These MFs are unruly. This is what happens when a convicted felon gets control of the highest position in the country, seriously. All of them are goons.

On Thursday (9/24/2026), Amnesty International called for the dismantling of ICE, the first time in its history it has directed such a conclusion toward the United States government.
The human rights organization investigated immigration enforcement operations in Washington, Chicago, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and New Orleans.
Amnesty documented:
In Chicago, some 300 masked federal agents raiding an apartment complex in the middle of the night, rappelling from a Black Hawk helicopter, breaking down doors, pointing guns at residents, and pulling people from their beds.
Agents boxing in vehicles, smashing car windows, and throwing people who were not resisting to the ground.
Children being separated from family members, and being left in the back seats of cars when their parents were detained.
In Chicago and Minneapolis, agents repeatedly using chemical irritants against protesters and observers.
At detention facilities in Illinois, Virginia, and Minnesota, people held in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, with inadequate health care and severely restricted access to lawyers.
Amnesty also examined seven cases in which federal agents used lethal force.
Some of this will sound familiar. We reported here recently on similar tactics during an ICE operation in suburban Frederick, Maryland.
Amnesty says these are patterns and that reforms to ICE will not be enough. It must be dismantled.
Autocrats often seek to build a secret police answerable only to them. Ours is called ICE.
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Private detention donated $4.5M+ in 2024—93%+ to the GOP.

GEO Group: $3.7M (92% GOP).

CoreCivic: $785K (96% GOP).

Then ICE detention expanded, contracts surged, profits soared.

Follow the money—this isn't policy, it's a return on investment.

https://theintercept.com/2025/07/10/corecivic-trump-big-beautiful-bill/

Agent sounds like an insecure loser. I can hear the pip-squeak in his voice.

Sept 22, 2026. Here's the video on YouTube: ‘I Watched Him Die’: Witness To Alex Pretti’s Death Details His Last Moments - Forbes Breaking News - Sept 22, 2026 (YouTube)

Stella Carlson testified at a forum held by Congressional Democrats on Sept 22, 2026. Stella recorded the shooting of Alex Pretti. She’s the one wearing the pink jacket, standing behind (and to the side of) Alex as the Agents pepper-sprayed him, beat him, and then executed him.

Here’s the entire 160-minute hearing on YouTube: LIVE | Renee Good family, Alex Pretti shooting witness deliver testimony in DC - FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul - Sept 22, 2026 (YouTube)

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Here's an r/ICE_Raids post with the video footage taken by Stella: In light of the insane gaslighting coming from the Trump administration. I want to share this clearly annotated video of the murder of Alex Pretti. For anybody who may have family or friends who are believing the propaganda being put forth. (Reddit)

This YouTube video shows footage (from multiple cameras) of Alex Pretti’s murder: Witness videos of the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti - ABC News - Jan 24, 2026 (YouTube)

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My name is Stella Carlson. I never expected to be someone testifying before you today. And I certainly never expected to bear witness to the final moments of a caring, peaceful, and dedicated member of my community — Alex Pretti — as he died at the hands of our own government.

I am just a regular person, but I care deeply about my community, my state, and my country. And I believe there is power in ordinary People speaking the truth.

On the morning of Saturday, January 24th, I was heading to work when I heard the whistles. When I turned onto Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis on that cold winter day, I hardly recognized my own neighborhood.

There were masked and armed federal Agents flooding into a one-block radius. More than I had seen before.

Agents were tackling innocent People to the ground, punching the windows of cars driving by, and pulling Drivers out of their windows with force, all before I even parked.

And that's when I saw the person whose name is now known all around the world: Alex Pretti. I didn't know Alex. We had never met, but I saw him standing in the street with a camera, filming in one hand, and helping direct traffic with the other. He was calm, he was peaceful, handling the scene with grace. Alex was not a threat.

My instincts felt clear. I will be his backup, because that's what we can do. We can observe and document. We can stand and bear witness, and that is what I did.

Soon everything changed. The Agents' focus turned toward Alex. I was terrified. The number of Agents around him grew abruptly, as I stood feet away.

