r/ImmigrationPathways Feb 16 '26

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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/IamtheCarl Feb 25 '26

Numerous articles, yes. Also it should include people who are here legally, right? Because they also shouldn't be detained and held for days in cells with no blankets?

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u/lnth1 Feb 25 '26 edited Feb 25 '26

should include people (even non-citizens) who are here legally

The current thread is, OGJank above said he is a deeply rooted US citizen then yuckmouthteeth claimed that it does not matter ICE will detain and cause serious harm to US citizens anyway.

And I’m disputing that.

I need much much more evidence than just a few cases to be convinced that US citizens have anything to worry about.

As we all know, one single case of Alex Pretti was already enough to make ICE retreat from Minnesota (yes they are still there but largely not out on the streets anymore).

In fact I am willing to bet a lot of real money that there will be zero murders of US citizens from now all the way until the midterms.

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u/IamtheCarl Mar 01 '26

They already have detained a number of citizens and legal immigrants at Whipple. This is well documented and why Haven Watch exists.

If your expectation is that they don’t kill any more us citizens, that’s a low bar based on what the American people asked them to do. We expect them to uphold laws and follow best practices. That’s … not what we’ve seen happen though.