r/Cascadia 10d ago

They just snatched another person last night.

They just snatched another person last night.

A Turkish national here fully legally not just attending but *working* at Tufts, grabbed offsite, nobody knows where Rumeysa Ozturk is. There is footage of her being taken but no information from ICE on her whereabouts or any stops made along the way to where she might be right now.

This happened in Portland OR in 2020 when they were grabbing dozens of people off the streets except they took pictures of everyone's ID and fingerprinted them all before releasing them. Summer is coming and they've turned focus onto Oregon with at least two of the EO (mail in voting termination and natural resource exploitation); my fear is that they're going to use those lists in an attempt to sweep Portland.

Can more people file FOIA requests on the numbers of people they collected personal data on back in 2020 so they can be warned? At the least the total numbers of people they kidnapped, albeit temporary (just long enough to get their pictures, etc), can be made accessible to people who may be impacted as well as other uninformed people who might care about such things.

Any socially conscious lawyers reading this subreddit - it would be pretty cool to get some advice or maybe they can sort of wander off and quietly submit the document that I have no idea how to submit and even if I did I got no money and/or connections to fight the federal government.

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u/nikdahl Seattle 10d ago

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u/SummitMyPeak 9d ago

Fuck ICE. Fuck this imprisonment system.

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u/OutrageousThurman 5d ago

They're only "snatching" people that are here ILLEGALLY. If they didn't wanna get deported, they should've took care of their paperwork. THEY'RE BREAKING THE LAW. THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT WE VOTED FOR!! Cry about it. 🤷‍♂️

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u/GlenLongwell1 5d ago

Due process still exists, and if you're holding someone without that when they've committed no violent crime, it's called inhumane, but as you said, that's what you voted for.

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u/Top_Recording5207 5d ago

Where EXACTLY are you getting your information. Cite some sources.

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u/GlenLongwell1 5d ago

How did they collect welfare if they weren't legal? You need a social security number for that. Working under the table doesn't make the employee the criminal that's their boss, and they still would be paying taxes whenever they bought stuff, so you're just like really misinformed or naive. Hope you learn better.

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u/GlenLongwell1 5d ago

It does if you're holding them holding people without due process when they haven't committed a violent crime is a war crime. Concentration camps are another word for them.

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u/GlenLongwell1 5d ago

Also, you don't know if these people are asylum seekers here legally or otherwise or anything because it's being done very secret police like.

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u/JuriPlz 5d ago

If you're here on legal asylum then that status can be taken away by the same government that granted it...

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u/Ironworker76_ 5d ago

Just say your racist. Because that’s the only way you would be so hateful. These people are getting snatched. Not just criminals. Legal immigrants. People with valid visas, some were even citizens… all because their skin is brown. If they only deported violent criminals. And they gave them due process.. which is as simple as correctly IDENTIFYING them and a judge telling them to get the fuck out. Boom. Done. And none of us would be saying shit. But that’s not what’s going on.

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u/JuriPlz 5d ago

Also, if they came here illegally, then they're technically a criminal so...Boom. Done.

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u/JuriPlz 5d ago

Yeah, I'm not being hateful. All I did was point out legalities of things.

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u/IamaJellyDonut42069 5d ago

Actually, if a person is in the United States, legally or otherwise, they are protected by the constitution. So just tell everyone you don’t give a fuck about the constitution.

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u/RogerianBrowsing 5d ago

Says who? Not the judicial system, legal experts, lawyers, constitutional law professors, etc..

Fox News brain rot? Sure, but their lawyers argue no reasonable person would believe what they say to be fact for a reason.

Sincerely, how would you even know they’re undocumented or here illegally if due process isn’t done? Ignoring/disregarding the constitution and due process for certain people means that there’s nothing stopping it from being done to other groups, part of the point of due process is making sure the correct people are accused.

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u/JuriPlz 5d ago

And wwwhhhheeere is the evidence backing you up?

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u/RogerianBrowsing 5d ago

A. You’re the one who made an extraordinary claim by claiming that the constitution doesn’t apply to everyone within the jurisdiction of the United States despite the wording of the constitution being clear. If anyone needs to provide a citation for the claims made it’s you.

