US EditionAmerica’s Most Lawless Agency: ICE Is the Prototype for Tyranny
- The Trump administration expanded ICE raids targeting legal residents and non-criminals without warrants across the United States.
- This expansion stems from the administration’s use of broad digital surveillance and an effort to merge personal data into a master list for individualized profiling.
- ICE officers wear masks for protection and anonymity, and recorded footage shows masked agents pepper spraying and beating landscaper Narciso Barranco during a raid.
- ICE reported a 413% increase in assaults against its officers, although independent evidence for this figure remains unsubstantiated, while the administration defends its actions as minimal necessary force.
- Experts warn that normalizing ICE’s practices threatens constitutional rights by enabling warrantless detentions and political targeting, which risks widespread erosion of rights and accountability.
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Blue Town City Council Caught Distributing Flyers Teaching Illegal Aliens On How To Resist ICE - The American Tribune.com
Republicans are calling for an investigation after the far-left City Council of Providence, Rhode Island, sponsored the distribution of flyers that teach illegal immigrants how to avoid being arrested by ICE, spending thousands of dollars on the flyers, which reportedly advised individuals, “DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR” if confronted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. For context, on June 27, 2025, press accounts confirmed that the City C…
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America’s most lawless agency: ICE is the prototype for tyranny
While the U.S. wages war abroad—bombing Iran, escalating conflict, and staging a spectacle of power for political gain—a different kind of war is being waged here at home. This war at home is quieter but no less destructive. The casualties are not in distant deserts or foreign cities. They are our freedoms, our communities, and the Constitution itself. And the agents of this domestic war? Masked thugs. Unmarked vans. Raids. Roundups. Detentions …
‘It’s a lawless process’: NYC Comptroller Brad Lander on ICE Arrests at Immigration Courts
Seeing people show up to defend immigrants can inspire doubt and dissent even among those tasked with enforcing ICE’s edicts, says NYC Comptroller Brad Lander, who was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at a Manhattan immigration court on June 17, revealing that “the ICE agent who arrested me confessed to me afterwards that his wife hopes he quits his job.” Lander, who also ran in the Democratic primary for New York City mayor, was …
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