Border thread

[CHEEZY17]

[CHEEZY17]

[Biker]

[Homebrew]

[CHEEZY17]

Me waiting for one of the Lefties to come in here with the "ICE raided a preschool and kidnapped one of teachers!!!!" storyline that's making the rounds on social media.
I'll save you the trouble:
She wasn't a teacher.
She ran into the school while trying to evade ICE
She is an illegal alien

[Who]

What gang was she a member of?

[CHEEZY17]

What gang was she a member of?

The Illegal Alien gang.

[CHEEZY17]

[Biker]

You can’t hate this cocksucker enough

[CHEEZY17]

Suck it, ya cunt.
Another win for the good guys.

Milwaukee judge found guilty of felony obstruction in helping undocumented man evade arrest
https://abcnews.go.com/US/milwaukee-jud ... =128524404

[CHEEZY17]

Remember when lefties had a meltdown about immigrants being put in cages and then they found out Barry built them?

[Homebrew]

[Animal]

AI Overview
Media outlets frequently conducted ride-alongs with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents during the Obama administration, a period when the administration oversaw record-high deportations, exceeding 3 million people.

Key details regarding ICE operations and media access during the Obama era (2009–2017) include:

Documented Ride-Alongs: In 2016, a CNN team conducted an "exclusive ride along" with ICE agents in Chicago to document the arrest of undocumented immigrants with criminal records.

Positive Coverage: Reports indicate that these media ride-alongs in 2016 often presented a positive or professional portrayal of ICE agents, contrasting with more critical coverage in later years.

Targeted Enforcement: During the Obama administration, ICE focused on deporting convicted felons, public safety threats, and recent border crossers.

"Deporter-in-Chief": The Obama administration was nicknamed "deporter-in-chief" for these high levels of enforcement.

Critics have used these resurfaced 2016 reports to argue that media coverage of immigration enforcement is politically motivated, noting that the same types of raids in 2016 were not met with the same level of controversy as they were during the Trump administration. While Democratic lawmakers did voice concerns about the deportations at the time, there was not the same level of widespread public protest or calls to abolish ICE as seen later.

[CHEEZY17]

Barry was clearly racist.

[CHEEZY17]