B. The aforementioned experts have already said what I called attention to.

If you want to believe the word of a conman grifter and their cult of sycophants that’s your call to make, but just realize that the rest of us see right through it.

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u/JuriPlz 5d ago

If you're not a citizen you don't get the same rights as citizens and rights of our own citizens can be limited. How is this such a difficult concept to grasp? If you're here illegally you are a criminal and will be sent back. Most countries do this in the western world.

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u/RogerianBrowsing 5d ago

A. They don’t get the exact same rights as citizens but they still have rights afforded to them by the constitution that apply to any person within the jurisdiction of the U.S., including the right of due process.

B. Being in the country without the proper documentation is rarely a crime. It’s typically equivalent to a disorderly persons civil violation. It doesn’t matter if you call them illegal, it doesn’t have any real legal meaning. Surely you don’t think jaywalkers should be sent to foreign torture gulag prisons without even having a court hearing… right?

C. To reiterate: HOW DO YOU KNOW THEYRE CITIZENS OR NOT WITHOUT DUE PROCESS? HOW DO YOU KNOW THEYRE IN THE COUNTRY ILLEGALLY OR NOT WITHOUT DUE PROCESS?

I truly cannot stand the constitution/rights hating jingoism, especially when it’s combined with condescending prideful ignorance.

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u/Extra-Pizza-2657 5d ago

Actually, illegally entering the country is a civil offense. That means it about as illegal as a parking ticket. You’re not a criminal for civil offenses like a ticket. It’s the same case for entering the country without proper paperwork. Some people literally don’t have the papers necessary cause they are fleeing from persecution or a litany of other reasons like fires etc. due process is the ONLY real way to understand what offenses these people have made against America, simply crossing the border does not make you a felon or a criminal…

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u/nikdahl Seattle 2d ago

If someone is bound by the laws of the United States, then they are privy to the protections of the constitution.

That’s how it works.

Any visitor or immigrant is entitled to all constitutional rights that a citizen would have. Only ambassadors and other visitors that are not under the jurisdiction of US law are also not entitled to the protections.

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u/Top_Recording5207 5d ago

It applies to EVERYONE here in our country, especially if they have Visas. They are afforded Due Process no matter what. And people CANNOT be arrested or detained without FIRST obtaining a WARRANT, and being charged. THAT MY IGNORANT FRIEND IS CALLED KIDNAPPING. Especially if they are masked and unmarked.

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u/Smart_Ad8375 4d ago

Read the Constitution. Any person on US soil is guaranteed due process. Even enemy combatants get due process. It's why Bush took the yo Guantamino because if brought to the US, they would have to have a trial.

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u/Direct_Confidence_16 5d ago

What part of "she was here legally, attending school, and working" dont you understand. She didnt break any laws. You're stupid.

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u/rebs92 4d ago

PhD students are not in the US illegally.

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u/nikdahl Seattle 2d ago

Due process applies to everyone. It does not discriminate.

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u/Inevitable-Design461 5d ago

You nor anyone else knows that without “Due Process!” You all believe what you hear from your pathetic bent-knee subordinate news sources and that vial lying imposter of a leader. Don’t respond, I’m not gullible and have the full capacity of my critical thinking skills. Nobody’s crying-we believe in our laws and constitution and we are angry that the rights of these folks are being violated!

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u/LordChasington 5d ago

We didn’t vote for this, MAGA did and Elon bought the rest

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u/RogerianBrowsing 5d ago

You’re literally in a post about someone who is lawfully in the country being disappeared. Try rubbing those two last brain cells together and thinking critically for just a moment without being blinded by partisan bias.

Also, T won (assuming it was a secure election) but he got less than 50% of the vote and many people believed the lies they espoused. Point being, no this is not what people voted for they thought the law would be followed and they wouldn’t be lied to about the people harmed, and even if all the magats knew this what was coming the majority of people still didn’t vote for it either. Trump got a plurality, not a majority.

TLDR: everything you said was verifiably false. Stick to speaking for yourself, not others.

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u/calladus 5d ago

Looks at his profile, people. He is a troll. Just block him and move on. Nothing he says is worth a damn.

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u/emeraldpity 5d ago

You need to practice not looping other people into your voting priorities. "WE" voted for many things, and across many different viewpoints.

