LeavingMAGA
Defense of the Republic, or why action matters
We have reached a point where we need to act.
DHS
Dave McCormick
Citizens get angry when government agents kill, mistreat, and threaten people. Losers call protesters terrorists.
Dear Dave - Thanks for your February 1 letter. Agree, name calling is counter productive. Your response is out of step with reality and facts. It insults the intelligence of citizens. Your statistics come directly from the department that needs to be investigated. As a quantitative person, the vapid '
DHS
Namby pamby non-position on ICE violence from Ryan Mackenzie
A letter to Ryan Mackenzie declaring his response to DHS violence and mismanagement as weak.
Pretti
By investigation of Pretti and Good killings, you must mean a Congressional investigation.
The Senate needs to investigate the deaths and injuries surrounding ICE and CBP deployment.
John Fetterman
People are angry about ICE's excessive violence. Investigate and re-budget.
When the State is harming people, you need to protect people. You have done nothing in response to NSPM-7. You have supported deplorable extrajudicial killings. You, belatedly, spoke out against the killings of Pretti and Good.
DHS
ICE and CBP - count on being doxed - so dance like we are all watching
Agents will be doxxed. Leadership knows agents will be doxxed and don't care. Since it is inevitable, make the best moral choices in everything you do.
Dave McCormick
My representatives claim to honor the constitution but fail to protect it. Shame.
Dear Representative: What will it take for you to protect people and the constitution? Unless you act, you will be remembered with a sense of disgrace by your community and families because you failed to make simple moral decisions. 1. People - both protesters and our DHS officers who are
fourth amendment
Brave person stands up to immigration enforcement efforts that violate the 4th amendment.
4 men who looked like soldiers suddenly jumped out of a car and surrounded me . They told me they needed to verify whether I was a citizen. I was scared. I was devastated. I never imagined that something like this could happen to me in the United States.