Deportations of Illegal Aliens Thread

[BDKJMU]

And the vehicle even looks like it’s a Lezbaru..

[kalm]

And the vehicle even looks like it’s a Lezbaru..

A mid-size SUV is favored by lesbians.

[BDKJMU]

And the vehicle even looks like it’s a Lezbaru..

A mid-size SUV is favored by lesbians.

You haven‘t heard the term ‘Lezbaru‘ for Subaru

[kalm]

A mid-size SUV is favored by lesbians.

You haven‘t heard the term ‘Lezbaru‘ for Subaru

No. I’m not 20 years old. I’m not even sure that’s Suby. Most SUV’s look the same. Lesbians, lesbians! Everywhere! They’re out to get you!

[kalm]

[BDKJMU]

Could 25% of truckers be illegal immigrants?
And wtf NY.
Every state should do this. Could nab thousands of illegal alien truckers.

Horror on the Highways: Oklahoma Busts Over 100 Illegal Alien Truckers With 'Unverifiable' Licenses

In Oklahoma, law enforcement officials revealed Tuesday that the Highway Patrol, at the behest of GOP Gov. Kevin Stitt, conducted a three-day immigration sweep and nabbed a staggering number of illegals, many of them with extremely dubious licenses.

The operation was staged at a port of entry in Beckham County just east of the Texas border, where semi-trucks traveling eastbound are required to stop.

Troopers, working in partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, screened 520 drivers over the course of a three-day blitz, according to Public Safety Commissioner Tim Tipton.

Most interactions took place during routine passes through the weigh station, but some were the result of traffic infractions, Tipton said.

Here’s the stunning part: Tipton said nearly one in four people stopped were in the country unlawfully: “A quarter of the people that we came into contact with didn't have legal status to be here,” he said.

New York’s DMV confirmed the licenses were authentic and issued under existing procedures.

Department of Public Safety Commissioner Tim Tipton said the findings were alarming, highlighting a serious safety risk. Many of the licenses were either expired by nearly a decade or listed under a single name, making identification impossible.

"You don’t have a minor collision with a commercial vehicle," Tipton said. "An 80,000-pound truck at 70 miles an hour isn’t going to be a minor crash."

https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2025/10/01 ... s-n2194627

[BDKJMU]

Another reason why Trump/Noem should be surging hundreds of Nat Guard or fed law enforcement to Chicago.

[BDKJMU]

Not bad for the 1st 9 months with donks trying everything to slow the process down.

Trump admin on pace to shatter deportation record by end of first year: 'Just the beginning'

…..that in total, more than two million illegal aliens have left the U.S., including 1.6 million who voluntarily self-deported, as well as the over 515,000 deportations. Another 485,000 illegal aliens have been arrested by DHS since Trump took offic…..

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump- ... -beginning

[Skjellyfetti]

Dayanne Figueroa was on her way to get coffee before heading to work when she encountered a chaotic scene in West Town: heavily armed, masked federal agents making arrests on a residential street.

People yelled as vehicles honked their horn — a sign now used to alert neighbors that immigration federal agents are in the area — and witnesses said federal agents had arrested several landscaper workers presumed to be in the country without authorization.

As Figueroa tried to drive through the 1600 block of West Hubbard Street on Friday, Oct. 10, an unmarked vehicle driven by federal agents collided with Figueroa’s as it tried to speed away from a hostile crowd, multiple videos reviewed by the Tribune show.

Seconds after the crash, agents abruptly stopped their vehicle and exited with weapons in hand pointing at Figueroa, a U.S citizen. Agents then forcibly opened her door and pulled her out of the vehicle by her legs without identifying themselves, presenting a warrant or informing her that she was under arrest. As bystanders yelled, “You hit her! We have it on video!” agents ignored the crowd and forced Figueroa into a red minivan and drove away.

Her car was left behind in the middle of the road, her coffee still in the cup holder, and her keys in plain view.

The Department of Homeland Security later released a statement claiming that Figueroa was at fault, saying “she crashed into an unmarked government vehicle and violently resisted arrest, injuring two officers.”

Figueroa was released the same day a few hours later without charges.

Figueroa’s arrest highlights growing concerns about the use of force against U.S. citizens and due process. Federal enforcement actions in Chicago have increasingly drawn scrutiny amid reports of aggressive tactics and blurred lines between immigration enforcement and public safety, including incidents involving deploying tear gas in residential areas and arrests of bystanders filming agents or for following the unmarked vehicles.

