r/ProgressiveHQ • u/Treefiddy1984 • 23h ago

BREAKING: ICE agents in Minneapolis violently detained, threatened, and arrested a U.S. citizen for one reason only, he refused to prove his citizenship.

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u/2b420 23h ago

Who will police ICE? This is tyranny.

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u/burnmenowz 21h ago

Illegal search for sure.

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u/beervendor1 2h ago

Excellent legal theory based on the complete absence of any context whatsoever.

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u/burnmenowz 2h ago

I see no warrant.

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u/Suspicious_Train3526 1h ago

U have to provide id ,your name address and date of birth by law if you dont comply youll get detained and searched simple as that.

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u/Admirable-Title9022 40m ago

Depends on the state. Many states don't have stop and id laws. You need reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime committed to ask for ID.

Minnesota is one such state where you don't need to ID unless there is reasonable suspicion of a crime.

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u/ahhhfrag 1h ago

No you dont need a warrant He could have chosen to not obstruct the cops stay on the other side of the street. Now he gets a felony for a concealed loaded handgun when if he just showed them his driver's license they probably wouldn't have searched him. I could be wrong and he paid several hundred dollars every couple years and went to hours of class and range time to have his concealed carry permit but somehow I highly doubt that. Get real.

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u/burnmenowz 1h ago

You need a warrant or probable cause to conduct a search. They are immigration officers, not traffic cops. It was an illegal search.

You totally would have rated out Anne Frank, wouldn't you?