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    6. EnterpriseGate on

      You call 911 and get the NYPD there to arrest the ICE agents for kidnapping.   
      This is another reason to impeach trump.  

    7. HallucinogenicFish on

      > ICE facility workers trapped three Democratic representatives between the fence and the entrance as they denied their lawful attempt at entry to a detention center in Brooklyn, New York, on Wednesday.

      So, false imprisonment.

      ICE is an out of control American Gestapo.

    9. Timpa87 on

      Since it is on federal property I wonder if that prevents local charges and lets the Federal government protect the ICE agents.

    10. beadzy on

      Maybe people stopping members of congress from what they have a right to do should be arrested for obstruction (or whatever NAL)

    11. jhkayejr on

      Democrats need to be visiting these places with marshals or private, heavily armed security in tow.

    12. Harry_Mud on

      So ICE illegally detained members of congress. Have those people arrested and charged with felonies.

    13. toxiamaple on

      >We have been trapped in here by a masked agent with no name, and whom we cannot determine who it is because he refuses to show his face,” Espaillat said in the attached video. “We are duly elected members of Congress, and section 527 allows us the oversight responsibilities to go in there and see what is going on with the detention of immigrants.”

    14. Emotional-Channel-42 on

      This why I always laughed at 2nd amendment folks. You know it’ll never be used when it should. 

    15. toomuchmucil on

      Idk why the Dems didn’t go with their own security, people have to start protecting themselves.

      I don’t want to live in a world where we abandon civility and reason and only strength matters, but that’s where we are now. Act accordingly.

    16. cincimedes on

      I’m curious what would happen if the state or local government cut power to federal detention facilities. Would the feds have to set up generators? I like the idea of making the whole process more expensive and tying up their resources, but I have no idea what the legal ramifications would be.

    17. J_ron on

      This article mentions nothing about when or whether they were let out or in? Are they still trapped or what?

    18. finsane86 on

      If the government refuses oversight of these „detention centers“, you can guarantee they’re hiding something.

    19. Niceguy955 on

      How do we know it’s ICE, and not pardoned J6 traitors coming to finish the job?

    20. mlc885 on

      I do not see why this should not involve firings and criminal charges. I can think of maybe 3 reasons where this would be okay – huge mistake was made, something malfunctioned, or that there was literally a prison riot going on and keeping people right where they are until it is safer was the best available option. It seems this was either done to deter Congressional oversight or simply as an insane abuse of power.

      I guess „wait five minutes for the security detail and warden“ would also work since that isn’t long enough to cover up any big problem, but this just seems like the executive branch blatantly ignoring the law.

    21. CAM6913 on

      This is illegal on so many levels including , illegally detainment, false imprisonment and denying them access.

    22. StaticNegative on

      They dont want people finding out what is really going on behind closed doors. Kinda like what Trump was doing behind closed doors with Epstein

    24. SniffingDelphi on

      I created a democratic erosion tracker to collect stories like this . . .and I’m running out of room. I really can‘t see any possible outcomes besides unabashed fascism or civil war.

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