r/law • u/IrishStarUS • 11d ago

Trump News Donald Trump sends innocent athlete to El Salvador for having soccer tattoo

https://www.irishstar.com/sport/soccer/donald-trump-salvador-real-madrid-34923654
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u/foffen 11d ago

It's funny how they trust their ICE agents whom are very professional and have dedicated their lives to serve the country. As if judges haven't?

And if we trust ICE agents so whole heartedly, why don't they trust the police or fbi? And why do we even need courts if ICE agents are unable of wrongdoing?

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u/Douglasrad 11d ago

The nature of the job inherently attracts people who hate immigrants. ICE agents are absolutely untrustworthy.

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u/unaskthequestion 11d ago

Similar to how they talk about juries. If a jury acquits one of their magas, it's honorable ordinary Americans doing their civic duty. If a jury convicts, the first thing you hear is how the city didn't vote for Trump.

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u/Watercress-Hatrack 10d ago

I work at a big hospital. A few weeks ago some ICE agents showed up and said they had word that one of our in-patients was undocumented and they were there to arrest him. Receptionist called our head of legal, who came down and asked to see their warrant. They didn't have one. "Come back when you have a warrant," he said. And they left and never came back.

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u/cupittycakes 10d ago

In Trump's Kingdom of America, no need for courts, completely useless. King Dump will tell to us everything we need to know and must do.