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u/Okiebryan 5d ago

Except everything that you just wrote is a demonstrable lie. Are you lying rn, or just repeating the lie you were told by the lying liars?

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u/SaltLakeBear 5d ago

Read the part where they're here legally, dumbass.

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u/rebs92 4d ago

Several have not been proven to be in the US illegally. The Indian Columbia student comes to mind with a masters from Harvard who randomly had their visa revoked - which doesn't constitute being in the US illegally. The institution even thought it was a joke before they came knocking.

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u/ThrowAwaysMatter2026 1d ago

Ahh yes, the ignorance of people who have only a steady diet of right wing media.

https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/maryland-father-deported-el-salvador-abrego-garcia-us-immigration/

Also, please explain to me how a tariff works. Who pays for it?

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u/OutrageousThurman 21h ago

The consumer pays for it. Duh. You think I'm fucking stupid? If you want Chinese made bullshit, you're gonna have to pay a lot more now. Don't like it? Tough shit. All the foreign companies that make more than half of their profits here in America are gonna be fucked, rightfully so, because nobody is gonna buy it. That's the whole point. It's gonna force them to move their factories to America if they wanna remain profitable. It's creating more jobs here, and making more supply here. Increasing our GDP. It's gonna keep the US dollar here in the US. We're gonna have less taxes and more savings. Companies from all over the world are going to bend the knee and acknowledge our strength or suffer bankruptcy and foreclosure. Other countries that have been taking advantage of us for decades are going to drop their tariffs against us or they'll suffer too. The US economy holds up half of the world. Not anymore. The rest of the world can figure out their own economies, WITHOUT America's help. 😎🇺🇸🦅

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u/Gabemann2000 5d ago

Fuck criminals too

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u/IntroductionDry5315 5d ago

I’m not sure what you’re implying, but if you are saying that they are only abducting criminals, you need to know we have no way of knowing who they are grabbing. That’s why we are upset - we want them to provide due process to these people.

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u/CommentBetter 5d ago

Exactly, we want due process, they want to expedite for profit slavery

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u/EmploymentBrief9053 5d ago

Being jewish became a crime once

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u/Discoloredobject 9d ago

There is a union protest at the detention center in Tacoma tomorrow at 5:30

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u/im_joe 9d ago

This article was shared on a local FB group in Skagit County. The comments are disgusting. I fucking hate this timeline.

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u/Ravenna-23 5d ago

You hate to see that in WA state. Eventually we will all be in camps for failure to hate our fellow humans

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u/Ironworker76_ 5d ago

Yeah? Well stay off fakebook.. it’s as bad as x nothing but right wing freaks and lies

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u/Control_Alt-Delete 7d ago

Jebuz, I used to live near there...

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u/caseythedog345 9d ago

I’ve been arguing with my fellow jews for the past couple days about this. I don’t understand at all how they think this is ok. I don’t agree with a lot of what these Palestinian protesters want, but I recognize that they deserve respect and dignity. They have a constitutional right to protest, even if they aren’t citizens. It’s not even legal to deport people for their political views, supreme court said so in bridges v wixon. I’m so tired of people around me deciding to ignore the constitution when they feel like it, just to remove someone for having different ideas. Shit makes me sick.

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u/thuanjinkee 8d ago

First they came for the nonbinaries, but I said nothing because I was not nonbinary.

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u/Inevitable-Revenue81 5d ago

That’s how it all always starts,…I am afraid it won’t stop there until they have fulfilled ”some quotas”.

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u/Demons_Void 6d ago

And then they came for the Trans, but I said nothing because I was not Trans.

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u/thuanjinkee 6d ago

And then they came for the people who could potentially be mistaken for Mexican, but I said nothing because I wasn’t brown.

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u/Demons_Void 6d ago

Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me. (Citation: A parody of First They Came by Martin Niemoller 1892-1984) Thanks, "Thuanjinkee" that was my grandfather's favorite poem

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u/OrganicWest6221 5d ago

Oh the drama.. Boo hoo snowflake

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u/thuanjinkee 5d ago

We will replace you

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u/No_Grapefruit1895 7d ago

As a Jew, I’m fucking terrified. I feel safe-ish in the greater Seattle area, but just because Cheeto is buddy buddy with Bibi, doesn’t make us immune from any of this.

