Do you feel it's appropriate for ICE to arrest people in front of the courthouses when they show up to defend themselves?

@calicuz wait, the FBI does have law enforcement as routine, but in my experience, always in cooperation with local law enforcement. Response to local crime is not usually in their wheelhouse.

@calicuz

This is not for that dingaling. And you know it. It's for when they come for their hearing, and it fails thus they get a deportation order

@kodiac

No, not necessarily. In many cases the immigrant didn't fill out paperwork properly or took too long to file paperwork. The immigrant seeking citizenship would then have to go to court to prove that they are making efforts to satisfy the immigration department.
Only an immigration judge can extend the visa of an immigrant to allow time to process late paperwork. These immigrants are making legitimate efforts to satisfy the immigration departments legal demands.
"The law" is literally Democracy, and democracy is very slow.
Not to mention, it is not the role of the White House to police the American people nor anyone seeking American citizenship. That role belongs to the Immigration Department.

@kodiac yes, that means they've already been accused of something.But they are still technically innocent.Until proven guilty

@dale74 I understand that but they are saying an illegal can't be arrested in a courthouse and i want to know why not.

@BorealPedant

What powerful virtue signaling!

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@SkeetSkeet I don't. Most people who do something illegal wear a mask in the process.

@MrSmooTh

Yep, much later

@Joseph8284 When there’s a suspect, sure. But not when it means throwing out a random dragnet and snatching up everyone who "looks Hispanic". That’s racist, and it’s why they’d stopped doing it that way before, because U.S. citizens were getting pulled in by accident.
And now that’s happening again. 🥺

@Moneyonmymind why not

@SlippingAway why not

@MsSwan lolz. B.A