While DHS says its operations are being impeded and that there will be consequences for interfering with federal agents, many individuals who are detained are released without charges.

On Oct. 9, federal prosecutors on Thursday dismissed felony charges against an Oak Park man with intellectual disabilities accused of assaulting federal officers during a protest outside the Broadview immigration holding facility. A day earlier, a federal grand jury refused to indict a Chicago couple arrested during a violent protest outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Broadview in September. And a WGN producer violently arrested by ICE in Lincoln Square on Oct. 10 was detained for seven hours by federal immigration authorities before being released without charges, according to her attorney.

Meanwhile, federal agents face questions from judges over possible violations of court orders limiting the use of force against civilians and media in Illinois.

According to Figueroa, after getting arrested, she was transported to multiple undisclosed locations, and repeatedly denied contact with family or legal counsel.

“I was in shock and terrified. The video evidence is clear: Agents crashed into me. I was not involved in any protest or related activity, and I intend to seek justice for how I was treated,” Figueroa told the Tribune.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/ ... k0ai6p9byh

[UNI88]

Dayanne Figueroa was on her way to get coffee before heading to work when she encountered a chaotic scene in West Town: heavily armed, masked federal agents making arrests on a residential street.

People yelled as vehicles honked their horn — a sign now used to alert neighbors that immigration federal agents are in the area — and witnesses said federal agents had arrested several landscaper workers presumed to be in the country without authorization.

As Figueroa tried to drive through the 1600 block of West Hubbard Street on Friday, Oct. 10, an unmarked vehicle driven by federal agents collided with Figueroa’s as it tried to speed away from a hostile crowd, multiple videos reviewed by the Tribune show.

Seconds after the crash, agents abruptly stopped their vehicle and exited with weapons in hand pointing at Figueroa, a U.S citizen. Agents then forcibly opened her door and pulled her out of the vehicle by her legs without identifying themselves, presenting a warrant or informing her that she was under arrest. As bystanders yelled, “You hit her! We have it on video!” agents ignored the crowd and forced Figueroa into a red minivan and drove away.

Her car was left behind in the middle of the road, her coffee still in the cup holder, and her keys in plain view.

The Department of Homeland Security later released a statement claiming that Figueroa was at fault, saying “she crashed into an unmarked government vehicle and violently resisted arrest, injuring two officers.”

Figueroa was released the same day a few hours later without charges.

Figueroa’s arrest highlights growing concerns about the use of force against U.S. citizens and due process. Federal enforcement actions in Chicago have increasingly drawn scrutiny amid reports of aggressive tactics and blurred lines between immigration enforcement and public safety, including incidents involving deploying tear gas in residential areas and arrests of bystanders filming agents or for following the unmarked vehicles.

While DHS says its operations are being impeded and that there will be consequences for interfering with federal agents, many individuals who are detained are released without charges.

On Oct. 9, federal prosecutors on Thursday dismissed felony charges against an Oak Park man with intellectual disabilities accused of assaulting federal officers during a protest outside the Broadview immigration holding facility. A day earlier, a federal grand jury refused to indict a Chicago couple arrested during a violent protest outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Broadview in September. And a WGN producer violently arrested by ICE in Lincoln Square on Oct. 10 was detained for seven hours by federal immigration authorities before being released without charges, according to her attorney.

Meanwhile, federal agents face questions from judges over possible violations of court orders limiting the use of force against civilians and media in Illinois.

According to Figueroa, after getting arrested, she was transported to multiple undisclosed locations, and repeatedly denied contact with family or legal counsel.

“I was in shock and terrified. The video evidence is clear: Agents crashed into me. I was not involved in any protest or related activity, and I intend to seek justice for how I was treated,” Figueroa told the Tribune.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/2025/11/ ... k0ai6p9byh

If true, where is the FAFO for these agents?

If the FBI exercising a warrant to search Mar-a-Lago violated trump's civil rights enough to possibly warrant the DoJ paying him $230 million then this should be worth at least 10x that amount for what DHS did to Figueroa.

[BDKJMU]

Could 25% of truckers be illegal immigrants?
And wtf NY.
Every state should do this. Could nab thousands of illegal alien truckers.

Horror on the Highways: Oklahoma Busts Over 100 Illegal Alien Truckers With 'Unverifiable' Licenses

In Oklahoma, law enforcement officials revealed Tuesday that the Highway Patrol, at the behest of GOP Gov. Kevin Stitt, conducted a three-day immigration sweep and nabbed a staggering number of illegals, many of them with extremely dubious licenses.

