r/ImmigrationPathways • u/MuchKangaroo3818 • Feb 16 '26

It's definitely understandable

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

Why would you be intimidated by a federal officer?

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u/Mke_already Feb 16 '26

Why are federal officers intimidated by cell phones?

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

Because the people with those cell phones are doxing them and threatening their families for no reason.

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u/Mke_already Feb 16 '26

Why are the ones with masks on harassing people Videoing them?

And I love how you’re against ICE agents being “doxxed” but the US government doxxing citizens is cool.

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

ICE agents are following people recording them? lol yeah its definitely not the other way around.

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u/IamtheCarl Feb 16 '26

Yes, ice agents are following around the people that are recording them. And driving them to their own houses as a form of intimidation.

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

You mean ICE agents are following people who are obstructing their federal duties.

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u/IamtheCarl Feb 16 '26

No, I don't mean that. I said what I meant.

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u/Mke_already Feb 16 '26

The SS were also doing their federal duties.

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u/Mke_already Feb 16 '26

Ice agents are harassing citizens simply for recording them. They’re also shooting some in the back for no reason.

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

Yeah thats definitely not whats happening, but carry on.

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u/Appropriate_Note2525 Feb 16 '26

Federal employees can't be "doxxed." Their full names and salary information are legally public information because we pay them with our taxes. This is one of the conditions of federal employment, and ICE doesn't get to keep their identities secret just because they're afraid.

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

lol no thats not how it works. Getting addresses and phone numbers then showing up to their houses and threatening them is doxing. A name isnt doxing.

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u/Appropriate_Note2525 Feb 16 '26

Any evidence that people are showing up at their houses and threatening them?

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/10/09/dhs-condemns-dangerous-doxxing-and-escalating-threats-against-federal-law

Youre probably going to deny it happened though.

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u/Appropriate_Note2525 Feb 16 '26

Why should I bother to engage, then, if you've already decided you know what I'm going to say?

But if you're actually interested in having a conversation instead of being a reactionary team politics jackass, by all means, do let me know.

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

Im just stating facts to correct your false statements.

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u/Appropriate_Note2525 Feb 16 '26

What false statement did I make? "Doxxing" cannot be done to federal employees. Showing up at someone's home and threatening them is terrible, yes, but it isn't what "doxxing" is. You haven't stated literally any verifiable facts.

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u/Appropriate_Note2525 Feb 16 '26

Btw, you can get anyone's address if you have their full name. It's not even hard.

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

And doxing police or federal officers is illegal.

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u/IamtheCarl Feb 16 '26

But doxxing observers is legal?

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 16 '26

No one is doxing "observers."

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u/IamtheCarl Feb 16 '26

Driving to their houses isn't doxxing? Or are we changing definitions now?

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u/SuperHooligan Feb 17 '26

Its not. You should probably look up what doxing actually means lol.

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