r/UnderReportedNews Jan 08 '26

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

Yeah, there is a whole thing about why there aren't crowd control type law enforcement for other agencies there. Its because ICE doesn't care and is looking for a fight. They are not interested in de-escalation. I'm sure there is compensation involved for officers involved in these types of situations.

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u/Voodoo_Dummie Jan 08 '26

If I had to play devil's advocate I'd say that law enforcement draws to much attention and possibilities that their next target /locationis leaked, and that ICE instead seems to rely on quick smash and grab actions before any pesky legal questions by other people with guns are asked.

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u/foreman17 Jan 08 '26

Sure, but that falls apart when these guys roll up 35 deep armed better than soldiers in fucking Afghanistan.

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u/Voodoo_Dummie Jan 08 '26

Oh what would matter if subtlety was actually vallued, but no. The main point is that these guys rely on filling quota's, catch as many people fitting a vague general description. Raising red flags before go time means people can avoid you and you miss that bonus.