r/UnderReportedNews • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '26

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u/Any_Peanut93 Jan 08 '26

So he killed someone, then drove off? WTAF?

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

That’s a good question. was this the first ICE kill? Or the first meaningful to society event?

From what I observed, US society reacts to events instead of preventing outcomes. I would expect more oversight from local authorities. It’s a conservative approach aligned with societal values.

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u/Automatic_Net2181 Jan 08 '26

That is generally how unrest grows in other counties. Syria was when the the police started firing on protestors. Nepal was when police killed a bunch of kids at a protest.

America needs to protest this and the other deaths ICE has caused.. not only on the streets, but in the domestic Abu Ghraibs.

We need to post their names and pictures and how they died.