Fu*%face Von Clownstick

Granted I know next to nothing about the current ‘tone’ in Venezuela, I do know a bit of their more modern history. Same with many Latin countries that the US has meddled with.
Dude was no saint from what I'm gathering, and the track record of the US is akin to making a deal with the devil.
No doubt this was a flex and a sobering event for NATO. More over with all the Iceland gibberish.
 
Fascism is runnin' amok in the land of the free and home of the brave. ICE is now claiming that they can forcible enter homes without a judicial warrant?

Yeah this is the end of the line. Constitution doesn’t allow this.

It does allow the use of a firearm to defend yourself against an intruder.

ICE agents are going to get a lesson in the constitution.
 
I think it’s an interesting example of the slippery slope. ICE has been allowed to enter places of worship without a warrant for a year now. Now they can enter your home.
 
I am actually shocked that it hasn't happened yet. The American people have showed amazing restraint thus far. We shall see how long it lasts?
That exactly how I feel. The populace in this country for all the bluster is VERY passive. So many people relatively comfortable but also on the edge of homelessness. One misstep and you are basically ruined. But it is just going to take one nut who just doesn’t give a crap about anything or feels like they have nothing to lose to really shift the conversation. A new Luigi, but one that no jury will convict. On that note it will be interesting to see if Luigi gets convicted.
 
Could you imagine if this were Obama's (or Hillary's) ICE? The howls of outrage from the right? The impeachment proceedings? The stockpiling of guns and ammo? The militias? Same goes for anything Trump says or does if the the roles were reversed.

But instead, not a peep.
 
Ice has shot and killed another person in Minneapolis.

Shot him in the back while he was on his knees, bent over.

The man, a registered nurse, was an American citizen with no criminal record, the city police chief said. Videos contradict the federal government’s description of the shooting, a New York Times analysis found.

Footage of the encounter shows the man was holding a phone in his hand, not a gun, when federal agents took him to the ground and shot him.

Under Minnesota law, citizens can legally carry a handgun in public, without concealment, if they have a firearm permit. The shooting victim was believed to have had a permit, said Brian O’Hara, the chief of the Minneapolis Police Department.

Several agents tussle with the man before bringing him to his knees. The man appears to resist as the agents grab his legs, push down on his back and strike him repeatedly. This video does not show what led to the episode.

The footage shows an agent approaching and grabbing at the man as the others hold him down. The agent appears to pull a gun from among the group.

Simultaneously, another agent unholsters his firearm. The agent aims at the man’s back and appears to fire one shot at close range. He then appears to continue firing at the man, who collapses.

A third agent unholsters his weapon. Both agents appear to fire additional shots at the man as he lies motionless on the ground.

In total, at least 10 shots appear to have been fired within five seconds.

The Department of Homeland Security said the episode began after a man approached Border Patrol agents with a handgun and they tried to disarm him. The Times could not confirm that based on the available videos so far.
Maybe another one of those "mistakes" that J D Vance said would be made.
 
And you knew this was going to happen.

F.B.I. Agent Who Tried to Investigate ICE Officer in Shooting Resigns

An F.B.I. agent who sought to investigate the federal immigration officer who fatally shot a 37-year-old woman in Minneapolis this month has resigned from the bureau, according to two people familiar with the matter.

The agent, Tracee Mergen, left her job as a supervisor in the F.B.I.’s Minneapolis field office after bureau leadership in Washington pressured her to discontinue a civil rights inquiry into the immigration officer, Jonathan Ross, according to one of the people. Such inquiries are a common investigative step in similar shootings.

Senior Justice Department officials have repeatedly said there are no plans to follow the path normally taken in such situations and pursue an investigation into whether Mr. Ross, who fired multiple shots at Ms. Good, had used excessive force.

Federal investigators have also refused to cooperate with state and local prosecutors in Minnesota, complicating any efforts they might take to open their own investigations into Mr. Ross.

Instead of allowing Ms. Mergen to work with the U.S. attorney’s office in Minneapolis to investigate Mr. Ross, the Justice Department has decided to investigate Ms. Good and her partner, Becca Good, scrutinizing their possible ties to left-wing protest groups in Minneapolis. That decision prompted at least six senior prosecutors in the office to resign in protest.
 

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