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    1. Sea_Leadership5170 on

      Those who don’t speak out for the victims of the current genocide will be the targets of a future one.

    2. Otherwise_Let_9620 on

      Won’t pass gun control but will enforce face mask control. Still feeling like you’re living in the land of the free?

    4. JoplinSC742 on

      TL;DR, basically anyone suspected of aiding illegal immigrants, which will include those protesting ICE or aiding protests to ICE, will be arrested. Their crime? Aiding criminals. What criminals? Illegal immigrants. How did they aid them? They protested their arrest.

    6. BTRCguy on

      >“I think we all know that criminals tend to hang out with criminals,” ICE Deputy Director Madison Sheahan said.

      „Just look at the current administration“, he added.

      /s

    7. leavezukoalone on

      The United States is headed straight toward autocracy…a speedrun of the 1930s’s. The fact that this is not a bipartisan issue should be ringing alarm bells across the country (and world).

    9. BTRCguy on

      >As part of expanding its definitions of criminal activity to include forms of protest responding to ICE

      A sanitized way of saying „ICE is fabricating excuses to justify arresting people“. *Literally* taking conduct that was *not* criminal before and saying it *is* criminal now.

    12. Iinktolyn on

      Anyone can make anything a crime. But to think cops can make things a criminal act and then enforce them? Nah. It doesn’t work like that. They’ll try tho. Let them try. Good trouble.

    13. Anon3580 on

      In 1933 following the Reichstag fire, Hitler persuaded President Hindenburg to issue a decree that abolished most civil liberties, including the freedom of speech, assembly, and protest. This allowed the Nazis to crack down violently on political enemies, particularly the Communist Party.

    14. CurrentlyLucid on

      So they made free speech a crime? What is next? Anybody that ever votes gop again is a fucking idiot.

    15. Harry_Mud on

      ICE does not make laws so they can’t claim they are criminalizing aiding protests….

    16. AcanthisittaNo6653 on

      Requiring an email address is a form of payment because they will turn around and sell it.

    17. Dr_DoesNothing on

      If peaceful protest is illegal then there’s no point in them being peaceful anymore is there?

    19. bikal on

      They are setting the stage for armed conflict. Which will lead to marshall law which will lead to the cancellation of elections which will lead to civil war. Its coming.

    21. espressocycle on

      There are four boxes of liberty. This would fall under „soap box“ as would the Colbert cancellation and defunding of NPR. There’s also the jury box, but they’re attacking judges and the rule of law. Then there’s the ballot box. They’re using gerrymandering and voter suppression to attack that one too. That leaves only one box.

    25. CommercialRemote3325 on

      „Congress shall make no law… abridging… the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances“  …. „crush these rebels!“   ~ Red coats i mean red hats.

    26. LowellForCongress on

      What about those aiding in protecting trump from the Epstein debacle? Feels like aiding and abetting after the fact. Guessing anyone who has reasonable knowledge of trump’s offenses and takes an affirmative action to prevent the law is culpable as an accessory…right?

      https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/3

    28. Danysco on

      So they’re going to start to arrest citizens who are protesting. Just like in Russia, Venezuela, etc.

    29. dmetzcher on

      ICE wants to silence lawful protests by terrifying protesters with threats of constitutional rights violations, because that’s all this is.

      It is NOT a crime to protest. It is NOT a crime to provide lawful assistance to protestors.

      ICE can claim whatever they wish, but they do not have the power to write their own laws, and even if they did have the power to *regulate* protests via departmental regulations (they do NOT), that power would not include modifying the United States Constitution.

      Fuck you, ICE.

    30. Elmer_Whip on

      And „we“ just gave the secret police 140.billion dollars over four years.

    32. were_all_in_danger on

      “I think we all know that criminals tend to hang out with criminals,” -ICE Deputy Director Madison Sheahan

      *Points to picture of Trump with Epstein.*

    33. kuebel33 on

      „criminals tend to hang out with criminals“

      like trump and epstein, or trump and flynn, or trump and basically any republican around him

    35. Nasuke1 on

      Is this article sensationalizing things? Sounds like someone got wrongly arrested for handing out PPE, but I don’t think any law was passed to criminalize anything? Did I misread something?

    38. Atouchofexcitement on

      So are you gonna go after/fine/arrest all the white republican businessmen that are hiring undocumented workers at slave wages so they can save money? I highly doubt that.

    40. ca_nucklehead on

      Land of the Meek and home of the Depraved.

      Governed by the Gang Of Paedophiles.

    42. glitterandnails on

      If the Administration can turn civil laws into criminal laws, and make laws up, what stops them from declaring entire groups of people illegal or criminal?

    43. limbodog on

      >“I think we all know that criminals tend to hang out with criminals,“ ICE deputy directer Madison Sheahan said.

      Guilt by association too. Boy, Republicans really do hate the constitution, huh?

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