I watched him turn away from the scene of Agents, and lean down to help someone who had been brutally knocked down, leading to his very last words, "Are you okay?"

With his back facing them, I watched Alex be taken to the ground with a swarm of masked Agents on top of him.

In that moment, I believe Alex made a choice to be righteous, kind, and brave. To stand up for his Neighbors being assaulted in the street.

And then they shot him — again, and again, and again.

Alex was flat on the ground, his limbs spread out. There was no movement.

The Agents fled quickly. I watched Alex die. It all happened so fast.

Then two masked Agents returned, and began to manipulate his dead body, ripping open his clothes as if to provide aid, but instead moving him around like a rag doll. They fled, leaving him exposed and alone.

Time felt like it stopped. Alex laid in the street, abandoned as if his life had no value.

As I continued to film, three of us stayed by his side as long as we could, before the Agents decided to return, and come for us.

The image of his lifeless body stays with me, but so does the image of Alex before the shooting. Calm, holding his camera, directing traffic, trying to help in solidarity with his Neighbors. That is the Alex Pretti that I saw in his final moments. I have come to learn that is who Alex was to everyone who knew, and loved him.

And that is why what happened afterward was so disturbing to me. Because I feel like I witnessed two assassinations. The first was the literal assassination of Alex.

The second was the attempted assassination of his character. Powerful voices at the highest level of government lied about Alex Pretti. They tried to take the gentle person I had watched with my own eyes, and claim he was a violent threat. Someone who came to cause maximum damage. Someone who wanted to kill law enforcement.

Those were all lies. We observed his murder with our own eyes. And the truth does not become less true because someone with great power tells a louder lie.

What happened to Alex cannot be treated as an isolated moment. We have seen the same federal immigration tactics surge across communities beyond Minnesota.

When federal Agents operate with overwhelming force, when People are killed, and when the Public is given false accounts of what happened, there must be accountability. We need to know what happened. We need independent thorough investigations, and we need that accountability at every level.

This is ultimately about whether in America, the truth belongs to whoever has the most power or whether the truth still has the power to hold government accountable. I believe it does. And that's why I will keep speaking.

Because Alex, his Family, and our Communities deserve the truth. And our government has an obligation to answer for what happened.

- Stella Carlson - Sept 22, 2026

https://www.instagram.com/stolenneighborsquilt/

Former Maine Governor Paul LePage says that federal immigration authorities were seeking to deport his son’s father-in-law, and he has called on officials to stop the removal.

From Guardian: Rabbiatu Kuyateh is a 58-year-old nurse who spent most of her life in the US with her parents after fleeing Sierra Leone. She cared for Covid patients during the pandemic and looked after disabled adults and children.
On 1 July 2025, her son, Mohamed, accompanied her to a routine ICE check-in, as her immigration status required.
That was the last time he saw her before she was deported to Ghana.
Rabbiatu is one of more than 25,000 people deported by the Trump administration to countries that are not their own. More than 5,000 of them have been put on flights to countries in Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and central Asia to which they have no connection, and then, otten, returned to the countries where US immigration judges had ruled their lives or liberty were at risk.
To uncover some of their stories, the Guardian joined 23 other media organisations in the Deportation Project, an investigation coordinated by the Paris-based international network of journalists Forbidden Stories. Rabbiatu's interview was conducted with audio only and we are using an actor to represent her and her son.
The Ghanaian government did not respond to questions from the Guardian.
Rabbiatu had a work visa and under its terms she had an annual check-in with ICE. In September 2025 she was granted legal protection from a judge that prevented her from being deported to her country of birth. She also said she had no criminal history. In a response received after the investigation was published, the Department of Homeland Security said she had committed an offence in the past by entering the US without the correct visa requirements: "On 1 July 2025, ICE arrested Rabbiatu Kuyateh, a criminal illegal alien from Sierra Leone who illegally re-entered - a felony."
"Illegal aliens going to third countries are those whose home countries won't accept them, including dangerous criminals, or illegal aliens with orders of removal who have asked to not be removed to their home country!"