The Wednesday's operations were taking place at apartment complexes and without warrants being shown to residents. Hannah Stickline said six heavily armed officers knocked on her door in Denver’s Cedar Run apartments around 6 a.m. Wednesday and demanded to see her identification. After she showed it, they asked which of her neighbors were in the country illegally. She refused to answer.
“It’s insulting and it’s infuriating because I would never snitch on my neighbors,” she said.
Fernando Martinez, who stayed the night at a friend’s apartment in the complex, said Drug Enforcement Administration agents knocked on their door and then used a battering ram to open it. He said a stun grenade landed at his feet before the agents threw him to the ground. He was not detained after showing identification. SO THEY ENTERED WITHOUT A WARRENT USING A BATTERING RAM and then tossed in a stun grenade . and then found out he was legal .. humm if it can happen to him . it can happen to you
@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow lets send them to gitmo. . there they dont have legal rights . like being in America . soon we may not have legal rights either
Awwww, should have filed his citizenship papers earlier
Wow, Tяump & 卐LON have deported 10,000 people in two weeks. At that rate, how long will it take to handle the alleged 15 million? I know you're challenged by math, so I'll do it for you: 3000 weeks, or 57 years. These deportations, as terrible as they are for the individuals involved, are only for show and the enjoyment of sadists. They will NEVER solve the problem.
BTW, why don't the companies, farms, etc that employ the undocumented ever get penalized by Tяump & 卐LON??
@BohemianBabe President Donald Trump's border czar says he can't remember fewer illegal southern border crossings than what's occurring after nearly one month of the new administration.
Tom Homan took to social media Monday to give a status update on the U.S.-Mexico border, which saw a record number of illegal crossings under former President Joe Biden.
"In the last 24 hours the U.S. Border Patrol has encountered a total of 229 aliens across the entire southwest border. That is down from a high of over 11,000 a day under Biden. I started as a Border Patrol Agent in 1984, and I don't remember the numbers ever being that low. President Trump promised a secure border and he is delivering," Homan posted on X.
Arrests for illegal crossings have fallen dramatically from an all-time monthly high of 250,000 in December 2023, perhaps most strikingly in the Rio Grande Valley, the epicenter for migrant arrivals from 2013 to 2022.
Associated Press journalists accompanying Border Patrol agents in an SUV and in speedboats that traversed 30 miles along the Rio Grande Valley and river for five hours Thursday didn't encounter a single migrant.
When Trump took office on Jan. 20, arrests were already at their lowest levels since 2019 and have fallen even more sharply in recent weeks.
Border Patrol agents in the Rio Grande Valley, home to 1.4 million people, have been making about 50 arrests a day, down from a daily average of 325 in December and nearly 3,000 on the busiest days of 2021.
Migrant shelters in Texas that previously housed nearly 1,000 people a day at the height of the border crisis are now almost empty following actions by the Trump administration that have effectively sealed the border, The Texas Tribune reported.
@sunsporter1649 The number of crossings started and continued dropping under Biden. It's going to continue under Trump, but there will probably be an increase at some point, like there was last time Trump was president.
Family Torn Apart as Mother & 2 Children Deported After Arizona Traffic Stop, 2 Other Kids Left Behind [media=https://youtu.be/5pDahtszIGk]
Arizona Public Safety troopers claimed the mother was driving under the speed limit. The woman suffered a “ night of interrogation, that Border Patrol officers were accusing her of being in a Venezuelan gang. ,” The woman’s family was unable to reach the mother for days, until she was finally able to call her family letting them know of her whereabouts 2000 miles away. Her two other children, who are 8 and 14 years old, are still in Tucson.
Jocelynn was bullied and taunted at school is being investigated by police after students who hurled insults bullied and taunted her, claiming her family was in the US illegally.
It appears the school was aware of it all, but they never, they never told me what was happening with my daughter,” her mother said
Eleven-year-old Jocelynn Rojo Carranza died on February 8 – five days after her mother found her unresponsive at their home in Gainesville, Texas, Her funeral took place Wednesday morning.
A father of five was detained by ICE on his way to work. Now his family is losing their home
Agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have nearly doubled their daily arrest rate as part of the crackdown since Trump took office, and more than 10,000 people have been deported already
@AthrillatheHunt I am almost certain we will later hear about arrest quotas to create the perception that immigration is a bigger problem. Make dear leader look good.
Farmers are already freaking out that their crops will not get picked and a few years ago Texas did a study that indicated that about 50% of construction in the state was done by migrants.
@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow Never mind the exploitation of illegals because ha what they gonna do about it?? Their employers should be put in prison with hard labor
This Citizen Stopped ICE From Arresting 2 Immigrants[media=https://youtu.be/8z7HkHVP6oU]Outside Jimmy Klass’s mobile home in Clearwater, symbols of American pride hang not just front and center but also on the side and back of his home. America is, after all, the only home this 66-year-old has ever known. “I moved to the US in 1959. I’ve been here for 64 years,” he recently told us. But after more than half a century in the U.S., where he’s lived, worked, gone to school, got married, had kids, paid his taxes, and even voted, Klass said in 2020 he discovered he’s not a U.S. citizen.
John King visits Lincoln, Nebraska, to see the impact of President Trump's immigration crackdown. King speaks to a former Honduran journalist, "G," who entered the US one year ago and claimed asylum. G fears she could be killed if she's deported back to Honduras. [media=https://youtu.be/P5Nt6bBGaLk]If I go back to Honduras, they will kill me': Woman seeking asylum worries Trump will deport her
Those who are doing it the right way and making a life for themselves should feel insulted when those who are here illegally complain they are being picked on.
The country will always create an under class you can use for the benefit of y'all middle class,"people". The economy traumatizes and displaces people regularly and provides you the slaves for your Americans. You understand all about that and hate the alternative, socialism. Badly and in public and with no regrets! Wonder what people elsewhere might think of that, ever? Lol! Can't imagine you do!
Guess farmers will have to pick their own crops or pay a decent wage for workers. Restaurants will have to wash their own dishes. Etc. etc. etc. they’ll figure something out.
@markinkansas How much you want to bet we will later hear about ICE officials getting kickbacks for arresting brown people.
I mean it would not be new. The private prison corps got caught a few years ago got caught paying kickbacks to corrupt judges for throwing minors in prison for arguing with their parents.
@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow for profit prison is only if you can keep them full .. bad system..its like our for profit wars we do in the name of national security
@markinkansas Oh I know all about them. My home province of Ontario briefly privatized their provincial prisons in the 90s. It was a total disaster. They had to buy back their own prisons at a lose to fix up that screw up.
That and massive healthcare cuts took down the government of the day.
