During a Friday lunch period, a high school student in McMinnville was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). School officials confirmed the incident, noting students witnessed the event and that they are verifying information and communicating with local partners. The family of the arrested 17-year-old claims he is a U.S. citizen, and ICE has not yet commented on the arrest. This incident follows a rise in immigration enforcement activity in Oregon, though arrests of minors are uncommon.
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Conflicting accounts have emerged regarding the shooting of a U.S. citizen in Ontario by federal agents. According to the attorneys of the victim, Carlos Jimenez, he approached officers to request they conclude their stop, fearing children would soon arrive. However, according to the Department of Homeland Security, Jimenez attempted to run officers over with his vehicle, prompting a defensive response. Jimenez’s lawyers dispute this account, claiming he was shot in the back after reversing his car out of fear, while federal authorities allege Jimenez accelerated toward an officer. The incident has raised concerns about the use of aggressive tactics by immigration agents, with this incident being part of a larger trend of shootings involving ICE and Border Patrol across the country.
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A 67-year-old U.S. citizen allegedly suffered serious injuries, including broken ribs and internal bleeding, after being forcibly removed from his car by federal agents during an immigration sweep. The incident occurred in front of children and was captured on video, leading to public outrage. The man’s injuries required hospitalization, and he is reportedly considering legal action against the Department of Homeland Security. This event is part of a broader crackdown in Chicago, led by Border Patrol, which has sparked legal battles and accusations of excessive force. Court rulings have been made, attempting to limit aggressive tactics by the agents.
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During an early morning ICE raid in Illinois, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, known for her public appearances, posted a video of the operation targeting undocumented migrants. The video showed several individuals being detained, including a U.S. citizen, Joe Botello, who was born in Texas. Despite being a citizen, Botello and another man were briefly detained before being released after showing identification. The Department of Homeland Security later stated that the U.S. citizens were briefly held for safety protocols.
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The family of Khamis Ayyad, a 40-year-old U.S. citizen killed in the West Bank, is demanding the Trump administration launch an investigation into his death, describing it as a murder. Ayyad, a former Chicago resident, is the second American citizen to be killed in the West Bank this month, with no arrests made in the previous case. Relatives believe Ayyad died from inhaling tear gas and smoke after settlers set fire to cars outside his home, amidst escalating settler attacks and Israeli military actions. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) highlights this as part of a pattern of violence, emphasizing the need for U.S. action to protect its citizens. Despite previous calls for investigations, including one in a previous case of a slain U.S. citizen, Washington has resisted probes into Israeli actions.
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This man is a U.S. citizen by birth. Why did ICE mark him for deportation — again? Well, it’s a question that cuts right to the core, doesn’t it? The case of Miguel Silvestre, a man born in the U.S., targeted not once, but multiple times for deportation, highlights a worrying trend. The story is a real head-scratcher, especially when you consider the fundamental truth: U.S. citizens cannot legally be deported.
The obvious, yet deeply troubling, reason for this repeated targeting seems to be the color of his skin and his last name, and his appearance. This isn’t exactly a secret, is it?… Continue reading
Daniel Martindale, a U.S. citizen who aided the Kremlin in targeting Ukrainian troops, has been granted Russian citizenship and received a passport in Moscow. After being spirited out of eastern Ukraine by Russian special forces, Martindale was presented with the documents by Denis Pushilin, the Moscow-installed leader of the Donetsk region. Pushilin stated that information Martindale shared aided Russian planning to seize a Ukrainian town. Martindale, who had previously lived in Russia and entered Ukraine just days before the invasion, expressed his belief that Russia is his home and family.
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A U.S. citizen was detained by federal agents in downtown Los Angeles while on her way to work, prompting outrage from her family who witnessed the arrest. The family reported the agents didn’t identify themselves and that the arrest seemed racially motivated. Authorities claim the arrest occurred after Velez assaulted an ICE enforcement officer and interfered with the arrest of an undocumented individual. Family members remain concerned about Velez’s whereabouts and the length of time it may take for her to be released.
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ICE Arrests US Citizen High School Student in Apparent Mistake, Sparks Outrage
During a Friday lunch period, a high school student in McMinnville was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). School officials confirmed the incident, noting students witnessed the event and that they are verifying information and communicating with local partners. The family of the arrested 17-year-old claims he is a U.S. citizen, and ICE has not yet commented on the arrest. This incident follows a rise in immigration enforcement activity in Oregon, though arrests of minors are uncommon.
