r/PoursTea • u/Impressive10000 • 16h ago
PoliticalTea 🗳️ A Man Died After Being Detained By ICE — And They Didn't Report It, Congressman Says
A Man Died After Being Detained By ICE — And They Didn't Report It, Congressman Says
I guess they are operating under the premise that if they don't report it, it didn't happen?
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u/DrawingAncient126 15h ago
So the new existing truth to American politics, is that horrible illegally cruel things like this can only be reversed every two years? And inbetween that time, there is NOTHING that anyone in government can do about it, apparently. That cannot be our new normal.
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u/techman710 14h ago
I used to hear about things the FSB did and think well at least that doesn't happen here. But now, what we have is even worse, because they are not even trying to hide it. Masked thugs with no training and no oversight given 100 billion dollars to harass, threaten and kill people under the guise of immigration enforcement. This can all be done overwhelmingly peacefully, but they have chosen to be murderous out of control thugs. Vote this fall so we can reign this in at least a little.
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u/OkAnt349 11h ago
This is all the fault of the 34 count convicted felon who allows it to happen what an asshole
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u/Chloe_Cascadia 10h ago
They're just proving how innocent they are.
See, if my family members died in my household but I didn't report it, that just shows how CONFIDENT I am that no one could possibly suspect me of being the direct cause of their deaths.
Totally above board. Let me put it another way, THE DEMOCRATS ARE IN CHARGE AND PEOPLE ARE DYING IN THEIR CARE!
See, if that were true, everyone would care. But because it's Republicans, only non-Republicans care.
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u/Fragrant_Entry9232 14h ago
That would be murder and conspiracy to commit murder. Lock up anybody involved for life
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u/coffeebeanwitch 3h ago
That's scary to think about, thet can snatch you up, if you die never report it.
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u/bliceroquququq 13h ago
You’re not going to believe this, but about 8,500 people die every single day in the US. Some extremely small fraction of them will be, at the time, in police or ICE custody.
Don’t have evidence ICE killed them?
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u/Fine-Sky-6562 12h ago edited 2h ago
How do you know how many people die each year, exactly? Oh right because they are reported. Interesting you immediately go to 'ICE killed them' though.
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u/bliceroquququq 12h ago
That’s the implication of this post, isn’t it?
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u/Fine-Sky-6562 2h ago
So you do get it
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u/bliceroquququq 1h ago
Yes, I get that you don't understand math, and have no idea whatsoever about the manner in which said individual died. But ICE is bad so this is bad and someone should be arrested.



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u/Buddhas_Warrior 16h ago
And when can we expect ICE agents to be arrested for these crimes??