ICE: Another Ridiculous and Sad Story

[Perknose]

They swerved from Canada into the U.S. to avoid an animal on the road. Now they and their baby are in custody.
A British couple with children. Treated like felons, treated like animals, for what appears to be a simple mistake.

 

[Indus]

David and Eileen Connors.

Welcome to the Trump Reich!

 

[cirrrocco]

What's wrong with these people. Do they have no humanity.

 

[dainthomas]

They swerved from Canada into the U.S. to avoid an animal on the road. Now they and their baby are in custody.
A British couple with children. Treated like felons, treated like animals, for what appears to be a simple mistake.

Unpossible. Conservatives have said that people in detention centers are free to go if they leave the country.

 

[Indus]

Unpossible. Conservatives have said that people in detention centers are free to go if they leave the country.

So many fucking lies.

I've even heard that they're running a catch and release. If someone wants to go to a blue state, they just let them go.

Whatever will they invent next?

 

[thraashman]

This is starting to sound like some of the horror stories of people accidentally crossing into North Korea or Iran. There really should be no doubt about how far America has slipped into fascism under Trump.

 

[UNCjigga]

But I thought Brexit was going to bring our 2 nations closer together???

I wonder how well our international tourism industry is doing under Trump?

 

[outriding]

Well i am glad Taj was not there.. He was thrown some grenades at them

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[rommelrommel]

There's literally nowhere on the border in that area where you can do this accidently, but this is still a gross overreaction.

 

[cirrrocco]

There's literally nowhere on the border in that area where you can do this accidently, but this is still a gross overreaction.

Not sure about the US- Canada border but I heard there are still many places where you can cross through easily. Maybe not roads?? Just curious

 

[dainthomas]

Not sure about the US- Canada border but I heard there are still many places where you can cross through easily. Maybe not roads?? Just curious

0 Ave · Langley, Britisch-Kolumbien, Kanada

Langley, Britisch-Kolumbien, Kanada

goo.gl

 

[cirrrocco]

0 Ave · Langley, Britisch-Kolumbien, Kanada

Langley, Britisch-Kolumbien, Kanada

goo.gl

Dang.. wow.. That's looks like a small street.

Wait this is the border??

 

[Fanatical Meat]

What's wrong with these people. Do they have no humanity.

Appears ICE has little oversight, just the fact that leaders or former leaders from ICE will yell at Congress shows they need oversight.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Not sure about the US- Canada border but I heard there are still many places where you can cross through easily. Maybe not roads?? Just curious

*I think* there are neighborhoods where the beginning of the street is Canada end of the street is the US.

 

[dainthomas]

Dang.. wow.. That's looks like a small street.

Wait this is the border??

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Yep. And if you go further east there's a similar sized road running parallel that's in the US with a strip of grass between.

 

[cirrrocco]

Thanks for the info above. wow. I did not know that.

 

[pauldun170]

"Wouldn't be a problem if we had walls with spikes and a big alligator moat along the Canadian border"
- Donald T.

 

[DarthKyrie]

There are places like this in northern New England and New York, towns that were split down the middle because they fell upon an invisible line.

 

[Victorian Gray]

There's literally nowhere on the border in that area where you can do this accidently, but this is still a gross overreaction.

Really?

Along 0 Avenue, Langley BC - America is on the left, Canada is on the right of the powerpole.


You don't think there are small roads and trails off the main road? I've been along that stretch of the BC border (and a few others) and saw both trails and small dirt roads leading off both sides of the main road.

And this

American residence off 0 Avenue, Surrey BC



I have no problems with their story at all.

 

[Meghan54]

I wonder why the family had to be flown from Seattle, WA to Pennsylvania?

ICE is just getting more like a Gestapo organization every day, it seems. The logical solution would have been to turn the family around, point them in the correct direction, and say "Have a nice day."

 

[Jaskalas]

This is starting to sound like some of the horror stories of people accidentally crossing into North Korea or Iran.

Probably closer to Mexico's detention. I suggest there are several rungs on this ladder. Below where we should be, but certainly not rock bottom... yet.

 

[UNCjigga]

Thanks for the info above. wow. I did not know that.

Don’t worry, there are plenty of Americans denouncing open borders who don’t realize we’ve had open borders forever.

 

[ch33zw1z]

I think this is great and exactly what America voted for.

 

[Jaskalas]

Family was obviously a bunch of terrorists.
Wait, no... I have that backwards. We... are the bad guys?
Family should be immediately reunited and released with apologies and compensation for mistreatment.

 

[rommelrommel]

Really?

Along 0 Avenue, Langley BC - America is on the left, Canada is on the right of the powerpole.
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You don't think there are small roads and trails off the main road? I've been along that stretch of the BC border (and a few others) and saw both trails and small dirt roads leading off both sides of the main road.

And this

American residence off 0 Avenue, Surrey BC

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I have no problems with their story at all.

That ditch is 3-4 feet deep.

In the handful of spots where you might not get stuck you’ll be in a field or someone’s yard and be well aware that it isn’t a road.

I’m 100% sure I’m more familiar with the geography than someone that’s been there once.