jerryskids

If true that proves my point, which is that ICE is hamstrung in getting citizens to stop impeding their work and putting their lives in danger. I'm trying to figure out from all the armchair QB Lefties how ICE could handle such situations better, and the only answer so far is call local PD and wait around hoping they eventually show up.

Next comes sanctuary cities releasing criminal illegal aliens instead of turning them over to ICE.

If they don't have a right to grab her door handle or try to enter, then how do they get her to comply?

Yeah, I'm trolling some with that. Then again, I don't think we are going to go to war with Denmark, so...

Colombia? Shakira can stay tho, right?

Local PD experience would help, and I'm all for improved training. But IMO, that wouldn't resolve the problem, because an ICE agent with such experience has a big disadvantage over an actual local PD person. That being, he's wearing an ICE uniform, not a PD uniform. It's clear from the videos of the Good incident, and other videos since, that the people (mostly women it seems) in these anti-ICE groups have no fear or respect, or at least didn't have fear until now. You can argue they don't deserve respect, but that's a red herring at this point. There is more discussion regarding your suggestion of ignoring, but I'd prefer to focus on this part first.

4D chess by Trump. He's getting those "second hander" countries (an Atlas Shrugged phrase for moochers) to finally pony up for NATO defense. At the last minute he'll say "hey, I'm not invading, but thanks for the contributions to NATO forces!"

What if local PD choose not to help, or they don't have an hour to wait for local PD to arrive? Many. Never with a car about to hit me, though. Are you going to drop some first-hand knowledge on me for that scenario?

ICE can't issue traffic tickets. How exactly would you like to see situations like this, or the woman in the recent video who was ultimately pulled from her car, be handled?

It's not a red herring, it's the discussion we are having, which is gutter's belief that gunshots occur instantaneously. If you want to introduce a new discussion, feel free to.

smh

What if the outcome of that analysis is that the moment a person intentionally impedes traffic, compromises communications and safety through horns, or otherwise jeopardizes an operation, they are cuffed and arrested?

RIF. Also, "pull a trigger" shows again a lack of understanding athletics. Back to the baseball swing: Note that more than 1/2 of the time is in the recognition, decision, and signaling, vs. the actual swing, which is quite fast at the pro level. Anyway, you don't get it, carry on.