Quote (Goomshill @ Apr 17 2025 12:55am)

https://i.imgur.com/laQRlSC.jpeg

what would you call race hustling for illegal aliens?
lady has already raised $207,000. Or at least, some scammer did, I don't know, these things usually are.

Quote (RedFromWinter @ Apr 17 2025 05:09am)

I'm still baffled by the white knighting of these people. Surely there are better outliers that don't carry the laundry list of baggage to enshrine.

Quote (thesnipa @ Apr 17 2025 08:58am)

Its right in line with the BLM movement. they dropped tamir rice and philando castile quickly, who were real tragic cases. they championed mike brown, george floyd, and trayvon martin. and still do.

Quote (PapaPsych @ Apr 17 2025 11:12am)

Even those cases they didn't look at with any objectivity.
Tamir Rice was pointing his bb gun with the orange tip removed at women on the sidewalk prompting the call, his parents were warned about Tamir playing with the BB gun by his friends mom who had common sense, and saw it as such a problem she didn't allow her kid to play with him.
Tamir was no small kid, and would easily be mistaken for an adult, the reason he got shot is on Video, the police decided to roll up and for whatever dumb reason, just like pointing it at people, when the cop dives out of the door he clearly reaches for it.

Philando Castile shooting video was one that I'll be damned what his reply was to the cop reaching for his holster and loudly say "well don't reach for it."
He says "but I have to" IMO the police shouldn't even legally be allowed to ask if someone has a gun anymore because of how they act when someone has a CCW.
Yet BLM never rallied for the obvious common sense change to this police policy that is at fault for creating thousands of needless potentially deadly situations.
They are just a race baiting grift that works with the system, not against it.

Quote (thesnipa @ Apr 17 2025 11:24am)

The tamir rice case isn't even squarely on the cop, although i think he acted brashly. 911 received a call where the person said a kid had a gun, but that it was probably fake, they said it was likely fake twice in fact. dispatch then relays this to the cops as a person has a gun, doesnt mention it being fake. unclear whether they mentioned it was a kid. car didnt even come to a stop before the cop jumped out and in 2 seconds 2 shots were fired. MAYBE an appropriate response to a real gun from a confirmed adult, certainly not for a presumed fake gun for a kid. just bad information relaying and jumpy cop, thus the family got a massive payout. it should be taught to all 911 operators and dispatchers as a case study in how details matter greatly.

Quote (Goomshill @ Apr 17 2025 06:43am)

Pam Bondi also released the GFIS report showing how Garcia was identified as an MS13 member. The other men he was detained with were active MS13 members with long criminal records and convictions for gang offenses, they were together as a group, carrying drugs, and the fact he was wearing clothing indicative of MS13 affiliation and status was not in a vacuum- the other MS13 gang members wouldn't tolerate some random guy in their group dressing that way.
https://x.com/willchamberlain/status/1912694550860018032

Thats far more evidence than the judge in this case has been referring to. Claiming it was 'just how he dressed'. He was in the company of proven gang bangers wearing their colors, if he wasn't an MS13 member they'd have killed him for impersonating one

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The Star learned from sources familiar with the incident that Abrego Garcia was stopped for an unknown reason on December 6, 2022, and that the THP officer responsible for the stop immediately discovered Abrego Garcia was transporting seven passengers, with eight individuals inside the vehicle.

During a nearly two-hour traffic stop, the THP officer determined that Abrego Garcia (pictured above) was operating the vehicle without a valid driver’s license and began searching for information about him.

One source told The Star that THP ultimately discovered Abrego Garcia was on a terrorist watch list, but could not locate Abrego Garcia on a deportation list. Another source told The Star that THP did not discover Abrego Garcia on a terrorist watch list but that another one of the seven passengers in the vehicle may have been on a terrorist watch list.

THP subsequently called the FBI, which was then led by former Director Christopher Wray under the Biden administration. The FBI instructed the THP officers at the scene to capture photographs of all eight people in the vehicle and document its contents.

Once the photographs were captured, this source told The Star that the FBI requested THP release all eight individuals and that the THP officers complied with this request.

The Star learned that the circumstances of the stop made the THP officer responsible for the stop concerned that Abrego Garcia was engaged in human trafficking, but that Abrego Garcia and his passengers were nonetheless released at the request of the FBI.

Quote (SkySwallower @ Apr 16 2025 06:46am)

Sidenote: I also like how Goom keeps implying that the supreme court sided with Trump, when all they literally said was "Deporting him was wrong and you should get him back, we just do not see how and in which way the other court expects you to". You can read the statement yourself, it's only 2 pages long.

Quote (MadMan87 @ Apr 17 2025 08:44pm)

That particular individual received due process and was asked to leave. He never did.

The #1 guy people are complaining about did everything wrong after he went through asylum the right way.

He eventually had his asylum revoked. Was given a time period to leave. Never did. Then got caught and deported.

I don’t think he should get due process twice for the same thing. In fact double jeopardy laws exist for certain reasons. He never appealed the decision either. The problem is liberals always focus on the biggest mouth in the room. Know what deportation they should focus on?

That 19 year old Venezuelan kid who was deported before his court date even arrived. He had pending legalization paperwork. That kid needs to be brought back immediately.

Quote (SkySwallower @ Apr 17 2025 02:25pm)

That due process the first time ended with him not being allowed to be deported to El Salvador, which explains why 9/9 sc agree that he should be in the US (and can then still be deported if a court decides so)

On the other hand I am happy you found a case you are more sympathetic with, in the end due process has to be for everybody though.

Quote (MadMan87 @ Apr 17 2025 03:38pm)

It doesn’t matter where the US government says a person can go or can’t go. The fact is he is an El Salvador citizen. Once asylum is dropped they ultimately have authority and we are no more than kidnappers.

That’s my biggest problem with the whole “CECOT” thing. These people need to be sent back to their country of origin and warned “If you come back we will shoot”. Harsh but that’s how I feel. If they don’t qualify to be here anymore then we need to treat it like an invasion and not a humanitarian crisis.

Asylum seekers- Ok

In the process - ok

Here illegally for years with no attempt at starting the process - NOT OK regardless of how well behaved they are.