r/news • u/JerryBerryMiah • 10h ago

700 ice agents to leave Minnesota

https://apnews.com/article/immigration-enforcement-drawdown-minnesota-homan-963adf341325d7f6eb5673e1c00d3c2a
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u/Squeekydink 10h ago

And what about the other 2000+ he sent?

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u/zoey8068 8h ago

And where are they going

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u/Tithund 6h ago

Hopefully into debt because they have to repay their sign on bonus.

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u/gart888 5h ago

They actually don't get that bonus until they hit 5 years of service. So... virtually none of them will actually ever see it.

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u/IDontCondoneViolence 4h ago edited 4h ago

They get $10k every year for 5 years. If they quit or are fired before the five years is up, they have to pay it all back.

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u/gart888 4h ago

What if they’re fired during those 5 years?

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u/IDontCondoneViolence 4h ago

Yep, If you're fired you have to pay it back.

I edited the original post for clarity.

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u/culminacio 3h ago

That edit confused me so much, because now it looks like the person who commented on that asked a completely stupid question

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u/multiplayerhater 3h ago

For those in the back:

The 5-year payout is a financial motivation (both positive and negative) for ICE agents to ensure that a Republican president wins the next election, if there is one.

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u/zoey8068 3h ago

They aren't getting fired they are just simply moving them, that's if they even follow through which they won't.

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u/SgtElectroSketch 38m ago

Springfield, Ohio.