity to disrespect them,” Staine said. “Erik’s not aggressive. He’s not. … He’s so shy. … He’s verbal but doesn’t speak clearly.”

Recalling the incident, Zepeda specified that two masked individuals, with vest labels that read “ICE” and “POLICE,” tackled him to the ground before handcuffing him and placing him in a black vehicle, parked outside JDX Pharmacy on South Broadway—along Zepeda’s walking route to school.

“They asked me three questions,” Zepeda told the Sun. “‘What’s your name? Are you a citizen? And what’s your birthday?’”
After questioning and photographing him, the officers let him go, Zepeda said.

https://www.santamariasun.com/news-2...illegal-alien/

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ICE has been caught out in so many lies, federal magistrates no longer trust them. Instead of having the regularity of their submissions presumed by courts, ICE agents will be called into court for cross-examination.

https://storage.courtlistener.com/re...0035.170.0.pdf

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Trump 2.0 has forfeited a mighty advantage of being the US government by playing fast and loose with the truth in federal courts

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ICE HSI agent Kent Blacklidge, who racially profiled and tackled US citizen Leo Venegas while trespassing at his worksite (the first of Leo's three illegal detainments), was just arrested for rape and child sex crimes. The agent's duties had previously included child sex investigations

https://www.wndu.com/2026/09/07/home...odomy-charges/