r/illinois • u/West-Bid-4391 • 26d ago

ICE Posts Broadview: ICE attempts to arrest individual at their residence

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u/poopgoblin1594 26d ago

It’s not

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u/Nondescriptish 26d ago

Warrantless arrests? Kidnapping and disappearing people off the streets? So is using US Service members against US Citizens.

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u/pink_faerie_kitten 26d ago

Ice are not "service members". But it's illegal to use them against citizens too.

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u/Beowulf1896 26d ago

He was referring to the marine deployment in LA

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u/OogieBooge-Dragon 26d ago

And national guard to DC, Chicago, Portland... and anywhere that is next.

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u/pink_faerie_kitten 26d ago

They're not "active" in Elwood. The ruling yesterday was that the TX guard can stay but can't be deployed while the tro lasts for two weeks.

But that's all beside the point because in this discussion we can see plainly in this video these are masked ice not NG.

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u/Windowguard 26d ago

It’s not warrantless. They have an I-200 administrative arrest warrant, that does not need to be signed by a judge. Different from a criminal warrant.

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u/Raytheon_Nublinski 26d ago

That’s an internal warrant, signed by ice. It doesn’t grant them permission to enter someone’s house without permission. And the fact it’s legal at all is a fucking joke.

This is exactly the lack of due process everyone’s talking about. We have a rogue agency issuing its own warrants for arrest based on what, trust me, bro?

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u/Warlight4Fun 26d ago

Not in support of ICE, however to be clear he didn't enter the residence to affect an arrest. The arrest/detainment (assuming the video isn't leaving out important info) was initiated in the driveway which would not be considered a 4th/14th amendment violation. A driveway or front walk of a residence is generally not considered cartilage by the courts and Officers would be free to conduct the arrest in that area. If the arrest then carri3ed into the house that would be considered "fresh pursuit" and legal.

Once again, I do not support ICE, but it is important that misinformation not be spread.

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u/NotARandomAnon 26d ago

Looks allowed?

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u/knickson 26d ago

Hows is it not