Finally, you can be proud that America has had enough of Trump’s right-wing craziness, bigotry, and cruelty in savagely rounding up and deporting good men, women, and children.
Finally, people have begun to ask, “Why are we doing this? The immigrants harm no one, and as consumers,savagethey help the economy. They do jobs others refuse. They pay taxes for services they don’t even receive.”
Trump’s Gestapo rampages against harmless people and the Constitution, while Trump pardons Proud Boys and the other traitors who attempted a violent coup on Jan 6.
Enough is enough. Just as we fought King George and his cruel excesses, Americans are fighting back against wannabe king Trump and his insane hatreds.
Demonstrations defy ICE, cold
Protesters arrested at Minnesota airport during general strike
By Giovanna Dell’Orto and Sarah Raza Associated Press
Excerpts- 1/24/2026
MINNEAPOLIS — Police arrested anti-immigration enforcement demonstrators at Minnesota’s largest airport Friday after they overstepped their permit, officials said, as a mass mobilization to protest the Trump administratio’s crackdown began across Minnesota despite Arctic temperatures seizing the state.
A network of labor unions, progressive organizations and clergy had urged Minnesotans to stay away from work, school, and even shops on Friday to protest the immigration enforcement surge in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
“Roughly 100 clergy” were arrested, according to Trevor Cochlin of Faith in Minnesota, one of the groups organizing the protest at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. They were protesting the involvement of Delta Airlines in the deportation of immigrants.
Bishop Dwayne Royster, leader of Faith in Action, arrived in Minnesota on Wednesday from Washington, D.C. “We want ICE out of Minnesota,” he said. “We want them out of all the cities around the country where they’re exercising extreme overreach.”
Protesters have gathered daily in the Twin Cities since Jan. 7, when Renee Good was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer. Federal law enforcement officers have repeatedly squared off with community members and activists who track their movements.
Organizers said Friday morning that more than 700 businesses statewide have closed in solidarity with the protest, from a bookstore in tiny Grand Marais near the Canadian border to the landmark Guthrie Theater in downtown Minneapolis.
“We’re achieving something historic,” said Kate Havelin of Indivisible Twin Cities, one of the more than 100 participating groups.
A 2-year-old named Chloe was detained with her father as they drove home from a grocery store in South Minneapolis on Thursday.
According to an emergency petition filed in federal court, a district judge granted an emergency injunction ordering Chloe’s release into the custody of her lawyer. The child, a citizen of Ecuador who was brought to Minneapolis as a newborn, has a pending asylum application and is not subject to a final order of removal.
The family’s attorney Marc Prokosch found nothing in state records to suggest Liam’s father has a criminal history.
On Friday, Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino sought to shift the narrative away from Liam’s detention by attacking the news media.
Never forget that a woman was killed when an ICE representative fired not just one shot, but three — two well after her vehicle had passed him. He was in no danger, but he kept shooting at her out of hatred and the belief that he was free to do anything without punishment.
When a psychopathic president arms masked men with guns, clubs, and poison gas, and tells them they have “absolute immunity,” brutality inevitably follows. The power-mad Vice President repeated that “absolute immunity” claim.
This is not our America, our “shining city on a hill.” This is a banana republic ruled by a demented dictator, surrounded by immoral sycophants who lie about the invented dangers of immigrants.
(Statistics show that undocumented immigrants are more law-abiding than the average American citizen, and far more law-abiding than the vicious criminals Trump pardoned.)
Your city could be next. Enough is enough. America is fighting back. Organize for the coming elections and throw the traitors out.
Rodger Malcolm Mitchell
#Monetary Sovereignty - Mitchell 
TRUMP’S GESTAPO RECRATES NAZI HORRORS.
ICE memo boosts home entry power
Critics say directive runs counter to past judicial protections
By Rebecca Santana Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Federal immigration officers are asserting sweeping power to forcibly
enter people’s homes without a judge’s warrant, according to an internal Immigration and
Customs Enforcement memo obtained by The Associated Press, marking a sharp reversal
of longstanding guidance meant to respect constitutional limits on government searches.
The memo authorizes ICE officers to use force to enter a residence based solely on a more
narrow administrative warrant to arrest someone with a final order of removal, a move
that advocates say collides with Fourth Amendment protections and upends years of
advice given to immigrant communities.
For years, immigrant advocates, legal aid groups and local governments have urged people
not to open their doors to immigration agents unless they are shown a warrant signed by a
judge.
That guidance is rooted in Supreme Court rulings that generally prohibit law
enforcement from entering a home without judicial approval. The ICE directive undercuts
that advice at a time when arrests are accelerating under the administration’s immigration
crackdown.
The Associated Press witnessed ICE officers ramming through the front door of the home
of a Liberian man, Garrison Gibson, with a deportation order from 2023 in Minneapolis on
Jan. 11, wearing heavy tactical gear and with their rifles drawn.
Documents reviewed by AP revealed that the agents only had an administrative warrant —
meaning there was no judge who authorized the raid on private property.
Whistleblower Aid, a nonprofit legal organization that assists workers exposing
wrongdoings, said in the whistleblower complaint represents two anonymous U.S.
government officials “disclosing a secretive — and seemingly unconstitutional — policy
directive.”
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Most immigration arrests are carried out under administrative warrants, internal
documents issued by immigration authorities that authorize the arrest of a specific
individual but do not permit officers to forcibly enter private homes or other nonpublic
spaces without consent.
Only warrants signed by judges carry that authority.
All law enforcement operations — including those conducted by ICE and Customs and
Border Protection — are governed by the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution, which
protects all people in the country from unreasonable searches and seizures.
People can legally refuse federal immigration agents entry into private property if the
agents only have an administrative warrant.
The memo says ICE officers can forcibly enter homes and arrest immigrants using just a
signed administrative warrant known as an I-205 if they have a final order of removal
issued by an immigration judge, the Board of Immigration Appeals or a district judge or
magistrate judge.
One of the two whistleblowers was allowed to view the memo only in the presence of a
supervisor and then had to give it back. That person was not allowed to take notes. A
whistleblower was able to access the document and lawfully disclose it to Congress,
Whistleblower Aid said.
Although the memo was issued in May, David Kligerman, senior vice president and special
counsel at Whistleblower Aid, said it took time for its clients to find a “safe and legal path
to disclose it to lawmakers and the American people.
IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU. UNITED NOW TO THROW OUT THE TRAITORS
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