Immigration Issues

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ICE points multiple weapons directly at woman's head—a U.S. citizen filming their traffic stop.

Agent shoots "less than lethal" bullet into car through open window—pepper ball immediately sends passenger into health crisis.

"I have the right to record," she yells back at them. "This is an illegal traffic stop!"

The incident occurred on North Tryon Street—a major corridor through Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina

 

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ICE agent arrested for pulling gun on Southern California teen, lawyer says

A 45-year-old Riverside County man, who reportedly works as a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, is accused of illegally detaining a minor at gunpoint while off duty last week.

The Nov. 10 incident, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, played out at around 10:30 pm outside a home in the 32000 block of Daybrook Terrance in Temecula.

Lawyer Greg Kirakosian, who represents the boy and his family, told KTLA that the 17-year-old was driving home after dropping a friend off down the street when he saw the suspect, identified by investigators as Gerardo Rodriguez, pointing a gun at his vehicle, demanding he pull over.

“In the moment, I think he was just scared for his life. He had a gun pulled on him, and he was told to immediately stop or else,” he explained. “Then that same person came up to his driver’s side door and pulled him out at gunpoint.”

In footage of the incident obtained by KTLA, the 45-year-old is seen pulling a gun from his waistband as he walked up the street, pointing it at the teen’s truck and demanding he stop the vehicle while reportedly brandishing his badge.

“By the time our client’s parents showed up, the neighbors had essentially come to the rescue and stopped him from doing what he was doing, calming him down and forcing him to go back inside his house and leaving the boy alone,” Kirakosian said.

The teenager’s parents had been alerted by a friend to what was happening, prompting them to rush over from their home with their son’s passport, fearing the incident could be some type of immigrant enforcement operation. They called 911 after they arrived.

Responding deputies turned the investigation over to RCSD’s Investigation Bureau, who contacted Rodriguez later that same night, arrested him and conducted a search of his house “where evidence related to the investigation was collected,” the department said in a news release.

 

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ICE agent arrested for pulling gun on Southern California teen, lawyer says

A 45-year-old Riverside County man, who reportedly works as a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, is accused of illegally detaining a minor at gunpoint while off duty last week.

The Nov. 10 incident, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, played out at around 10:30 pm outside a home in the 32000 block of Daybrook Terrance in Temecula.

Lawyer Greg Kirakosian, who represents the boy and his family, told KTLA that the 17-year-old was driving home after dropping a friend off down the street when he saw the suspect, identified by investigators as Gerardo Rodriguez, pointing a gun at his vehicle, demanding he pull over.

“In the moment, I think he was just scared for his life. He had a gun pulled on him, and he was told to immediately stop or else,” he explained. “Then that same person came up to his driver’s side door and pulled him out at gunpoint.”

In footage of the incident obtained by KTLA, the 45-year-old is seen pulling a gun from his waistband as he walked up the street, pointing it at the teen’s truck and demanding he stop the vehicle while reportedly brandishing his badge.

“By the time our client’s parents showed up, the neighbors had essentially come to the rescue and stopped him from doing what he was doing, calming him down and forcing him to go back inside his house and leaving the boy alone,” Kirakosian said.

The teenager’s parents had been alerted by a friend to what was happening, prompting them to rush over from their home with their son’s passport, fearing the incident could be some type of immigrant enforcement operation. They called 911 after they arrived.

Responding deputies turned the investigation over to RCSD’s Investigation Bureau, who contacted Rodriguez later that same night, arrested him and conducted a search of his house “where evidence related to the investigation was collected,” the department said in a news release.

Arrest them all. All ICE who abuse people.

 

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ICE points multiple weapons directly at woman's head—a U.S. citizen filming their traffic stop.

Agent shoots "less than lethal" bullet into car through open window—pepper ball immediately sends passenger into health crisis.

"I have the right to record," she yells back at them. "This is an illegal traffic stop!"

The incident occurred on North Tryon Street—a major corridor through Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina

ICE are abusive thugs and local police and citizens need to record and arrest them all.

 

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ICE/Border Patrol agents assaulted and kidnapped a U.S. citizen… then dumped him on the side of the road two miles away.In the video, you can see agents uncuffing him, tossing his wallet and belongings onto the ground, and driving away. No apology. No explanation. Just state-sanctioned violence caught on camera.According to the victim, agents grabbed him, slammed him against a wall, cuffed him, and threw him into a van. Only after checking his ID did they decide he wasn’t the “right” target… so they drove him out of the area, dropped him off, and left him stranded.This isn’t “immigration enforcement.” It’s kidnapping. It’s excessive force. And it’s what happens when an agency operates without oversight, accountability, or consequences. If this is how they treat a U.S. citizen on camera, imagine what happens when no one is filming.

 

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ICE/Border Patrol agents assaulted and kidnapped a U.S. citizen… then dumped him on the side of the road two miles away.In the video, you can see agents uncuffing him, tossing his wallet and belongings onto the ground, and driving away. No apology. No explanation. Just state-sanctioned violence caught on camera.According to the victim, agents grabbed him, slammed him against a wall, cuffed him, and threw him into a van. Only after checking his ID did they decide he wasn’t the “right” target… so they drove him out of the area, dropped him off, and left him stranded.This isn’t “immigration enforcement.” It’s kidnapping. It’s excessive force. And it’s what happens when an agency operates without oversight, accountability, or consequences. If this is how they treat a U.S. citizen on camera, imagine what happens when no one is filming.

What here is searchable to determine any facts? X posts are unreliable and I wish there was something to actually check if this is true or made up. To actually see if a Judge has anything to say. Is there a lawsuit? But X posts are worthless.

 

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What here is searchable to determine any facts? X posts are unreliable and I wish there was something to actually check if this is true or made up. To actually see if a Judge has anything to say. Is there a lawsuit? But X posts are worthless.

Okay. How about this one?



And this one?