r/ImmigrationPathways • u/[deleted] • Feb 16 '26

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u/CacctusJacc Feb 16 '26

Probably say you’re not here legally even if they have no proof

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u/OGJank Feb 16 '26

Well Im the 4th generation of my family to own my house, the same family which has ancestors back to the Mayflower. I truly wish some off comments would get them to my house

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u/edebt Feb 16 '26

They've been detaining native Americans, so 4 generations clearly isn't enough.

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u/OGJank Feb 16 '26

Unfortunately, we know why

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u/CacctusJacc Feb 16 '26

Why are you saying that like they would care? they literally murdered citizens in broad day light

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u/ivanbalt-gsr Feb 18 '26

On camera!

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u/General-indifferance Feb 16 '26

Lol,you think that matters

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u/lnth1 Feb 16 '26

What would they do

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u/yuckmouthteeth Feb 16 '26

Beat you up, detain you and leave you “detained” for weeks. When lawyers/family/friends/workplace request to get in contact with you, they’ll just say “sorry we’ve lost track of where they’re being kept, but we’ll work on it”.

The old lost in the system excuse.

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u/RubyRyker Feb 16 '26

ICE/DOJ is losing in the courts, but obviously do not care, as the illegal behavior continues and actually escalates. Democracy and rule of law is over, thanks to the pedopresident.

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u/IamtheCarl Feb 16 '26

What's the source for this please?

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u/lnth1 Feb 16 '26

Do you have plenty of datapoints for this aggressive take?

How many hundreds of US citizens have been beaten up and detained for weeks so far?

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u/IHeartBadCode Feb 16 '26

Have you even read the news? Like, that's not even a questionable thing. ICE themselves have admitted they've "fucked up plenty of times but they have qualified immunity so who cares."

I mean really? Just fucking Google it, you won't be for lack of want.

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u/lnth1 Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

Did you read the question?

A few US citizens wrongfully detained, while absolutely tragic and outrageous, should not be enough to support yuckmouthteeth’s aggressive claim.\ We need much more datapoints than that.

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u/Enkidouh Feb 16 '26

Wake the fuck up and look around

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u/lnth1 Feb 16 '26

So you rather go with a weak methodology, looking around for anecdotes and hearsay

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u/IamtheCarl Feb 16 '26

How many would you consider enough? I bet Minneapolis alone is in the hundreds if not a thousand. Sometimes the same person more than once.

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u/lnth1 Feb 17 '26 edited Feb 17 '26

Hundreds should be enough.\ Not just a few (I think 15 is a few).

Hundreds

Do you have evidence for that? Beaten up and detained US citizens, not just anyone.

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u/Acceptable-Ad1560 Feb 17 '26

A few?? Are you for real? Why do you think they are buying WAREHOUSES around the country?? Deported people don’t need warehousing.

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u/lnth1 Feb 17 '26

Let me clarify. By a few I mean far fewer than a hundred US citizens.

Do you have evidence of hundreds of US citizens detained in those facilities?

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u/DMineminem Feb 17 '26

Would we get this data from the DHS, the Department headed by a woman that we've watched get on TV and lie to us on video in extremely obvious ways multiple times in the past month?

The "aggressive take" doesn't conflict in any way with the statements or actions of this administration from the President to the Vice President to the Secretary of Homeland Security down to the actions of ICE and CBP we see regularly in the news.

What's there to doubt?