Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
Oldbear83 said:
That post was a complete pack of lies.
But you got the rant out, so in your world that's a good post, I guess.
ICE: “I love my job. I can't believe I get paid for this. I’d do this for free.”
— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) January 13, 2026
PROTESTER: “I get $200k. I’m a physician assistant.”
ICE: “How long did you have to go to school?”
PROTESTER: “7 Years”
ICE: “I only went to high school and I make $200k.”pic.twitter.com/lD1HOi1MJe
Forest Bueller III said:Oldbear83 said:
That post was a complete pack of lies.
But you got the rant out, so in your world that's a good post, I guess.
No, it is not a complete pack of lies, your eyes have been blinded to truth in this incident.
You are the one seeing what you want to see.
I'm not going to be lock step with Trump, Noem and their cronies. There is no truth in their words.
America deserves better.
BigGameBaylorBear said:
I see their job postings a lot, looks like they start out between 40k-60k a year. They probably get a bit of locality in some areas and perhaps some OT on top. I think there's a sign on bonus as well.
200k sounds like a stretch though
Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Rogan: "You don't want militarized people in the streets just roaming around, snatching up people — many of which turn out to be U.S. citizens that just don't have their papers on them. Are we really gonna be the Gestapo, 'Where's your papers?' Is that what we've come to?" pic.twitter.com/Bp2wM6eFqF
— Home of the Brave (@OfTheBraveUSA) January 13, 2026
Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Wangchung said:Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
Robert Wilson said:Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
What is your effective-yet-less-invasive idea for removing the millions of illegal aliens from the country?
Mitch Blood Green said:Robert Wilson said:Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
What is your effective-yet-less-invasive idea for removing the millions of illegal aliens from the country?
Last year, more people were deported and it cost significantly less. Start there.
Robert Wilson said:Mitch Blood Green said:Robert Wilson said:Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
What is your effective-yet-less-invasive idea for removing the millions of illegal aliens from the country?
Last year, more people were deported and it cost significantly less. Start there.
What years are you comparing?
If we had just experienced four years of tax fraud with more being encouraged by democrats, I would be for beefing up the IRS in order to go after the rampant fraud created by the previous administration. You don't get to ignore the law and then whine when the law gets enforced on the result of your lawlessness.Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
Wangchung said:If we had just experienced four years of tax fraud with more being encouraged by democrats, I would be for beefing up the IRS in order to go after the rampant fraud created by the previous administration. You don't get to ignore the law and then whine when the law gets enforced on the result of your lawlessness.Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
Nope. Not what I said. Don't be dishonest.Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:If we had just experienced four years of tax fraud with more being encouraged by democrats, I would be for beefing up the IRS in order to go after the rampant fraud created by the previous administration. You don't get to ignore the law and then whine when the law gets enforced on the result of your lawlessness.Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
We do have tax fraud. Significant. We've reduced IRS staff to not enforce the tax law.
And if you get caught cheating? You can get
pardoned.
Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
If we had just experienced four years of tax fraud with more being encouraged by democrats, I would be for beefing up the IRS in order to go after the rampant fraud created by the previous administration. You don't get to ignore the law and then whine when the law gets enforced on the result of your lawlessness.
We do have tax fraud. Significant. We've reduced IRS staff to not enforce the tax law.
And if you get caught cheating? You can get pardoned.
Mitch Blood Green said:Robert Wilson said:Mitch Blood Green said:Robert Wilson said:Mitch Blood Green said:Wangchung said:Mitch Blood Green said:Mothra said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Agree on this, and have several clients affected by it. But even if my son was targeted, my advice would be to comply with the officer's requests, and not resist arrest, unless he wants to get seriously injured or even killed.
We have the judiciary to sort out the details.
Who are you complying with? We are now seeing "fake" ICE, people who are wearing military gear and harassing people on the street because ICE is not identifying themselves.
This is a sad time in our history. There's a video of a handcuffed female detainee being taken into a portapotty by an ICE agent while his partner stays in the car.
And none of this is remotely effective.
Oh no! Well I guess we can't enforce immigration laws anymore. Darn it.
Don't be obtuse. What other law do we enforce by grabbing random people and forcing them to prove their innocence?
Maybe we should militarize the IRS and have them grave citizens in Highland Park and force them to show their tax returns or set up road blocks to make sure everyone has a license.
Mr. Chung, it's not happening to you, so it's ok?
