wyldberry 5 days ago

What's needed is MNPD sharing their data around the criminal illegal aliens with ICE so that they can execute the deportation orders that have already been issued by judges.

The structure of your message implies you are not American. DHS posts the people they deport here:

https://www.dhs.gov/wow

It's really hard to go down that list and say "yeah i'd rather have these people here than have ICE deporting people".

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  • ascagnel_ 5 days ago

    MPD _is_ sharing and coordinating with ICE _when they're supposed to be_. MPD has already transferred ~70 people to ICE for deportation this year alone, after they completed prison sentences (which ICE claimed as their own arrests).

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    • defrost 5 days ago

      I'm guessing they would be 70 actual undocumented immigrants with actual criminal records then?

      Not "brown looking" native americans or "foreign looking" US citizens that have been incorrectly identified and dragged without warrents from their homes and families barely dressed into the snow?

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      • ascagnel_ 5 days ago

        I'm not sure of the immigration status, just an article that called out ~70 transfers from MPD DOC to ICE following incarceration. I'd imagine it's a mix of documented and undocumented immigrants, as being convicted of a crime is a valid reason for the state to revoke a visa.

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        • defrost 5 days ago

          Good to see a subset of the system working as intended.

          It's well past time whatever is left of DOGE got to working culling the over reach of the rest of the current ICE / DHS system.

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  • kergonath 5 days ago

    That would not be a problem if they deported these people, instead of what they are doing.

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    • kreetx 5 days ago

      The people you don't like are always guilty, right? Two people are accidentally killed, somewhat due to their own actions, but do you this can mean nothing else than "oppression".

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      • kergonath 4 days ago

        They were not "accidentally killed". They were shot. Someone decided it was a good idea and pulled the trigger. You don’t end up lodging 10 bullets into someone’s back accidentally.

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        • kreetx 4 days ago

          The current version appears to be that the victims gun went off (in the hands of the police officer), by which the rest of them thought that it was the victim who was shooting, so they shot back.

          It's the opposition to the current presidency who is trying to spin it their own way. They want it to get out of hand, that there are masses on the streets, whistling to police doing their work, to create more of such situations, so they could blame the government even more.

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