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This is why the black panthers carried AK's

Later Tuesday, officers told CBS News Los Angeles that they were called to the area after receiving a 911 call reporting a kidnapping at the location. When they arrived, they say that they saw that a federal immigration operation was underway and stayed to maintain peace because they were concerned by the growing crowd and the federal agents.

remember, calling the police won't save you or someone else from being abducted, they'll just "keep the peace" (read: keep any bystanders from saving you) while you are.

For months, masked individuals with no police agency markings have been leaping out of unmarked vehicles that have no licence plates, refusing to identify themselves in any way, then kidnapping people off of the streets; and not one of them has faced any true resistance.

What the fucked has happened to America. Is "hey don't do that", really all you've got???

Someone is going to shoot an ICE "officer" before summer's over

How long before somebody lights these fuckers up?

This lady was the second person arrested by them during this timeframe. The first person, a guy who was apparently defending a tamale street vendor, might have also been a US citizen.

Of course it’s another pretty young woman. These people are just human traffickers, not law enforcement.

Didn't Biden deport over 4 million without needing gestapo tactics? It's clear that even the deportations aren't really the main goal, it's fear and repression of the population.

And it's being reported that Trump is even deporting people at a lower rate compared to Biden, which is very telling when you consider how little attention this was getting with Biden.

The police are traitors to America, and should be considered ICE collaborators at Nuremberg.

What if this wasn’t ICE, but human traffickers? Is there even a difference these days?

I get that I’m no longer with the lingo, but “disappearing someone” sounds off. Same with “unaliving someone,” but I get trying to get around online filters. Is there something wrong with saying “kidnapped” or “abducted”?

An inquiry was also made asking how agents check a person's status when they first come into contact, and how they find the people they're targeting in enforcement operations.

Yeah if you can't answer this question within 4 months of this shit, it might be a good time to report the only other option. But no, let's keep giving them the benefit of the doubt in the media.

Do not forget, anyone working any police job is an enemy, and anyone reporting on it unfaithfully is also the enemy.

If you are standing by watching as the gestapo commits genocide, you are aiding the gestapo. Think about that when it's your turn to be a bystander.

The one good thing about this administration is that the cancer has been drawn out like the poison from a wound. Now, everyone can see it. This problem has been festering like a wound since the enactment of Civil Rights laws. But it has been burried. It was there. It always was. Just out of sight, thus out of mind. Look around everyone. Look at who is doing this. Never forget, and never forgive.

Remember. Shoot first. Determine whether they were ICE or human traffickers later since they didn't provide identification.

Actually, ICE are human traffickers considering we know, as a fact, that they've kidnapped actual American citizens.

So yeah, just shoot.

Yeah sorry I genuinely don't understand the people saying call 911 as some form of protest or help for the victim like the cops aren't gonna show up to support the white dudes totallyinsisting they should be there. The best you accomplish is making a dispatchers job more difficult and they are the real first responders, worst is clogging lines for an actual emergency.

TLDR:

Andrea Velez, a U.S. citizen and Cal Poly Pomona graduate, was violently detained by plainclothes federal agents in downtown Los Angeles while heading to work. Witnesses say officers in unmarked cars, without ID, tackled her without checking identification. Her family believes she was targeted due to her Hispanic appearance and fears retaliation, as her mother is a non-citizen resident. LAPD claimed they responded to a "kidnapping" call but later admitted it was an immigration operation. Velez’s whereabouts remain unknown, sparking outrage over racial profiling and unchecked enforcement.

Our ICE officers are now facing a 500 percent increase in assaults against them while they carry out enforcement operations

Those are rookie numbers.

Ok... time to start (legally) carrying a firearm every time I leave the house ATGATT

This is what happens when you don't follow Stranger Danger. Any stranger could try to abduct you at any time, so you must be prepared.