What is your effective-yet-less-invasive idea for removing the millions of illegal aliens from the country?
Last year, more people were deported and it cost significantly less. Start there.
What years are you comparing?
2024 to 2025. Sorry for the lack of clarity.
Forest Bueller III said:Oldbear83 said:
That post was a complete pack of lies.
But you got the rant out, so in your world that's a good post, I guess.
No, it is not a complete pack of lies, your eyes have been blinded to truth in this incident.
You are the one seeing what you want to see.
I'm not going to be lock step with Trump, Noem and their cronies. There is no truth in their words.
America deserves better.
Forest Bueller III said:Oldbear83 said:
Quite the tantrum in your post, kiddo.
No, righteous anger that an "officer" unloaded two bullets point blank into the open drivers side window, into a woman's head, after any threat to him whatsoever had passed..
Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
GrowlTowel said:Forest Bueller III said:Mothra said:boognish_bear said:This individual was arrested for assaulting federal law enforcement officers under 18 U.S.C 111, assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers. https://t.co/792ZWVyXPU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 12, 2026
I know of no law that says you have the right to resist arrest, even if wrongfully detained. There are civil lawsuits filed everyday based on violations of the constitution. This guy might have a case. But that doesn't mean you can take the law into your own hands.
This incident is emblematic of my major issue with these "raids".
They are just "fishing" they have no idea who is or who isn't illegal.
Everybody would have issue with them doing this to their own American citizen child,
who might have gotten a great tan over the summer and suddenly be targeted.
Fishing is pretty good in Minnesota. Here is a list of some of the big fish recently caught in Mogadishu, MN.
Hernan Cortes-Valencia, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico with a final order of removal dated Dec. 1, 2016, who's been convicted of sexual assault against a child, sexual assault-carnal abuse and four DUIs.
Sriudorn Phaivan, a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal from March 8, 2018. He's been convicted of strongarm sodomy of a boy, strongarm sodomy of a girl, another aggravated sex offense, nine counts of larceny, unauthorized use of a vehicle, four counts of fraud, vehicle theft, two counts of drug possession, obstructing justice, possession of stolen property, receiving stolen property, burglary and check forgery. He also has pending charges for two counts of receiving stolen property, flight to avoid prosecution or confinement and burglary.
Ge Yang, a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal from Oct. 16, 2012. He's been convicted of strongarm rape, strongarm aggravated assault against a family member, aggravated assault with a weapon, an additional sex offense and domestic violence involving strangulation.
Vannaleut Keomany, a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal dated Dec. 17, 2009. He's been convicted of two counts of attempting to commit strongarm rape.
Tou Vang, a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal dated Oct. 31, 2006. He's been convicted of sexual assault and sodomy of a girl under the age of 13 and procuring a child for prostitution.
Chong Vue, a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal dated March 11, 2004. He's been convicted of strongarm rape of a 12-year-old girl, kidnapping a child with intent to sexually assault her, and vehicle theft.
Kou Lor, a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal from Aug. 16, 1996. He's been convicted of sexual assault, rape, rape with a weapon, statutory rape without force, two counts of burglary and shoplifting.
Pao Choua Xiong, a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal dated Jan. 10, 2003. He's been convicted of rape, fondling a child, two counts of domestic violence, burglary, larceny and disorderly conduct.
Gabriel Figueroa Gama, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico who was previously removed from the U.S. in 2002 and later convicted of homicide, battery, assault and amphetamine possession.
Abdirashid Adosh Elmi, a criminal illegal alien from Somalia who's been convicted of homicide.
Abdirashid Mohamed Ahmed, a criminal illegal alien from Somalia with a final order of removal dated Feb. 18, 2022. He's been convicted of two counts of negligent manslaughter with a vehicle, two counts of DUI, larceny and damage to property.
Mongong Kual Maniang Deng, a criminal illegal alien from Sudan who's been convicted of attempt to commit homicide, weapon possession and DUI.
Aldrin Guerrero Munoz, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico with a final order of removal from Dec. 17, 2015. He's been convicted of homicide and assault.
Gilberto Salguero Landaverde, a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador with a final order of removal dated June 25, 2025. He's been convicted of three counts of homicide.
Aler Gomez Lucas, a criminal illegal alien from Guatemala with a final order of removal dated May 24, 2022. He's been convicted of negligent homicide with a vehicle and DUI.
