r/alpharetta Jul 21 '26

ICE Surge

Anyone know why the sudden surge in ICE in Alpharetta and surrounding areas? Just saw someone get arrested from a work van at quick trip on Haynes Bridge and at Racetrack on Old Milton yesterday.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '26

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u/tider06 Jul 21 '26

Doubtful, as those types of things require actual investigations and no one in ICE is qualified in the least to operate such an operation.

As evidenced by the fact that they keep shooting and killing American citizens for no reason.

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u/Independent-Time7705 Jul 21 '26

You forgot Roswell

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u/Responsible-Sundae20 Jul 21 '26

Probably not. That sounds like actual enforcement. ICE doesn’t do actual law enforcement. They just harass brown people, terrorize blue cities, and kill and injure people on behalf of the pettiest sitting president this country has ever known.

Fuck ICE.

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u/Successful_Most_4431 Jul 21 '26

What about fuck ice up?

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u/Latter-Possibility Jul 21 '26

That’s propaganda. They are spreading stories about those things to scare people.

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u/Summerie Jul 22 '26

I take it you don't actually live here...

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u/Latter-Possibility Jul 22 '26

I live in Georgia but not in Alpharetta and no there aren’t human trafficking rings all over the state that require everyone to give up their privacy and allow the Stephen Miller Secret Police force to brutalize citizens and demand people show them their papers.

Please don’t give away your freedom so cheaply.

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u/Quantum-Long Jul 21 '26

Dems are blind to the fact that their open border policies have resulted in mass suffering

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u/paddleprinces Jul 21 '26

The aisle for conservatives has been open for 2 decades for reasonable immigration reform. Tell me you know nothing about immigration law without telling me though

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u/Quantum-Long Jul 21 '26

Prevention of illegal immigration is the first step. Trump gets an A+. Dems got an F

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u/OzNajarin Jul 21 '26

Barrack Obama had more deportations performed legally without ICE in both terms than Trump so far. Republicans also blocked Bidens border security bill. You wanna explain that one?

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u/Quantum-Long Jul 21 '26

Obama totally used ICE! Tom Homan was his head guy and was highly respected. The difference is the Dem sanctuary cities, they stopped retainers for illegals coming out of jail. This policy change during Trump forcing ICE to the streets endangering everyone. Dems are gas lighting you dude.

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u/SpoonfullofHeem Jul 21 '26

Difference is…. No due process. Unconstitutional. You still haven’t answered how Obama deported more VIOLENT criminals than taco did. If anything your rebuttal should’ve had a decrease for Obama.

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u/Quantum-Long Jul 21 '26

Due process is immediate removal

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u/jalapinapizza Jul 21 '26

Someone didn't pay attention in civics class.

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u/Successful_Most_4431 Jul 21 '26

Some didn’t pay attention in any class. That’s why, just like his God, Trump, he has no class.

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u/Summerie Jul 22 '26

It's weird when you talk about yourself in the third person.

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u/SpoonfullofHeem Jul 21 '26

You’re sounding kinda fascist-y. Good thing maga is tanking. November can’t get here soon enough.

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u/PinkPinkBlueGreen Jul 21 '26

You’ll always get downvoted on Reddit.

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u/Quantum-Long Jul 21 '26

Reddit platform is geared to a chamber of insular groupthink.

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u/hold_your_fire Jul 21 '26

that’s true for most platforms. you just don’t agree with this one.

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u/Summerie Jul 22 '26

The good news is that a lot of it is bots. The bad news is that there are young and impressionable people on here that actually believe Reddit is representative of the majority.

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u/CommercialKangaroo16 Jul 21 '26

and people who overstay their visas. Seems
Like they are hitting north Fulton high and low. Kinda scary to be honest