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ICE Can Now Enter Your Home Without a Warrant to Look for Migrants, DOJ Memo Says
(dailyboulder.com)
Ok let me get this straight. There's no legal migrant anymore?
this post was submitted on 25 Apr 2025
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Something something illegal search and seizure blah blah blah, meaningless paper to the people who claim it to be the one all, be all document.
If anyone forces their way into my house without a warrant, they are getting shot.
Put a bullet in the head of an ICE agent, see how many wanna go inside a home.
Any law, rule or regulation that violates the constitution is invalid. The Supreme Court has ruled on this in multiple cases. Unless Congress passes a constitutional amendment that eliminates the 4th amendment, the executive branch must abide by the law as it's written. The executive branch has no authority to make, change or interpret law.
Correct. At this point a few ICE agents need to be treated as armed intruders and dealt with.
We don't do this in an armed society ... it's why we are armed.
It's a bold move Cotton, let's see how this test of the 2nd amendment plays out.
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It's totally fine everyone. Obviously this would only ever happen to poor people or bad people or other people /s.
Seriously though, where the fuck are all the people screaming about freedom?
Republicans would have turned in Anne Frank. This is truly some gestapo shit.
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Can't wait to hear people like Alex Jones defend this. Can't wait for every sovcit to defend this. Can't wait for every Gadsden flag flag and bumper sticker to defend this.
Remember when democrats got all heated about G Gordon Liddy saying “if the feds come to your door, shoot them in the head” (to account for body armor)?
I don’t know why that popped into my head just now.
Don't do that.
Shoot them in the dick.
Seriously.
The lower abdomen is chock full o' arteries, and a hit on the pelvis is going to instantly drop someone; you can't walk with a pelvis that's been shattered by a 9mm. It's also generally an easier target.
Send bachelors.
They absolutely can’t.