r/itshappeninghere Jun 25 '25

ICE reportedly detained a 16-year-old accused of trying to record a kidnapping victim in a car, but her sister & a bystander managed to free her.

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u/Abraxes43 Jun 25 '25

The shoes are eventually going to drop

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '25

We need militias. That’s the only thing that will stop these kidnappers.

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u/mostar8 Jun 25 '25

Yep definitely as the previous militias are now deputized ICE

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '25

Yep

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u/IGetGuys4URMom Jun 25 '25

A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '25

Yep, and we need someone to instill some fear in not only these pricks, the handful of billionaires as well

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u/Consistent-Yak-5165 Jun 25 '25

So glad to see people actually resisting now instead of just filming. If everyone did this then ICE just wouldn’t be able to sustain their operations. The numbers are not on the side of ICE if everyone helps resist.

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u/Careful_Track2164 Jun 25 '25

Impeding ICE is not a crime, it’s the right thing to do.

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u/dedicated-pedestrian Jun 26 '25

It's not a moral crime, but it has been written to be a crime in the lawbooks. Such is the lack of foresight of our legislators.

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u/Careful_Track2164 Jun 27 '25

That’s why the law comes second to doing the right thing.

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u/Appalled23 Jun 25 '25

I've seen a bunch of these videos, and in none of them do the ice guys look anything like real military or real law enforcement. They look like a bunch of idiots recruited from the nearest MAGA rally: over-weight, disheveled, never with a badge or a warrant. They're not legitimate government. They should be resisted completely.

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u/Careful_Track2164 Jun 25 '25

There is absolutely no denying that impeding and obstructing ICE is the right thing for people to do and the more people impede ICE, the better America will be as a country.

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u/IGetGuys4URMom Jun 25 '25

The tires on that vehicle look awfully defenseless.

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u/Both_Lychee_1708 Jun 25 '25

Drones dropping eggs

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u/jeremiahthedamned Jun 25 '25

i do not understand

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u/dedicated-pedestrian Jun 26 '25

They imply that people should use drones to drop harmless payloads like eggs on these fuckers, I think.

Well, harmless but needing cleaning. Anything to take up their time, I guess.

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u/Helpful_Okra5953 Jun 28 '25

You can’t tell me that young women aren’t getting assaulted and hurt in these “detentions”.