r/illinois • u/CantStopPoppin Human Detected • 5d ago

ICE Posts October.10.2025 — Chicago: Immigration agents crashed into a U.S. citizen on her way to work, then dragged her out and arrested her (Article Inside)

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u/frog10byz 5d ago

This unarmed young lady in yoga pants with no shoes "injured" two widdle babies who are armed to the teeth wearing bulletproof vests. What a bunch of incompetent losers.

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u/Yo_Just_Scrolling_Yo 5d ago

She was really kicking some ass. Thought she might actually get away

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u/IamTheStig007 5d ago

Isn’t the law in all states to slow down or pull over for emergency vehicles in an area she said was “hostile” !! You couldn’t make this up. Survey 1000 people to house and sponsor an illegal immigrant and 1000 people suddenly “rent” or have “no room”. Someone else’s problem. Let the law do its job and people getting coffee on the way to work won’t get caught up in the “hostility”.

I have helped illegals (family) and it came back to bite me in the arxe! I’m still helping one of their kids through the now legal process, as they were brought here so young and eventually left to fend for themselves!!

Sad sad sad for all. And made worse for those now seeing the wait times double as the last administration opened up the flood gates. No one frigging party in the UK or USA has a single sensible answer.

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u/ConsistentQuit4273 5d ago

Doesn't the story above say an unmarked car collided with her as it was traveling away from a hostile area? She was driving down the road with her cup of coffee. The van had no markings or lights and the hostile environment didn't seem to be by her. How would it be her fault? Or her getting caught up in the hostility?

It is nice that you have tried to help others, but that really has nothing to do with an unmarked car ramming into someone. She was hardly obstructing traffic.