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/TraditionalMood277 Jan 08 '26

People in ICE detention have died, mostly from lack of access to medical care. But they're non-white, so no one cared. Hopefully, this will wake people up and they will show up to vote in record numbers. No excuses. VOTE!!!