The Second Term of Donald J. Trump as President of the United States of America

Rigby5 said:
"... why the police do not arrest ICE?" R5 #3,179
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They don't want to risk a fire-fight.

If the police were the good guys, and ICE were rule-following others
then those rule-following others would be safe to disarm and process according to the law. BUT !

If they were rule-following, there'd be no point in arresting them.

It's a pooh-pooh hurricane.

Rigby5 said:
"I am ambivalent on RFK Jr." R5 #3,180
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Shall we call an ambulance for you?
 
sear said:
They don't want to risk a fire-fight.

If the police were the good guys, and ICE were rule-following others
then those rule-following others would be safe to disarm and process according to the law. BUT !

If they were rule-following, there'd be no point in arresting them.

It's a pooh-pooh hurricane.


Shall we call an ambulance for you?
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One way the local police could reign in ICE without risking a fire-fight would just be to arrest the one in charge of an ICE event, the next day, at his home.
Since ICE really is clearly violating the law and rights, I don't really see how the police have any choice?
They are not supposed to allow things like the murder or Renee Good or Alex Pretti.
And the feds do not have jurisdiction over murder charges.
I supposed a qualified immunity claim could come up, but that would still be up to local judicial jurisdiction to determine.
 
Rigby5 said:
"They are not supposed to ..." R5 #3,184
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Indeed.
There's more than one possible explanation.

Among them, employment in such roles as law enforcement attract bullies.
And generally bullies are cowards.

Rigby5 said:
"One way the local police could reign in ICE without risking a fire-fight would just be to arrest the one in charge of an ICE event, the next day, at his home." R5 #3,184
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Make it so.
 
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