Almost all the Somalis immigrated to America between 25 and 40 years ago, so all "Somali kids" are actually US citizens. Do you see how that works?
ICE agents mocked autistic woman for asking for wheelchair after dragging her out of car
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Being a citizen has nothing to do with the fact that there is suddenly a massive increase in somalli autism cases. The feds are on to this scam. Go back to learing school wally.
T. A. Gardner
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Are the plates federal or state? If they are federal, they follow the rules for federal vehicles, whatever those may be. Just as each state has rules about license plates and how they are to be displayed. For example, Arizona only requires a rear plate. California cannot demand I put a front plate (required by them) on my vehicle when I drive in that state.
With state vehicles, it depends on the type of plate too. Some fleet and most dealer plates do not go with a specific vehicle. So, there are exceptions there too.
No, it is legal for law enforcement, when the vehicle is displaying emergency lights to cutoff a vehicle, block a street, or engage in other actions which would be illegal to a private citizen. The law enforcement officer needs to justify that action but can take it.
Yes, she blocked a street forcing several civilian cars to dodge around her. An ICE vehicle (a Ford F 150) comes down on her vehicle with emergency lights on. He stops in the middle of the street--with emergency lights on--and initiates a law enforcement encounter with her. She acts as if he's got nothing coming and sits there. The law enforcement officers move to arrest / detain her. She panics and ends up dead.
She was 100% in the wrong.
It's like the entire trumptard cult keeps throwing any old bullshit at the wall to see if any of it sticks!
T. A. Gardner
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Not necessarily. Juries make mistakes and these days many judges are politically tainted to the point they aren't about fair and just but rather politically correct.
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Was it me?
yeah, but .....not really.
NO, it's NOT. Military bases are restricted to authorized personel only, shit-stain. And although you might not be able to "drive" onto public land, such as a Federal campground closed to vehicles for the winter, you are WELCOME TO WALK IN - WHY? IT'S PUBLIC LAND.
Your attempts to gaslight in order to favor a pedophile and traitor are getting weaker.
T. A. Gardner
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Yes, they generally are considered public lands.
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I think he's having a mental breakdown. To post something so stupid is even unusual for HIM!
You're so full of shit, bitch. Whatever your hated "Somalis" are doing ICE has no business being there. If there is a white collar scam going on it's the FBI's job you fucking idiot!
T. A. Gardner
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They are still public land. See post 88.
Was she doing something against traffic laws or not?
You're hopeless man. Perhaps your biggest lie is that you're not a fan of trump, but lie so often to protect him, it's pretty obvious you get hard over innocent Democrats being shot in the street.
Sorry, you've devolved so low.
Crepitus
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The explanation is right there in your post.Yes, they generally are considered public lands.
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You may be too dumb to see it though.
T. A. Gardner
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Military bases are public land. Wilderness and animal refuges are public land. They too are restricted in use. Even in national parks and monuments you simply cannot go wherever you want and do whatever you please.
T. A. Gardner
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You're not sorry. You're pathetic!
If the plates were federal, everyone would know they were federal. They are trying to impersonate local police, so they cannot use federal plates. That means that ICE is illegally stealing state plates off one car and putting them on another. Just one more example of how criminal they are.
They were unmarked vehicles, so no emergency lights. And it is not legal for them to cutoff any vehicle they want in a forced stop. That is a dangerous move, so they need some sort of justification to do so. Rahman driving the speed limit, obeying all traffic laws, and having darker skin is not a good reason.
If they felt she was blocking the street, they should not have stopped her there. Had she tried to escape, she could have been killed. She once again did the right thing and immediately complied when ICE boxed her in and stopped.
Once again, you wanted her to try to get around the ICE agents? She did the right thing by not trying to escape.
Rahman is not dead. She did the right thing, and survived the encounter with the violent ICE agents. I do notice that you need her to be both sitting there doing nothing, and panicking for your narrative to work. Oh, and she also needs to be dead.
She was arrested by ICE for being an illegal alien. She is a natural born US citizen. Therefore ICE was 100% wrong in her case.
She handled it all well enough not to be dead.
T. A. Gardner
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Local police in virtually every state use special government vehicle plates. Undercover police might use standard state ones. I know that ICE is renting a lot of vehicles right now to supplement their own, and rentals would have either a standard civilian one or fleet plate on them depending on the state the vehicle was registered in.
They are using some unmarked vehicles. There are usually others present that do have emergency lights on them. Prove what's-her-name was obeying ALL traffic laws.
They didn't "feel" it. They could see she was and reacted to that. What would have happened had she fled is speculation on your part. She didn't comply with ICE. That's why they had to forcibly drag her from her vehicle.
She did the wrong thing by being where she was when she had no reason to be there.
She wouldn't have been pulled out of her car at all had she just stayed away from the scene entirely. She chose to inject herself and paid the price for that.
No, she wasn't. She was arrested / detained for failing to follow a law enforcement officer's commands in the middle of a small riot--she wasn't alone. In fact, she was one of six people arrested / detained at that incident.
Without name-dropping her directly, the spokesman (for ICE) told the outlet, “As officers carried out their law enforcement duties, a significant crowd surrounded them and began impeding law enforcement operations— a federal crime.
“One agitator ignored multiple commands by an officer to move her vehicle away from the scene, she was arrested for obstruction. Another agitator assaulted an officer by jumping on his back. Six of these agitators were taken into custody for assaulting law enforcement.”
She handled it poorly. She was completely to blame for her predicament. And, it isn't like it's the first time she's gotten arrested / detained for protesting. It's what she does.
As per The Mail, Rahman identifies herself as genderqueer, and has gotten entangled with the authorities even earlier. According court records obtained by the UK news outlet, the Minnesota woman previously pled guilty to criminal trespassing charges in Ohio and has also had to face multiple traffic violations.
Her first traffic offence reportedly dates backs to 2009, when she was charged with driving without insurance in Illinois. In 2010, she was charged with driving under the influence (DUI). As per Ohio public records cited by The Mail, Rahman pled guilty to that charge.
There's also a good chance she went to Minneapolis just to protest ICE.
It wasn’t immediately clear how long Rahman has been based in Minneapolis. Her most recent publicly listed address had her living in Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Woman dragged from car by ICE agents in Minnesota ID’d as LGBT and racial justice activist
Aliya Rahman, a software engineer with a lengthy background in coding, has advocated in the past for police-worn body cameras and also has prior ties to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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I haven't been able to pin down the intersection she was in when arrested, but that would clear up some of her story which appears to be bullshit to begin with.
T. A. Gardner
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No she's 100% a radical Leftist activist and agitprop that also happens to have a programming day job.
She was driving along, and two ICE trucks cut her off. The entire situation was built around her. She did not inject herself into ICE's stop of her, they stopped her. If they did not feel that it was a good place for her to stop, they should not have stopped her there.
And then they arrested her with the explanation that she had obeyed all the traffic laws, and looked like she wanted to leave. They said she was under suspicion for being an illegal alien, because she obeyed traffic laws, and that suspicion was confirmed by her looking like she wanted to leave.
Which calls into question your claims she was violating traffic laws, and refusing to leave.
T. A. Gardner
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No, she injected herself into a ICE operation by blocking an intersection. When told to move, she didn't.
No, she hadn't "obeyed all the traffic laws." She didn't want to leave and when she wouldn't move her vehicle, the agents went to arrest her.
All of which calls into question your powers of observation.
PS I'd still like to identify the intersection she was at.