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u/JungFuPDX 5d ago

Agreed. Like .. we don’t want you as our ally! (Donald)

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u/OutrageousThurman 5d ago

If you're here illegally, you should be scared.

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u/EmploymentBrief9053 5d ago

People who are here legally are still being deported by ICE. It’s just an excuse for white people to keep being racist without having to address their racism. They will find any way to make being brown a crime without saying it out loud. Deporting people over lapsed and easily resolvable paperwork, or because of their political views, is insane. If you draw the line at legality, you are at your state’s whim, and you’ll be next.

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u/MossGobbo 5d ago

Look most of what people want is for the better armed state to stop doing a genocide. I agree Hamas and others need to fuck off too but letting a foreign nation dictate who gets disappeared in America is really fucked up.

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u/Mikeyslilsister 5d ago

How could any caring human being think anything about this is OK??? And Jewish? Get tf out Ps I’m Jewish on my mama’s side

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u/caseythedog345 5d ago

They aren’t bad people, It’s just the media they’ve curated on their tiktok feeds

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u/caseythedog345 4d ago

nope, wrong actually. The constitution applies to non citizens too. Bridges v Wixon

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u/DiscussionRelative50 5d ago

Ironic that you use the birthplace of fascism as your example. Currently pushing a bill to criminalize unauthorized peaceful protests punishable by up to 7 years prison time (for their own citizens).

Well played, sir.

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u/Wild_Excitement4293 5d ago

Oh wow, I had no idea. Seems a bit extreme to me, to imprison people due to unauthorized protest. I am all for protesting, while obeying existing laws and not affecting other citizens liberty/property. To push legislation to where only the government determines what’s authorized/un authorized is ridiculous.

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u/DiscussionRelative50 5d ago

Okay then you understand that under existing laws, foreign nationals that are in the US legally have every right and protection of protest that US citizens have?

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u/Wild_Excitement4293 5d ago

Yes, if they are here legally.

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u/DiscussionRelative50 5d ago

‘Constitution applies to citizens, non citizens do not get that right. It’s like me going over to Italy and protesting against their government. You think they are going to allow me to do that? No. They will ship me home.‘

What did you mean by this statement?

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u/Wild_Excitement4293 5d ago

Non citizens, meaning here illegally.

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u/DiscussionRelative50 5d ago

Those are two different things. These stories aren’t about illegal immigrants, they’re about foreign nationals that are here legally being detained.

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u/radar641dam 5d ago

if their visa gets revoked immediately after they publicly protest the government of the country they are visiting that is an international standard and is "normal". Despite how bad it makes the governments who follow that standard look

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u/Mission_Exercise_448 5d ago

OMG I've been in the dark I have no TV and I have no idea of what is going on and this scared me. I am from Haifa but now in the US .Can you direct me to some where I can get the true honest report. ,? Thank you

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u/nanichicoyaba 5d ago

Exactly well said

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u/NoPerspective9399 5d ago

They don’t even have a right to BE HERE if they’re not citizens!!!

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u/caseythedog345 5d ago

many of them do lol, most are permanent residents or green card holders

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u/NoPerspective9399 5d ago

Palestinians hate us and our country I personally don’t think any of them should be here. And no I’m not a MAGA extremist… I simply feel people need to enter the country legally for one, and not make Their problems our problems.

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u/caseythedog345 5d ago

very much an overgeneralization

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u/Iwas7b4u 9d ago

What do we do if we see something like this? Do they show ID?

Who are these guys?

Why did they pick her?

It wasn’t random. They planned this.

If you are anything like this person who was kidnapped, IMMEDIATELY BREAK YOUR ROUTINE!

Sleep other places Turn off your phone Use secure communications Build a go bag Park your car well away from where you sleep

Scary isn’t it that Americans would even need to act and speak this way.

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u/Hopeful_Being_2589 6d ago

I read a couple articles that said She was picked/ investigated because she wrote a letter (with others at the university) that qualified as violating the free speech amendment. Free speech has limits such as threats of violence or death, display of hate symbols such as swastikas, treason, etc. I’m not sure of the specifics.