Galuak Michael Rotgai, a criminal illegal alien from Sudan who's been convicted of homicide and assault.
Shwe Htoo, a criminal illegal alien from Burma who's been convicted of negligent homicide with a weapon.
Mariama Sia Kanu, a criminal illegal alien from Sierra Leone with a final order of removal from July 5, 2022. She's been convicted of two counts of homicide, four DUIs, three counts of larceny and burglary.
Thai Lor, a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal from June 15, 2009. He's been convicted of two counts of homicide.
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We are all better off with these people gone. Get out of ICE's way.
Mothra said:Sam Lowry said:Mothra said:Frank Galvin said:cowboycwr said:Frank Galvin said:Johnny Bear said:Frank Galvin said:The_barBEARian said:J.R. said:
That Cowgirl tart said it was domestic terrorism 10min after the incident. Eff ICE, Eff True, Eff Annie Oakley, Eff the Pole Dancer for conducting what will be a sham investigation with her puppet master pulling the strings. Everyone has seen the video. That chit should not happen in the US.. Every ICE Agent who stood by and watched and the one who told the Dr. he could not render aid as the lady lay dying should be fired today. ICE needs to GTFO of cities. If some. ICE thug were to come round my place , he'd get a Glock 9 shot over his head. The Minneapolis Mayor had it right . ICE. "Get the Eff Out". ole Hammerskin Hank and the rest of the jack booted Brown Shirts should go eff off tool. Roll the Tanks, Hank!
Were you this outraged when Ashli Babbitt got shot?
How is this any different?
If this was the FBI killing people over anti-Israel demonstrations or the IRS invading someone's home and shooting them dead bcs they didnt pay taxes to a corrupt government who doesnt represent them... I'd agree with the reactionary sentiment to fight to the death.
Instead, this is a dumb ***** was fighting ICE over the deportation of Somali con-artists who have stolen billions from the American tax payer.
Learn to choose your battles.
What is different is that the woman was shot trying to leave while Babbit was shot trying to enter.
Guess what - if you are being detained or given an order by a law-enforcement officer, you aren't allowed to simply ignore it and "leave" and you certainly aren't allowed to willfully to drive a vehicle at a law enforcement officer regardless of the speed of the vehicle. And it's just as much breaking the law as trying to forcefully enter a restricted building, facility, or area.
I didn't say she shouldn't be arrested.
Regular police deal with difficult people thousands of times a day, every day. Incidents like yesterday are exceedingly rare, becuase regular police are good at deescalating. ICE is the opposite. If you do not immediately obey the masked, ambiguously marked "law enforcement" they immediately ratchet up the intimidation. It is poor policing and it leads to results like yesterday.
Where do you think the woman was looking when she depressed the accelerator? I think she was looking at the guy to her immediate left trying to force his way into her car. Decent chance she never even saw the shooter, let alone "aimed at him."
Then she is even more of an idiot. You do not accelerate without looking in front of you. You don't drive but look to the side. That is car driving 101.
As to ICE not deescalating things that is because the paid agitators they are dealing with will not listen to reason or lawful commands.
ICE casues her to panic, shoots her, and then says-hey don't panic. Great logic. Professional law enforcement does not work that way. De-escalate first.
She should have been cited for a traffic violation and maybe arrested for evading arrest if she did not stop after moving her car. Shooting her was ridiculous.
Paid agitators? Thanks George Wallace.
I am kind of with Robert on this one, and think the agent probably could have avoided shooting her (though I wasn't in his shoes with his vantage point).
But let's be clear about who this lady was and what she was doing. She is a social justice warrior who was deliberately in the center of the road attempting to block the paths of federal agents. She decided to flee in order to avoid arrest for breaking the law when a couple of agents approached her, with hands on her vehicle. When you are a social justice warrior willing to break laws and operate with impunity around federal agents, sorry, but being panicked is not a legitimate excuse for trying to flee and almost running them over.
Anyone who wants to break laws and harass federal agents with impunity should have enough sense to invade the US Capitol, not park in a street in her own neighborhood.
FAFO
Don't disagree with your whataboutism.
I am of the opinion that you do stupid things, win stupid prizes. Babbit was responsible for her own death. She deserved to get shot.
Agreed?
