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ICE agents behaving unlawfully

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ICE agents are now routinely making arrests whilst wearing plain clothes with no identification and their faces covered with a mask

The countless videos of apparent ICE raids show federal agents with their faces covered, wearing plain clothes without a badge or identification, which prompted protesters to call the detainment “illegal abductions.”

Even Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said she does not know the identities of federal agents who are taking people into custody.

“Who are these people?” Bass asked last week during a news conference. “We're not sure who these armed men are. They show up without uniforms, they show up completely masked. They refuse to give ID, they're driving regular cars with tinted windows and in some cases, out of state license plates.”

www.nbclosangeles.com

Can state law force ICE agents to show ID, remove face coverings?

California lawmakers are mulling over how to force officers to reveal their identities to ensure oversight while stopping scammers.
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You get the impression that notch is in an iron lung and has absolutely nothing else to do other than find the most obscure websites he can.
 
The only obscurity is the dubious methods the agents employ, maybe the proud boyz have found employment.
 
aveatry said:
You get the impression that notch is in an iron lung and has absolutely nothing else to do other than find the most obscure websites he can.
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Aveatry, are you suggesting that it is not happening?
 
motorbiking said:
Whose definition is it that the conduct is unlawful?
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Is it lawful for a person to get taken off the street by a bunch of unidentified people?

If the public don’t have the right to know who is arresting them, any bounty Hunter or vigilante can do it.

Is that okay?
 
Notch7 said:
Is it lawful for a person to get taken off the street by a bunch of unidentified people?

If the public don’t have the right to know who is arresting them, any bounty Hunter or vigilante can do it.

Is that okay?
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It may be very troublesome. But is it actually unlawful under the applicable US laws.
 
Murdochcat said:
It’s in America.

Nothing to see here
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Yes what’s happening in America is the result of a morally corrupt populist gaining power.

The U.K. has a morally corrupt populist desperately trying to gain power, so it’s highly relevant to British citizens.
 
Notch7 said:
Is it lawful for a person to get taken off the street by a bunch of unidentified people?

If the public don’t have the right to know who is arresting them, any bounty Hunter or vigilante can do it.

Is that okay?
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Yeah I think so - in the US, there is no federal law requiring them to ID themselves - different agencies have different rules however.

In the UK that would not be true.
 
Notch7 said:
Yes what’s happening in America is the result of a morally corrupt populist gaining power.

The U.K. has a morally corrupt populist desperately trying to gain power, so it’s highly relevant to British citizens.
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I really don’t care about the USA. Labour are acting in very odd ways to say the least and they are IN POWER
 
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