DrDoug
Diamond Member
It's good to see good people standing up to our immigration gestapo...
One of the corrosive side-effects of CBP/ICE actions like this is that it is sowing mistrust of the local police in these communities.
He goes on to say that the police may have been there only to make sure that everything was peaceful, but people are left uncertain if this was really the case. What the people did is probably only delay the inevitable under this administration because one thing I know is that the law doesn't like being stopped from doing their job.
They'll be back.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents pulled up to a home in Hermitage Monday morning, planning to take a man who lives there into custody. But the man's neighbors ran them off. Neighbors say the man and his son were in a van parked in their driveway, with a white pickup truck driven by an ICE agent parked behind them, blocking them in. Soon more than a dozen neighbors were gathered outside the home, along with immigrant rights advocates, as the man and his son sat in their van, beginning a standoff that lasted several hours. The scene was witnessed by multiple community members who were streaming it live on Facebook.
One of the corrosive side-effects of CBP/ICE actions like this is that it is sowing mistrust of the local police in these communities.
“From the position of the person sitting in the car, the van, who was maybe going to be detained or not be detained, I’m 100 percent sure that they had to have perceived that MNPD was there in support of ICE," Mendes says. "They left at the same time, they’re marked police cars with uniformed, armed officers. So, from the people in the van’s perspective, surely it seems that MNPD was involved or coordinated or something.”
He goes on to say that the police may have been there only to make sure that everything was peaceful, but people are left uncertain if this was really the case. What the people did is probably only delay the inevitable under this administration because one thing I know is that the law doesn't like being stopped from doing their job.
They'll be back.