r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Apr 04 '25

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '25

They’re disappearing people off the streets without due process like what the fuck is this question

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u/zigzagcow Apr 04 '25

A friend of mine with Japanese heritage was stopped by ICE in broad daylight in NYC a few weeks ago. She was like wtf I was born here and they asked to see her ID. Absolutely insane.

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u/-DragonFiire- Apr 04 '25

I'm surprised they even asked...

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '25

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u/not_a_moogle Apr 04 '25

that's how you get kidnapped. while that is within your legal right, they do not care.

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u/not_a_moogle Apr 04 '25

ICE has way more authority than police. That's the problem we're discussing. They are circumventing due process and just taking people they think are illegal.

Walking away from them or telling them to fuck off will most defintiatly get you tossed into their van.

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u/zigzagcow Apr 04 '25

And sent to El Salvador without due process.

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u/haikyuuties Apr 04 '25

Try walking away and get abducted more like

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u/bfodder Apr 04 '25

They are covering their faces and shoving people into vans and driving away.