Sam Lowry said:Mothra said:Sam Lowry said:Mothra said:Frank Galvin said:cowboycwr said:Frank Galvin said:Johnny Bear said:Frank Galvin said:The_barBEARian said:J.R. said:
That Cowgirl tart said it was domestic terrorism 10min after the incident. Eff ICE, Eff True, Eff Annie Oakley, Eff the Pole Dancer for conducting what will be a sham investigation with her puppet master pulling the strings. Everyone has seen the video. That chit should not happen in the US.. Every ICE Agent who stood by and watched and the one who told the Dr. he could not render aid as the lady lay dying should be fired today. ICE needs to GTFO of cities. If some. ICE thug were to come round my place , he'd get a Glock 9 shot over his head. The Minneapolis Mayor had it right . ICE. "Get the Eff Out". ole Hammerskin Hank and the rest of the jack booted Brown Shirts should go eff off tool. Roll the Tanks, Hank!
Were you this outraged when Ashli Babbitt got shot?
How is this any different?
If this was the FBI killing people over anti-Israel demonstrations or the IRS invading someone's home and shooting them dead bcs they didnt pay taxes to a corrupt government who doesnt represent them... I'd agree with the reactionary sentiment to fight to the death.
Instead, this is a dumb ***** was fighting ICE over the deportation of Somali con-artists who have stolen billions from the American tax payer.
Learn to choose your battles.
What is different is that the woman was shot trying to leave while Babbit was shot trying to enter.
Guess what - if you are being detained or given an order by a law-enforcement officer, you aren't allowed to simply ignore it and "leave" and you certainly aren't allowed to willfully to drive a vehicle at a law enforcement officer regardless of the speed of the vehicle. And it's just as much breaking the law as trying to forcefully enter a restricted building, facility, or area.
I didn't say she shouldn't be arrested.
Regular police deal with difficult people thousands of times a day, every day. Incidents like yesterday are exceedingly rare, becuase regular police are good at deescalating. ICE is the opposite. If you do not immediately obey the masked, ambiguously marked "law enforcement" they immediately ratchet up the intimidation. It is poor policing and it leads to results like yesterday.
Where do you think the woman was looking when she depressed the accelerator? I think she was looking at the guy to her immediate left trying to force his way into her car. Decent chance she never even saw the shooter, let alone "aimed at him."
Then she is even more of an idiot. You do not accelerate without looking in front of you. You don't drive but look to the side. That is car driving 101.
As to ICE not deescalating things that is because the paid agitators they are dealing with will not listen to reason or lawful commands.
ICE casues her to panic, shoots her, and then says-hey don't panic. Great logic. Professional law enforcement does not work that way. De-escalate first.
She should have been cited for a traffic violation and maybe arrested for evading arrest if she did not stop after moving her car. Shooting her was ridiculous.
Paid agitators? Thanks George Wallace.
I am kind of with Robert on this one, and think the agent probably could have avoided shooting her (though I wasn't in his shoes with his vantage point).
But let's be clear about who this lady was and what she was doing. She is a social justice warrior who was deliberately in the center of the road attempting to block the paths of federal agents. She decided to flee in order to avoid arrest for breaking the law when a couple of agents approached her, with hands on her vehicle. When you are a social justice warrior willing to break laws and operate with impunity around federal agents, sorry, but being panicked is not a legitimate excuse for trying to flee and almost running them over.
Anyone who wants to break laws and harass federal agents with impunity should have enough sense to invade the US Capitol, not park in a street in her own neighborhood.
FAFO
Don't disagree with your whataboutism.
I am of the opinion that you do stupid things, win stupid prizes. Babbit was responsible for her own death. She deserved to get shot.
Agreed?
The difference is that the officer who shot Babbitt didn't have a choice. He acted to protect lives, and he waited until the last possible moment. The ICE shooting was impulsive at best, if not gratuitous, and served no real purpose.
Sam Lowry said:Mothra said:Sam Lowry said:Mothra said:Frank Galvin said:cowboycwr said:Frank Galvin said:Johnny Bear said:Frank Galvin said:The_barBEARian said:J.R. said:
That Cowgirl tart said it was domestic terrorism 10min after the incident. Eff ICE, Eff True, Eff Annie Oakley, Eff the Pole Dancer for conducting what will be a sham investigation with her puppet master pulling the strings. Everyone has seen the video. That chit should not happen in the US.. Every ICE Agent who stood by and watched and the one who told the Dr. he could not render aid as the lady lay dying should be fired today. ICE needs to GTFO of cities. If some. ICE thug were to come round my place , he'd get a Glock 9 shot over his head. The Minneapolis Mayor had it right . ICE. "Get the Eff Out". ole Hammerskin Hank and the rest of the jack booted Brown Shirts should go eff off tool. Roll the Tanks, Hank!