Unfortunately, the protests have had some violence, displays of and defacement of property with hate symbols, and people wearing such things as Hamas headbands or shirts with other symbols of groups that are classified by our government as terrorist organizations.
.. and it’s all on film. So, the current government is using that to justify using facial recognition to track down anyone at the protests and match with citizenship records.

So, a lot of what is happening is terrifyingly legal and encouraging more bills to pass that make it worse.

The article also said :

It was ICE. Some were wearing visible badges.

Ozturk is detained at the South Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Basile, according to ICE’s online detainee locator system.

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u/Iwas7b4u 6d ago

Of course it’s Louisiana. What a horror story of a prison system there.

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u/hanimal16 Washington 10d ago

“A couple of weeks ago, the professor said, she received a message from Ms. Ozturk, asking her to remove pictures of her with friends from the social media account of the lab. Ms. Ozturk told her she was being doxxed, meaning that personal information about her was being posted maliciously online.”

It sounds like Rumeysa was being harassed? If so, next step (aside from locating her) is to find out who was doing the doxxing.

Quote from NYT article

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u/Scotcash 6d ago

I've set all my social profiles to private simply because my wife is from Mexico, even though she has a green card.

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u/hanimal16 Washington 6d ago

I’ve got a friend from Peru with a green card (husband and kids born here), says she’s working towards citizenship, but I am so scared for her. I want to tell her not to draw attention to herself

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u/cafemama 6d ago

It’s pretty established that Canary Mission and Betar are making lists for Rubio

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u/KnottyCatLady Portland 10d ago

Here is the NY Times article without paywall

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u/Turbulent_Heart9290 10d ago

This is disturbing, as it seems that her activism and immigration status are both being used against her. Universities have been keeping tabs on pro-Palestinian protesters, too, likely out of concern that it could worsen already rising levels of anti-semitism. (I did manage to talk to a couple of protesters about it, and some were from Jewish groups that did not support Israel's actions in Palestine.) Meanwhile, in Gaza, they're still protesting for peace. https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-hamas-war-news-ceasefire-hostages-03-26-2025-ac541bac478575ca63e9a6da5d3133fc

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u/WeeklyAd8453 9d ago

It is not pro-Palestinian, but pro-hamas that is doing that.
There is a big difference between rooting and trying to help ppl vs. a terrorists organization.

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u/kooks-only 9d ago

This is it folks. A real-life gestapo in America.

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u/SteppeWest 5d ago

The Fascist States of America

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u/UnderstandingU7 5d ago

This has always been the case tho lol it just seems like middle class white people are finally seeing it for themselves

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u/LikelyReichle 5d ago

This is significantly worse and more brazen. These people are legal residents and there's no recourse. If they get you, you're off to El Salvador

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u/UnderstandingU7 5d ago

There is literally hella political prisoners in this country that's been locked up since the 60s and 70s lol plus the countless red scares and labor union killings and arrests of leaders. This is a re run my guy

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u/Katefreak 10d ago

Comment for visibility.

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u/True-Mirror-4163 5d ago

Eyes on this from NZ.

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u/Vicious_Paradigm 9d ago

Why does Israel have so much power in the US that pro-Palestine protestors are seemingly the top priority for targeting? Who's actually in charge? 🤔

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u/AzazeltheWuffyDragon 9d ago

Israel is where the US tests all of its systems to make war crimes. Cop city is a giant training facility for the IDF to train cops here

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u/AlexPherigo77 9d ago

The jewish elite (NOT ALL JEWS) have been dividing the masses for decades to maintain power through physical and pyschological wars, propaganda and social experimentation on everyone and sadly made "Christians" allies. I have to repeat this is Not The Actions Of All Jews only a small group that you can find modern video proof of them talking about enslaving the rest of the world's races under their "god" and it's not only them that have been doing this for milleniums since the return of Jesus which they still don't accept and have spread this global cultural diesease in plain sight. Its crazy to me that Christians support Israel being a stolen land (for the most part) The Muslims and other nations that have fought with them for milleniums are no better but no one is better than anyone else and we all derseve peace and harmony only the trust in God that we can bring to our world. I can elaborate more if anyone is interested.

