And just walked away. No medical help in sight
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I know this won't fit the agenda, but it wasn't too long ago that a big complaint about ICE was that we had these unidentified thugs with no identification arresting undocumented migrants.
Now we have some guy driving past, not at all involved in the incident, and he has no problem identifying immigration agents. How was he so sure.
"Local police reports and other witnesses similarly identified them as federal/ICE agents based on self-identification and the marked vests. DHS later confirmed it was an ICE targeted enforcement operation involving officers who mistook the man for a fugitive."
US Citizen Detained by Immigration Agents
Ryan Garton recognized them as immigration/federal enforcement agents primarily from their appearance and the circumstances of the encounter. Available reporting (primarily the AP account of his statements) does not include a detailed first-person explanation from Garton of the exact visual cues...
yea I know, it's pretty easy to identify these folks as ICE agents, which is why it was kind of dumb for people to say that these unidentified people arresting people..."Local police reports and other witnesses similarly identified them as federal/ICE agents based on self-identification and the marked vests. DHS later confirmed it was an ICE targeted enforcement operation involving officers who mistook the man for a fugitive."
US Citizen Detained by Immigration Agents
Ryan Garton recognized them as immigration/federal enforcement agents primarily from their appearance and the circumstances of the encounter. Available reporting (primarily the AP account of his statements) does not include a detailed first-person explanation from Garton of the exact visual cues...x.com
Unidentified in the sense that there are no badge numbers or names to these people. So you or I could dress up as ICE and kidnap people. Or if ICE does harass people, there are no repercussions because there is no identity.
Just take a moment to think next time.
well, wouldn't that have been true in this instance....did a person driving by see the badge numbers of these agents??
So is law enforcement leaving ANY injured person on the street without calling medical staff ok with you? Considering law enforcement was the reason the injury happened?
Do you agree it was wrong for law enforcement to not make medical attention available
great response you just totally changed the focus of the last few posts. We were talking about identification, not medical staff.....
Absolutely. Might have been some other branch of the American SS. Therefore we shouldn't be concerned about it.
What do you want? It’s a 40 second clip with zero context. Doesn’t explain why or how they got to that point. Doesn’t explain or show what happened after that point and you’re all crying like 2 year olds. Do you have some additional information to provide some context here. How do you know medical attention wasn’t provided outside of this 40 second clip? It appears the agents thought he was someone else, confirmed his identity was not that person, and was released. I’m sure there’s 2000 liberal lawyers that would love to sue the Trump admin and ICE into oblivion, so go file a report if you’re so upset. It’s not ICEs fault there’s millions of illegals here, but it is their job to remove them. So if you don’t like it, report them.
That is an awful lot of words to avoid answering the question. Let's try it this way.
Generally speaking do you agree or disagree that when law enforcement comes upon an injured person they should make medical assistance available in some form
From USnews.com for context on this incident:
A federal agent told responding Evanston officers that five agents in separate vehicles were looking for a fugitive with a Chicago address and an arrest warrant. They mistook this man for the target. When he refused to provide ID, they tried to handcuff him. After determining he was a U.S. citizen and not the person sought, they released him. The agent had blood on his hands, which he attributed to an injury sustained while trying to detain the man; he declined treatment. Agents said they left quickly because they feared protesters gathering at the scene.
A federal agent told responding Evanston officers that five agents in separate vehicles were looking for a fugitive with a Chicago address and an arrest warrant. They mistook this man for the target. When he refused to provide ID, they tried to handcuff him. After determining he was a U.S. citizen and not the person sought, they released him. The agent had blood on his hands, which he attributed to an injury sustained while trying to detain the man; he declined treatment. Agents said they left quickly because they feared protesters gathering at the scene.
Yes. Generally speaking. See my post for context on this specific case as that’s what the thread is about correct?
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