Were you this outraged when Ashli Babbitt got shot?
How is this any different?
If this was the FBI killing people over anti-Israel demonstrations or the IRS invading someone's home and shooting them dead bcs they didnt pay taxes to a corrupt government who doesnt represent them... I'd agree with the reactionary sentiment to fight to the death.
Instead, this is a dumb ***** was fighting ICE over the deportation of Somali con-artists who have stolen billions from the American tax payer.
Learn to choose your battles.
What is different is that the woman was shot trying to leave while Babbit was shot trying to enter.
Guess what - if you are being detained or given an order by a law-enforcement officer, you aren't allowed to simply ignore it and "leave" and you certainly aren't allowed to willfully to drive a vehicle at a law enforcement officer regardless of the speed of the vehicle. And it's just as much breaking the law as trying to forcefully enter a restricted building, facility, or area.
I didn't say she shouldn't be arrested.
Regular police deal with difficult people thousands of times a day, every day. Incidents like yesterday are exceedingly rare, becuase regular police are good at deescalating. ICE is the opposite. If you do not immediately obey the masked, ambiguously marked "law enforcement" they immediately ratchet up the intimidation. It is poor policing and it leads to results like yesterday.
Where do you think the woman was looking when she depressed the accelerator? I think she was looking at the guy to her immediate left trying to force his way into her car. Decent chance she never even saw the shooter, let alone "aimed at him."
Then she is even more of an idiot. You do not accelerate without looking in front of you. You don't drive but look to the side. That is car driving 101.
As to ICE not deescalating things that is because the paid agitators they are dealing with will not listen to reason or lawful commands.
ICE casues her to panic, shoots her, and then says-hey don't panic. Great logic. Professional law enforcement does not work that way. De-escalate first.
She should have been cited for a traffic violation and maybe arrested for evading arrest if she did not stop after moving her car. Shooting her was ridiculous.
Paid agitators? Thanks George Wallace.
I am kind of with Robert on this one, and think the agent probably could have avoided shooting her (though I wasn't in his shoes with his vantage point).
But let's be clear about who this lady was and what she was doing. She is a social justice warrior who was deliberately in the center of the road attempting to block the paths of federal agents. She decided to flee in order to avoid arrest for breaking the law when a couple of agents approached her, with hands on her vehicle. When you are a social justice warrior willing to break laws and operate with impunity around federal agents, sorry, but being panicked is not a legitimate excuse for trying to flee and almost running them over.
Anyone who wants to break laws and harass federal agents with impunity should have enough sense to invade the US Capitol, not park in a street in her own neighborhood.
FAFO
Don't disagree with your whataboutism.
I am of the opinion that you do stupid things, win stupid prizes. Babbit was responsible for her own death. She deserved to get shot.
Agreed?
The difference is that the officer who shot Babbitt didn't have a choice. He acted to protect lives, and he waited until the last possible moment. The ICE shooting was impulsive at best, if not gratuitous, and served no real purpose.
REMINDER. “To all ICE officers: You have federal immunity in the conduct of your duties. Anybody who lays a hand on you or tries to stop you or tries to obstruct you is committing a felony. You have immunity to perform your duties, and no one—no city official, no state official,… pic.twitter.com/xoWDjOctLe
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) January 13, 2026
Sam Lowry said:
The officers outside the door had done everything they could to slow the crowd's advance, but they were cornered and in no position to do anything more. By all accounts they were distressed enough. They would have been even more distressed if the door had come down and they'd found themselves caught between it and an onrushing mob.
Sam Lowry said:
The officers outside the door had done everything they could to slow the crowd's advance, but they were cornered and in no position to do anything more. By all accounts they were distressed enough. They would have been even more distressed if the door had come down and they'd found themselves caught between it and an onrushing mob.
Sam Lowry said:
The officers outside the door had done everything they could to slow the crowd's advance, but they were cornered and in no position to do anything more. By all accounts they were distressed enough. They would have been even more distressed if the door had come down and they'd found themselves caught between it and an onrushing mob.