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ICE Agent Shoots U.S. Citizen in Back After Warning of Children at Bus Stop
Conflicting accounts have emerged regarding the shooting of a U.S. citizen in Ontario by federal agents. According to the attorneys of the victim, Carlos Jimenez, he approached officers to request they conclude their stop, fearing children would soon arrive. However, according to the Department of Homeland Security, Jimenez attempted to run officers over with his vehicle, prompting a defensive response. Jimenez’s lawyers dispute this account, claiming he was shot in the back after reversing his car out of fear, while federal authorities allege Jimenez accelerated toward an officer. The incident has raised concerns about the use of aggressive tactics by immigration agents, with this incident being part of a larger trend of shootings involving ICE and Border Patrol across the country.
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Trump Border Patrol Agents Accused of Brutally Assaulting U.S. Citizen at Halloween Party
A 67-year-old U.S. citizen allegedly suffered serious injuries, including broken ribs and internal bleeding, after being forcibly removed from his car by federal agents during an immigration sweep. The incident occurred in front of children and was captured on video, leading to public outrage. The man’s injuries required hospitalization, and he is reportedly considering legal action against the Department of Homeland Security. This event is part of a broader crackdown in Chicago, led by Border Patrol, which has sparked legal battles and accusations of excessive force. Court rulings have been made, attempting to limit aggressive tactics by the agents.
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ICE Barbie Stunt Leads to Wrongful Arrest of U.S. Citizen
During an early morning ICE raid in Illinois, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, known for her public appearances, posted a video of the operation targeting undocumented migrants. The video showed several individuals being detained, including a U.S. citizen, Joe Botello, who was born in Texas. Despite being a citizen, Botello and another man were briefly detained before being released after showing identification. The Department of Homeland Security later stated that the U.S. citizens were briefly held for safety protocols.
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US Citizen Killed in West Bank Settler Attack: Family Seeks Probe
The family of Khamis Ayyad, a 40-year-old U.S. citizen killed in the West Bank, is demanding the Trump administration launch an investigation into his death, describing it as a murder. Ayyad, a former Chicago resident, is the second American citizen to be killed in the West Bank this month, with no arrests made in the previous case. Relatives believe Ayyad died from inhaling tear gas and smoke after settlers set fire to cars outside his home, amidst escalating settler attacks and Israeli military actions. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) highlights this as part of a pattern of violence, emphasizing the need for U.S. action to protect its citizens. Despite previous calls for investigations, including one in a previous case of a slain U.S. citizen, Washington has resisted probes into Israeli actions.
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ICE Targets U.S. Citizen for Deportation: Why and Why Again?
This man is a U.S. citizen by birth. Why did ICE mark him for deportation — again? Well, it’s a question that cuts right to the core, doesn’t it? The case of Miguel Silvestre, a man born in the U.S., targeted not once, but multiple times for deportation, highlights a worrying trend. The story is a real head-scratcher, especially when you consider the fundamental truth: U.S. citizens cannot legally be deported.
The obvious, yet deeply troubling, reason for this repeated targeting seems to be the color of his skin and his last name, and his appearance. This isn’t exactly a secret, is it?… Continue reading
US Citizen Who Aided Russia Granted Passport by Putin
Daniel Martindale, a U.S. citizen who aided the Kremlin in targeting Ukrainian troops, has been granted Russian citizenship and received a passport in Moscow. After being spirited out of eastern Ukraine by Russian special forces, Martindale was presented with the documents by Denis Pushilin, the Moscow-installed leader of the Donetsk region. Pushilin stated that information Martindale shared aided Russian planning to seize a Ukrainian town. Martindale, who had previously lived in Russia and entered Ukraine just days before the invasion, expressed his belief that Russia is his home and family.
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US Citizen Detained in LA: Family Outraged, Questions Mount Over Unidentified Agents and Lack of Due Process
A U.S. citizen was detained by federal agents in downtown Los Angeles while on her way to work, prompting outrage from her family who witnessed the arrest. The family reported the agents didn’t identify themselves and that the arrest seemed racially motivated. Authorities claim the arrest occurred after Velez assaulted an ICE enforcement officer and interfered with the arrest of an undocumented individual. Family members remain concerned about Velez’s whereabouts and the length of time it may take for her to be released.
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