Immigration Issues

[Tigers!]

DOJ accuses Minnesota federal judges of misconduct after NYT interview on Operation Metro Surge

The Department of Justice filed a misconduct complaint Wednesday against seven Minnesota judges after they spoke to a New York Times reporter about the effects of Operation Metro Surge. The complaint...

www.yahoo.com

Not sure I understand what is going on here.
Is this a real thing or just more tRump distraction?

One must never point out when the Trump admonistration behaves illegally.

I understand. Your finger would drop off from overuse.

 

[crazyfingers]

Renee Good's family sues the government and specific individuals in government for her wrongful murder.

One lawsuit names the United States of America as the sole defendant under the Federal Tort Claims Act, a federal law that allows people to sue the US government for personal injury, property damage or death, caused by alleged negligence of federal employees acting within their job duties.

In January, attorneys sent letters to the federal agencies connected with Good’s death, notifying them of their intention to pursue legal action. Under FTCA guidelines, they waited six months for a response, which could be a denial, agreement to payment, or simply a non-response, attorney Sarah Raisch said.

“We are here today because we have not heard from the government, either that they will accept the claim, or not,” attorney Antonio Romanucci said.

No response. Ya that sounds like them.

In their second lawsuit, Good’s family alleges, among other things, Operation Metro Surge was “a carefully planned, coordinated effort between senior federal officials and private actors” to interfere with the civil rights of Minnesotans of Somali and Hispanic descent and origin, and to silence “the neighbors and allies of those targeted communities who observed, documented, and warned of that campaign.”


The suit names Ross, ten John Doe federal agents, and several current and former Trump administration officials as defendants, including White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, White House border czar Tom Homan, former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, and Greg Bovino, the former Border Patrol official who led the administration’s immigration enforcement surge in Minneapolis.

Get the fuckers!

https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/01/us/renee-good-death-lawsuits

 

[laughing dog]

DOJ accuses Minnesota federal judges of misconduct after NYT interview on Operation Metro Surge

The Department of Justice filed a misconduct complaint Wednesday against seven Minnesota judges after they spoke to a New York Times reporter about the effects of Operation Metro Surge. The complaint...

www.yahoo.com

Not sure I understand what is going on here.
Is this a real thing or just more tRump distraction?

Yes to both. It will go nowhere.

 

[ZiprHead]

72-year-old man shoots off-duty ICE agent found asleep on Fresno lawn, agent arrested: Police

Authorities say a woman found the ICE agent sleeping on her front lawn.

abc7ny.com

An ICE agent is in custody at a local hospital after police say he was shot after assaulting an elderly man and his daughter at a home in Fresno.

The incident happened before 3:30 am Friday at a home in central Fresno.

The Fresno Police Department says a woman found 32-year-old David Gonzalez sleeping on her front lawn.

The woman told her 72-year-old father, who then went outside to tell Gonzalez to leave.

Once Gonzalez was woken up, police say he appeared drunk and assaulted the 72-year-old.

Police say the daughter tried to intervene to protect her father, and Gonzalez physically attacked her.

Fearing for their safety, officers say the 72-year-old man pulled out a gun and shot Gonzalez.

The woman's boyfriend, who is a police officer and was off-duty, came to the home and put Gonzalez in handcuffs.

He was taken to the hospital for treatment and is listed in serious condition.

They hire only the best...

 

[Patooka]

I'm sure Derec et al will have a throbbing erection over this piece of news;

https://apnews.com/article/ilhan-omar-home-searched-8e18c2aea948bd90f4d7a4eb32b9ec3a

The scope of the investigation was unclear, though Trump and officials in his administration have repeatedly referred in recent months to the existence of an inquiry into Omar, a Somali-born Democrat whose status as an immigrant to the U.S. and left-wing views have drawn scrutiny from the White House and other Republicans.

"Know your place or else"

EDIT: Man, I wish the US Democrats would grow a pair and do the exact same thing to Republicunts. Just for once stop snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

 

[ZiprHead]

 

[crazyfingers]

Ya the ice agent was indited by the local grand jury by local DA with no help from the Feds who lie.

There is no trust left for the federal government. None at all. Trump has ruined a great nation.

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

During Iran War, US trying to deport Iranians to Iran... and kept communication lines with Iran open to try to do it, which would mean Iran would know exactly who was being sent back if they were a dissident.

Earlier court filings and emails show the administration held talks with Iran on deportations that took place last year and shortly before the war. But the revelation that it was maintaining those contacts even after the war broke out highlighted the administration's resolve in carrying out its hardline immigration crackdown, which has involved ramping up removals, including to places that critics say could endanger the lives of the returnees.


"We are at war with a country where the President of the United States has said, as recently as two or three days ago, if not yesterday, that it is essentially lawless ... A country that is an enemy of the United States, according to the current president. A country that, according to our president, murdered tens of thousands of protestors," Judge Ana Reyes said according to the Oct. 15 transcript.

"And what you're telling me is that the United States of America is going to send individuals back to that region, facing what you and I and everyone who would ever look at this would know would be, at a minimum, a serious threat of certain death."

"Yes, your honor," Justice Department attorney Dimitar Georgiev-Remmel said. "The government is executing lawful orders of removal." Georgiev-Remmel told the court there was no specific date set to carry out any removals.

Fuck global trade through the gulf, we have people we need to deport!

 

[crazyfingers]

During Iran War, US trying to deport Iranians to Iran... and kept communication lines with Iran open to try to do it, which would mean Iran would know exactly who was being sent back if they were a dissident.

Earlier court filings and emails show the administration held talks with Iran on deportations that took place last year and shortly before the war. But the revelation that it was maintaining those contacts even after the war broke out highlighted the administration's resolve in carrying out its hardline immigration crackdown, which has involved ramping up removals, including to places that critics say could endanger the lives of the returnees.


"We are at war with a country where the President of the United States has said, as recently as two or three days ago, if not yesterday, that it is essentially lawless ... A country that is an enemy of the United States, according to the current president. A country that, according to our president, murdered tens of thousands of protestors," Judge Ana Reyes said according to the Oct. 15 transcript.

"And what you're telling me is that the United States of America is going to send individuals back to that region, facing what you and I and everyone who would ever look at this would know would be, at a minimum, a serious threat of certain death."

"Yes, your honor," Justice Department attorney Dimitar Georgiev-Remmel said. "The government is executing lawful orders of removal." Georgiev-Remmel told the court there was no specific date set to carry out any removals.

Fuck global trade through the gulf, we have people we need to deport!

To send those people to their deaths. What a bloodthirsty government Trump runs.

 

[ZiprHead]

‘60 Minutes’ takeaways: Trump calls his deportation policy ‘too tough’. The president was both reflective and defensive during his first TV network interview since the midterm losses.

After historic losses in the midterms, President Donald Trump on Friday sat down with “60 Minutes” for an extensive interview.
During the discussion, he was both reflective and at times open to collaboration, but simultaneously defensive as he prepares for battle with congressional Democrats. The interview was recorded several hours before he announced that he would replace White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, an ideological hard-liner who designed his most controversial immigration policies.


Here are the takeaways:

WaPo shared article.