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u/Inevitable-Revenue81 5d ago

Sent you a pm…

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u/Demons_Void 6d ago

At what point do we call this human trafficking over international lines and ask the UN to step in to make it stop

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u/bonorumemalorum 6d ago

Just happened in Detroit too. A woman took the wrong turn at the ambassador bridge to Windsor from Detroit. Detained her, a legal alien, and her two children, American citizens, for 5 days instead of just letting her turn around.

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u/Divadolli 5d ago

Didn’t hear about this 😞

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u/ChemicalPure6545 6d ago

What can we do? I figure talking about it helps people become conscious of the situation, but are there any further steps we can take?

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u/Inevitable-Revenue81 5d ago

Get organized and start communicating with anyone you think can help and understand.

Start doing it now!

Or it will be an uphill battle later on.

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u/MrBurnsid3 5d ago

Where’s the mayor and the governor to protect the citizens of the state?

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u/TomKhatacourtmayfind 5d ago

Yes I remember that, the plainclothes goons kidnapping BLM protestors

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u/2003GrandMarquisLSE 5d ago

Unless I'm driving or flying, I never carry my ID. There's absolutely no law that requires you to give up your ID unless you're legally being arrested.

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u/Fantastic-Gate1659 5d ago

"By law, every person who is not a US citizen and is a present in the United States in legal status must carry with them on their person proof of their identity and legal status. And this requirement applies to both nonimmigrants as well as green card holders. Failure to carry AND produce these documents are a criminal offense (misdemeanor). If any of the immigration related documents have been lost, you are required to immediately apply for replacement and carry some evidence that you have done so.": immigration.com.

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u/Frequent-Okra8751 5d ago

This shit has to stop give trump a bag of cheetos and a box of x lax since he is full of shit

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u/Queuevius 9d ago

Good idea. Also if they start sending unmarked goons in on Mark bands to abduct people in Portland again we should cover them with paint and make a big ass scene so that the news has to focus on the story.

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u/Gi0phadraig 9d ago

The footage of her being taken is incredibley disheartening. No one stopped them. No one stepped in to make sure it was legal. Even the guy recording just half heartedly called out questions to them.

It reminded me of the woman in that town hall getting dragged out by people in civilian cloths. Everyone just watched.

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u/Flimsy-Swordfish-713 8d ago

https://youtu.be/i17mgRK3GX8?si=bL0HlrYjHv3T_gIh

We’ve been lazy from the bottom up. Hard times create strong men. Subverted times create… COCKADOODLE doo assholes!! Buncha sleeping sloths!

No GIFs. Reddit?

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u/Only-Ad4322 8d ago

Some Russian national as well.

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u/SteppeWest 5d ago

I have the video, & 3 excellent pieces of commentary on it. Since I don't seem to be able to put attachments into comments, I will post them to r/SteppeWest (which I run), & link back here.

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u/FineCall 5d ago

Great News!

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u/Swb1953 5d ago

They should just concentrate on the criminals and the ones that are a drain on the system. Leave the constructive alone.

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u/DJGlennW 5d ago

They do, with the exception of the right to have a lawyer if they're facing deportation.

https://www.accessiblelaw.untdallas.edu/post/undocumented-immigrants-rights-under-the-united-states-constitution

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u/PaulyPMR 5d ago

Well , if I had been a founder , I would not have granted rights to people who are in this country illegally.

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u/DJGlennW 5d ago

You were born in the wrong century. Remember this from high school:

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

That's from the preamble to the Declaration of Independence. I added the emphasis on "all."

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u/PaulyPMR 4d ago

The very fact that they are here makes each one of them a criminal! I don’t care for criminals!

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u/DJGlennW 4d ago

And they, like you, are endowed with inalienable rights: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And these are green card holders, not in violation of any laws.

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u/PaulyPMR 2d ago

Wow, if you don’t tow the Reddit line and spout propaganda, you will be banned!!! I would expect this in the UK but not in America!

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u/AdAffectionate7090 5d ago

Good

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u/Some_Bag_5384 5d ago

How is this good?

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u/AdAffectionate7090 5d ago

Ice is deporting foreign terror supporters . Thats a win. If they dont have citizenship they dont have a right to be here. We allow it until we dont.