Here’s the stunning part: Tipton said nearly one in four people stopped were in the country unlawfully: “A quarter of the people that we came into contact with didn't have legal status to be here,” he said.

https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2025/10/01 ... s-n2194627

This is a start. Should be tens of thousands more CDLs yanked.

[BDKJMU]

starting a dangerous high-speed chase through a densely populated area. During the chase, he attempted to ram into law enforcement vehicles— posing a serious public safety threat. As agents were boxing him in— the driver proceeded to ram law enforcement vehicles in an attempt to escape. When the driver was arrested, a firearm was found in the vehicle.

One law enforcement officer was injured.

The perpetrator has prior arrests for resisting law enforcement, public disturbance and intoxication/ disruptive conduct.

[BDKJMU]

2022: Arrest warrant issued by Uzbekistan on terrorism charges
2023: Illegally enters the US and is released into the interior by the Biden admin
2024: Granted a work authorization by the Biden admin.
Granted a PA CDL by Gov Shapiro admin
2025 Arrested driving an 18 wheeler in Kansas.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/ice-arrests- ... r-ties.amp

[kalm]

[BDKJMU]

Were they with a bunch of other illegals?

Happens all the time: Innocent people with a bunch of people with warrants. Everyone is detained until it is sorted out.

[kalm]

Were they with a bunch of other illegals?

Happens all the time: Innocent people with a bunch of people with warrants. Everyone is detained until it is sorted out.

No…that does not happen all the time. And you missed the part about detaining people for hours who have real ideas and documents.

[UNI88]

Were they with a bunch of other illegals?

Happens all the time: Innocent people with a bunch of people with warrants. Everyone is detained until it is sorted out.

No…that does not happen all the time. And you missed the part about detaining people for hours who have real ideas and documents.

And when it does happen the burden is on law enforcement to come up with proof that you are guilty of a crime not for you to prove that you didn't.

This is America. We are innocent until proven guilty. We shouldn't have to carry our "papers" around with us to be presented upon demand.

[BDKJMU]

Were they with a bunch of other illegals?

Happens all the time: Innocent people with a bunch of people with warrants. Everyone is detained until it is sorted out.

No…that does not happen all the time. And you missed the part about detaining people for hours who have real ideas and documents.

What are their ideas?

[BDKJMU]

No…that does not happen all the time. And you missed the part about detaining people for hours who have real ideas and documents.

And when it does happen the burden is on law enforcement to come up with proof that you are guilty of a crime not for you to prove that you didn't.

This is America. We are innocent until proven guilty. We shouldn't have to carry our "papers" around with us to be presented upon demand.

Except your side was fine with that 2021-2022 during Covid.

[UNI88]

And when it does happen the burden is on law enforcement to come up with proof that you are guilty of a crime not for you to prove that you didn't.

This is America. We are innocent until proven guilty. We shouldn't have to carry our "papers" around with us to be presented upon demand.

Except your side was fine with that 2021-2022 during Covid.

No, I wasn't.

What side is "my side"? I don't agree with many of the policies/positions of Democrats/liberals but at this point in time, I just happen to disagree with MAQA policies/positions more.

[kalm]

No…that does not happen all the time. And you missed the part about detaining people for hours who have real ideas and documents.

What are their ideas?

ID’s

[kalm]

And when it does happen the burden is on law enforcement to come up with proof that you are guilty of a crime not for you to prove that you didn't.

This is America. We are innocent until proven guilty. We shouldn't have to carry our "papers" around with us to be presented upon demand.

Except your side was fine with that 2021-2022 during Covid.

You mean those onerous mask and vaccine mandates. Not remotely the same circumstances.

[BDKJMU]

Except your side was fine with that 2021-2022 during Covid.

You mean those onerous mask and vaccine mandates. Not remotely the same circumstances.

Yeah. Being coerced to take an experimental shot and/or participate in useless mask theater for 2 years was far worse.

[UNI88]

You mean those onerous mask and vaccine mandates. Not remotely the same circumstances.

Yeah. Being coerced to take an experimental shot and/or participate in useless mask theater for 2 years was far worse.

Unless you look like a Jew, oops I meant Latino, and need to carry your birth certificate/passport with you at all times to be able to prove your citizenship.



You whine about trump and MAQA being called fascists but then you defend them when they do fascist things. Make up your mind.