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SSJVegeta

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2. Thats already a huge amount of increased accountability and legality than if ICE were to do it themselves

Reply to Swede (Original post)

Thu May 14, 2026, 09:54 AM

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Police basically came in and asked permission to kidnap the children. School said no. After some back and forth they leave. Nobody is hurt because local police usually know what they are allowed to do. ICE? Not so much.

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Unauthorized ICE 'wellness checks' by police at Ohio schools draw outrage [View all] Swede Thursday OP

What they do to people including children is criminal. Passages Thursday #1

Thats already a huge amount of increased accountability and legality than if ICE were to do it themselves SSJVegeta Thursday #2

I question that "accountabillity". The police should have known what they're doing is unauthorized. erronis Thursday #3

Police are generally allowed to ask questions depending on the state. SSJVegeta Thursday #4

It depends on relogic Thursday #5

In general local police are always goingto be better than ICE SSJVegeta Thursday #6

Cherry-picking the Constitution,... BurnDoubt Thursday #7