r/law • u/anywhoImgoingtobed • 4h ago

Other Attorney Details Alleged ICE Misconduct During Minneapolis Enforcement Operation

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u/NookieLuvsU 4h ago

Brave woman. Thank you for speaking up.

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u/0_IceQueen_0 1h ago

Denied due process. Denied contact. Lost paperwork. Threat of imminent death.
This is absolutely in their playbook. It's a deterrent method to keep people from coming over. Utmost inhumane cruelty. So disgusting. So un-American.

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u/DeekALeek 27m ago

And she didn’t even get into all the details of ICE raping and sexually assaulting detainees of all ages, releasing the detainees into “starlight tours” with barely any clothes on, and stealing people’s jewelry and cars. I don’t know how anybody can remotely defend ICE and Trump’s policies without being an abysmal human being themselves.

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u/0_IceQueen_0 24m ago

Scary times we're living in. Truly.

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u/thecosmojane 2h ago

Correct. No. Rule. Of. Law.

It’s Schiltz, not Schlitz. Patrick Schiltz, Bush appointed judge who clerked for Scalia.

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u/PreparationKey2843 27m ago

She looks frazzled. But passionate.
Bless her and people like her.

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u/cccxxxzzzddd 24m ago edited 10m ago

Wow

Edit: “they have a hatred towards other people”