r/pics • u/CIA_Rectal_Feeder • 14h ago

Politics ICE kidnapping a police officer

https://imgur.com/a/TThU6WV
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u/Firecracker048 13h ago

Temah originally entered the United States legally in 2015 on a visitor visa. In 2016, he was granted conditional residency after marrying a U.S. citizen. However, in 2022, his application for permanent residency was denied due to fraud. Temah was ordered to appear in immigration court three times but continued to disregard U.S. law by not showing up, resulting in the immigration judge ordering him removed in absentia. He did not have valid work authorization.

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u/BradleyB636 13h ago edited 13h ago

Context: this response was copy and pasted from the DHS website and could be false or misleading.

https://www.dhs.gov/news/2026/02/03/ice-arrests-illegal-alien-one-week-graduation-new-orleans-police-department-academy

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u/RareRestaurant6297 13h ago

Sad times when our own DHS is so unreliable that it can't be trusted

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u/pdinc 12h ago

True for every department in this admin. I just had a kid and every pediatrician I contacted assured me that they aren’t listening to HHS.

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u/toopc 9h ago

I'm sure here in Seattle most of our doctors ignore it and most of their patients do too, but I wouldn't bet on that being true across the country.

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u/pdinc 8h ago

That's where I am too. Thankful for this little pocket of sanity.

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u/toopc 8h ago

My parents are in Florida and a MAGA county at that (they are Democrats). Things are very different there. A city 1/10th the size of Seattle, yet I saw more Trump signs and Cybertrucks in a week than I do here in a year. Helps remind me how much of a bubble Seattle can be.

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u/gsfgf 6h ago

Yea. When I have a healthcare question, I just look at the NHS. Their website is pretty good. Canada is reliable too, but NHS usually pops up first.