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ICE Raids Thread
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You are dumb as fukk.
Outlaw
New Hope For the HaveNotz
You will be replaced by A.I.
You want ICE montages because you view illegals as your competition because you’re a low skilled bum.
You will always be at the bottom of societies boot because you have below room temperature IQ and are easily manipulated.
They are not competition. lol
voltronblack
Superstar
Imagine voting to get deported.
Trump’s move has sparked a sense of betrayal in this Miami suburb affectionately known as “Doralzuela” that is home to more Venezuelan immigrants than any other city in the United States. Venezuelan Americans helped deliver Trump a resounding victory in the city, where his margin of victory grew by about 20 percentage points from 2020 to 2024. Voters from the community said they appreciated Trump’s tough line on government abuses in their homeland – and didn’t expect him to deport their relatives.
Noel Ginestra voted for Trump, but now his sister, who is a TPS holder, is facing possible deportation. While he still backs the president, he said he hoped the TPS revocation is blocked in the courts.
“I supported him, but it disappointed us that he decided to end TPS,” Ginestra said, referring to Venezuelans. “It bothered us that he put everyone in the same bucket.”Adelys Ferro, the head of a Venezuelan advocacy group, declared at a press conference in front of the restaurant that the local community had been “betrayed” by Republicans. “They used us,” she said. “They actually told us that he was not going to touch the documented people.”
In Doral, a divide is growing between Venezuelan Americans who are still holding out hope that Trump will course-correct, and others who believe he’ll stay steady.
“I want to believe that in the next weeks or in the next month, he will take a decision with (his) team that will help us. I want to think that,” said Johanna Lazarde, a TPS holder who says she still supports the president.
When Trump won in November, Durán Pérez said she was happy because she thought he was a stronger leader than Biden – and didn’t expect him to undo the TPS extension approved under the previous administration.
“I totally agree that they should pursue Tren de Aragua and that they should leave this country,” she said. “The surprise was that the measure was against all Venezuelans,” including “hard-working people, professional people who contribute a lot to this country.”
Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
Immigration is the cause to Black American wealth decline. I have presented you data that showed that immigration is the cause to Black American wealth decline, the data was actually put together my immigrants lol:
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True, I'm aware of that sub. The hispanic gangs in California and various other states commit hate crimes against Black people, they even have a gang called the "N-word Killers", but Black people are supposed to cape for the clowns when a majority of their voting populous voted for deportation, they probably thought they were going to do the most damage to black people.
Imagine crying about illegals getting deported when they are literal net drain on the economy, and the illegals I do see are usually being exploited for damn near free labor by white republicans in production.
That hispanic has more smoke for us because we aren't getting deported, than he has for whites who LOVE this shyt. fukking cowards, exactly why they are in that position now.
No sane person can argue mass immigration benefits FBA's in this country. It never has and never will.
Pull Up the Roots
Veteran
Both of these are good points. It's true that white people have historically been the primary oppressors of Black people in America and that simply having a minority-majority demographic shift won't erase systemic power structures. But it's also true that whiteness as a power structure can adapt by using non-Black people as intermediaries, rather than relinquishing control.
However, the issue isn't immigration itself, but how racial hierarchies are maintained regardless of who is in the majority. Power doesn't just disappear when demographics change, it reshapes itself. Without structural change, those racial hierarchies will still persist, and anti-Blackness can still be upheld by both white elites and non-Black minorities who align with that system. Having said that, systemic anti-Black racism is the primary barrier to Black progress, not immigration.
get these nets
Veteran
And now the military
Marines stopping the shaving exemption and will eventually boot out those who cannot shave without getting razor bumps.
03/17/25
Marine commanding officers have final say on medical shaving exemptions
Under the new guidance for Marines, commanding officers will approve exceptions to medical and grooming standards for medical reasons.
taskandpurpose.com
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They make it sound like migrants got to move like Solid Snake for a store run.
Speak on it Chicagobrehs, is the block really that hot?
He voted for Trump. Now his wife sits in an ICE detention center.
ICE's deportation actions signal that anyone who isn't a U.S. citizen is 'at risk – period,' immigration attorney says.
www.usatoday.com
get these nets
Veteran
Judge Orders Education Dept. to Restore Some Grants to Schools
In an opinion on Tuesday, a federal judge found that suspension of programs aimed at training and supporting educators would have “grave effect on the public.”
Judge blocked Trump from cutting DoE grants to programs trying to recruit teachers to underperforming and poor school districts. Like I said, Trump and company are setting it up to replace the undocumented immigrants in the workforce when they are booted out.
rawstory.com
Brad Reed
1–2 minutes
ICE officers (YouTube/ ICE Gov)
A Canadian woman who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for two weeks has written an account of the ordeal, in which she said she felt "like I'd been kidnapped."
Writing in The Guardian, Jasmine Mooney described being taken into custody while she was reapplying for a work visa despite the fact that officials never accused her of any wrongdoing.
"I was taken to a tiny, freezing cement cell with bright fluorescent lights and a toilet," she explained. "There were five other women lying on their mats with the aluminum sheets wrapped over them, looking like dead bodies. The guard locked the door behind me."
ALSO READ: 'Not sure there's ever been anything like this': Rachel Maddow stunned by Trump 'oddity'
After a couple of days, she was given a stack of paperwork to sign and told that she faced a five-year ban from reentering the United States unless she applied for reentry through the consulate.
She signed the papers but was still kept under detention without explanation.
"Then they moved me to another cell – this time with no mat or blanket," she said. "I sat on the freezing cement floor for hours. That’s when I realized they were processing me into real jail: the Otay Mesa Detention Center."
Upon arriving at the center, she was told that she could be detained there for months on end.
Read the whole account at this link.
'Like I'd been kidnapped': Canadian detained by Trump's ICE delivers chilling account
Brad Reed
1–2 minutes
ICE officers (YouTube/ ICE Gov)
A Canadian woman who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for two weeks has written an account of the ordeal, in which she said she felt "like I'd been kidnapped."
Writing in The Guardian, Jasmine Mooney described being taken into custody while she was reapplying for a work visa despite the fact that officials never accused her of any wrongdoing.
"I was taken to a tiny, freezing cement cell with bright fluorescent lights and a toilet," she explained. "There were five other women lying on their mats with the aluminum sheets wrapped over them, looking like dead bodies. The guard locked the door behind me."
ALSO READ: 'Not sure there's ever been anything like this': Rachel Maddow stunned by Trump 'oddity'
After a couple of days, she was given a stack of paperwork to sign and told that she faced a five-year ban from reentering the United States unless she applied for reentry through the consulate.
She signed the papers but was still kept under detention without explanation.
"Then they moved me to another cell – this time with no mat or blanket," she said. "I sat on the freezing cement floor for hours. That’s when I realized they were processing me into real jail: the Otay Mesa Detention Center."
Upon arriving at the center, she was told that she could be detained there for months on end.
Read the whole account at this link.
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