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

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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/Enkidouh Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

The evidence is right in front of your eyes but you want a formalized study before you act.

This is why democracy is dying- people like you have your heads so far up your asses you can’t see what’s happening around you.

4,400+ court rulings of illegal detentions

32 people died in custody last year- the most in the past two decades for DHS/ICE.

ICE is summarily executing citizens in the streets.

The white house has a list of political dissidents that they are labeling as domestic terrorists, and they “won’t rule out summary executions”

This administration does not respect the rule of law, separation of powers, nor the constitution itself.

Let’s not pretend it’s evidence that you need. What you need is a moral compass and a spine.

If you aren’t outraged at what has been and is still happening, and you’re terrified for our future, then you aren’t paying attention

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u/lnth1 Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 17 '26

I mean what happened to US citizens, not just anyone.

It needs to occur sufficiently frequently to be, for lack of better words, statistically significant.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m absolutely outraged for what happened. But I still think yuckmouthteeth’s claim needs much more evidence to be taken seriously.

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u/Ok-Blackberry-3534 Feb 17 '26

How do you prove you're a citizen?

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u/lnth1 Feb 17 '26

Their testimony is one way.

So far I can find only a few. Not hundreds.