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u/RivCannibal 5d ago

It is literally not illegal to protest or join one. In fact, it's protected by the constitution, immigrants Are included & protected under it, Supreme Court has said that more than once.

Stop being a nounce, even if you don't care about the people currently being dragged, just know, this happening is making it so it's acceptable for whoever is in charge to do it to You, so if we get a leader swap & they don't like what you've done or said online, or maybe you held a sign somewhere... The goons can grab you too!

Like, the best action right now, is to get selfish in a manner that prevents this from ever being even the slightest possibility for you & yours. This is just testing the waters, to see how far they can go & it's already too far.

Every single one of these people have the Right to legal representation & they're not being given it, even ones who already have lawyers, the lawyers aren't being given options for contacting their clients.

We can dislike other groups & people, but still protect the rights our constitutions gives them. Hell, even Osama Bin Laden had the right of legal representation, I definitely hated that man, I lost family because of him, but I also agree he had the right to a lawyer, even if I wanted him to rot & suffer from the worst of fates. (My auntie & uncle worked in the towers, my Auntie was less than 24hrs away from maternity leave, they couldn't get out.)

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u/SteppeWest 5d ago

All Rumeysa Ozturk did was to write an op-ed in support of Palestine. There was no mention of Hamas. There was no call for violence. If you are such a legal expert, please tell us what her crime was? Why has she not been accorded due process? Why has she been removed from Massachusetts in contravention of a court order?

Or do you simply support fascism?

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u/DJGlennW 5d ago

They still have First Amendment rights, and protection of the remainder of the Constitution, the single exception being the right to counsel in a deportation case.

You can argue with the Founding Fathers and SCOTUS if that troubles you.

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u/TeachThem2Fish 13h ago

I would argue if you were correct. They are allowed here at our approval. There is a new Sheriff in Town.

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u/DJGlennW 4h ago edited 4h ago

I am correct. Here's documentation:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/what-rights-do-immigrants-have-and-what-do-they-not-have/ar-AA1C5LZS

https://www.accessiblelaw.untdallas.edu/post/undocumented-immigrants-rights-under-the-united-states-constitution

The "sheriff" doesn't matter. We are still a nation of laws (I'm happy to provide additional sources).

By the way, the current administration is coming for your disability, too.

"First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me." ~Martin Niemöller

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u/Kurama929 5d ago

It's not a privilege to live here. It never was. I cant want until I can leave this shithole and live in another country. I wish I was born somewhere else and didn't have to deal with pRIviLEgEd white bitches like you that think everyone is below them just because they don't have a skin disorder that drains them of color.

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u/Solid-Audience-65 5d ago

My Grandparents came from Germany and Norway legally. They wanted to have more options. They assimilated and felt very strong about making the country great. I don't understand people these days, wanting illegal immigrants to have the same rights as citizens.

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u/DJGlennW 5d ago

They're granted those rights under the Constitution, with the single exception of the right to counsel if they're facing deportation. If you have a problem with that, take it up with the Supreme Court and the Founding Fathers.

https://www.accessiblelaw.untdallas.edu/post/undocumented-immigrants-rights-under-the-united-states-constitution

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u/Quick-Math-9438 7d ago

Oh we’re doing this to law breakers when dies it happen to the executive branch ….

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u/Stoneddoomer420 7d ago

I've been thinking of that for years as well the dirt piling up on them n other sort of dirt they got their hands on

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u/Useful_Bit_9779 5d ago

So you consider writing an op-ed terrorist shit...got it.

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u/ObsidianBearClaw 5d ago

How is protesting the genocide of Palestinians a crime? How is that terrorism? Supporting Palestinians is not synonymous with Supporting Hamas.

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u/SteppeWest 5d ago

She did no "terrorists shit". All Rumeysa Ozturk did was to write an op-ed in support of Palestine. There was no mention of Hamas. There was no call for violence. If you are such a legal expert, please tell us what her crime was? Why has she not been accorded due process? Why has she been removed from Massachusetts in contravention of a court order?

Or do you simply support fascism?

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u/EmploymentBrief9053 5d ago

Protesting isn’t terrorism you goon

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u/weedhoshi 5d ago

what did she do that broke the law, and which law was it? quickly 🎤

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