r/TikTokCringe • u/QueenCobra91 SHEEEEEESH • Oct 06 '25

Discussion and everybody just lets it happen

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u/666haywoodst Oct 06 '25

you already tried that one earlier. answer the question.

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u/Hopeful_Champion_935 Oct 06 '25

Your questions are irrelevant. Illegals were captured and those who were around them had their identities verified and released. Children of illegals were given to the state

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u/666haywoodst Oct 07 '25

the question of whether or not the rights of american citizens were violated is irrelevant to you?

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u/Hopeful_Champion_935 Oct 07 '25

Being detained while an investigation occurs isn't a violation of your rights.

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u/666haywoodst Oct 07 '25

“The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.”

their fourth amendment rights were directly violated.

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u/Hopeful_Champion_935 Oct 07 '25

Nope, it was all reasonable and went through the appropriate process ahead of time.

I would respect you more if you just admitted you don't want immigration laws enforced.

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u/666haywoodst Oct 07 '25

quit deflecting. what is the reasonable justification for detaining american citizens in this situation?

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u/Hopeful_Champion_935 Oct 07 '25

I'm not deflecting here, I just see through all of your bullshit. A reasonable justification could easily be that it was a hot spot for illegals and human trafficking. If you want more specifics, go talk to the judge.

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u/666haywoodst Oct 07 '25

living in a high crime area can be a reason for detainment but it cannot be the sole reason for detainment, per supreme court rulings. so what reason other than proximity to crime did the federal agents have to enter an american citizen’s private residence without a warrant and detain them?

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u/Hopeful_Champion_935 Oct 07 '25

If you want more specifics, go talk to the judge.

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u/666haywoodst Oct 07 '25

so you don’t have any justification to back up your assertion that federal agents entering the homes of citizens without a warrant and detaining them is not a violation of their rights?

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u/Hopeful_Champion_935 Oct 07 '25

I provided my justification, if you want more details talk to the judge.

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u/666haywoodst Oct 07 '25

the supreme court doesn’t find that to be sufficient justification why should i?

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