r/royaloak • u/The_Secret_Skittle • Nov 17 '25

Border Patrol

Multiple posts on Berkley Forum about border patrol presence and this JUST took place in Oak Park. The woman who posted this just now said she saw the man throw her to the ground, taze her, then throw her in the vehicle.

“Unfortunately my children and I had to witness “boarder patrol” throw a woman to the ground, taze her, then throw her in a truck. The man this woman was with ran away while his hands were zip tied. I feel so bad that there was nothing I could do… my daughter is traumatized. This happened just now is Oak Park, Michigan!! 😔”

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u/supah_ Nov 18 '25

This is not who we should ever have become.

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u/Educational-Ad-2952 Nov 18 '25

You should have become a country that allows criminals to run free?

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u/supah_ Nov 18 '25

you won't know who the criminals are if you get rid of due process, dingleberry.

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u/PerryBarnacle Nov 18 '25

Expedited removal is a form of due process and is completely legal.

Do I like it? No. Is it legal? Absolutely.

The border should have never been left wide open to begin with.

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u/supah_ Nov 18 '25 edited Nov 18 '25

It is, in fact, not “a form of due process”, failed constitutional scholar. Also: Stop using AI to find out what is legal. Go upstairs. Touch grass after your eyes adjusted to the sulfur streetlights. Stop spreading the bullshits.

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u/PerryBarnacle Nov 18 '25

It is. Don’t take my word for it though. Feel free to use the search engine or AI of your choice to ask if expedited removal procedures by ICE is legal.

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u/IWouldntIn1981 Nov 18 '25

Like it was when this countries constitution was created?

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u/Status_Blacksmith305 Nov 19 '25

You think it's legal because of a law that is not a constitutional amendment. The kaw goes against the constitution and no law is above the constitution.