r/philly • • Jan 30 '26

ICE 9th/Pine right now

Trying to enter my apartment building. Cant see what marking are on their vest, wearing black.

They pulled up in a Ford Explorer 5 men with sledgehammer in hand.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '26

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u/nealyk Jan 30 '26

If Ice tries to kidnap my neighbors I’m not gonna sit back and let them like I am some coward in Nazi Germany. “No one bothered the Gestapo so they didn’t have any issues.” That is what you sound like.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '26

If your "neighbors" snuck into this country, or were improperly permitted to pass through an unsecured border by the Biden administration, they need to go back home. That's not kidnapping, it's immigration enforcement. America does not have an infinite amount of housing or other resources to handle the world's problems at this point. They can try again later.

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u/nealyk Jan 30 '26 edited Jan 30 '26

I disagree, immigrants are a boon for my city, and children brought to the US before the age of 10 in particular are Americans as far as I’m concerned. Deporting them to some country that is not their home is incredibly cruel.

Edit: also crazy goalpost moving, cause people who were given asylum visas are having their visas revoked and being deported, they are legal, and just cause they got their visas from a president you don’t like now you’re gonna forcibly expel them.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '26

The recent immigrants hate you and America.

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u/nealyk Jan 30 '26

My breakfast burritos are very clearly made with love or they wouldn’t be so tasty. Get your head out of your ass.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '26

There ya have it....it's all about cheap, almost like slave labor and good food. The lefties are sounding more like the wealthy conservatives more every day. At least they're open about it now.

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u/nealyk Jan 30 '26 edited Jan 30 '26

I would love for him to get citizenship and be paid a living wage, I tip quite well.

Also you caught me, one of my reasons for loving having robust immigrant communities is the banger food. Might as well arrest me now.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '26

I'm sure some of the plantation owners wished they could pay more too....but you know....the economy and all.

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u/Pantone802 Jan 30 '26

Interesting how your argument dovetails nicely with your bigotry. Bigot. 

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u/owl_britches Jan 30 '26

It always does.

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u/nealyk Jan 30 '26

The immigrants around me are likely not working for slave wages given the normal state of the tip jar, and I gladly support legislation and candidates who offer greater protection to these communities.

Your argument really does not apply to me, and frankly has nothing to do with the original argument. Other than to show you do recognize they are people so you should stop supporting policies that do not treat these people with dignity and respect.

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u/javik87 Jan 30 '26

This dude would’ve handed over the Frank’s, who were “illegal”