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erronis

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1. Real penalties. Any ICE/DHS official condoning these types of actions should be immediately placed

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sat Mar 7, 2026, 05:09 PM

12 hrs ago

on unpaid administrative leave until the matter is resolved in the courts. All the way from the agents involved up the chain of authority.

If this action was not legal then anyone in the chain that violated the defendant's rights should be fired and liable for civil and criminal penalties.

If, for example, the agent acted sua sponte (in his/her own accord - without approval from above), then that agent would immediately be fired and subject to legal proceedings.

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Real penalties. Any ICE/DHS official condoning these types of actions should be immediately placed erronis 12 hrs ago #1

This is such bad precedent Oneironaut 12 hrs ago #2