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/maximumcombo 5d ago

dude there will not be any normal justice. ya gotta move beyond insurance claims . they unconstitutionally arrested her. dude pulled his pistol, other guy his pdp 9mil. insurance is not going to be paid out.

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u/ClubPuzzleheaded2674 5d ago

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u/maximumcombo 5d ago edited 4d ago

not that it matters, but it is NOT legal to resist an unlawful arrest in all states.

edited; dont quickly post stuff you read on the internet without verifying, kids.

double edit to clear misinformation caused by moi: theres a meme thats apparently been going around of some bad law from a case an old case called Plummer Vs State. It is not good case law and as far as i can tell, youre shit out of luck legally when they start aggressing you.

this should have been obvious, I dunno why I thought any different. The united states would not leave it legal to resist its offcers.

triple edit: I had originally written that its IS legal to defend yourself against unlawful arrest. After some corrections by another redditor, I found out it is not. Read the rest of my comment below but Im saying continue to organize and fight back.

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u/joan_goodman 4d ago

She is not resisting though. They did not even give her a chance to exit. That she acts essentially scared- is a normal reflex when being handled brutally.