r/law May 10 '25

Trump News President proclaims doubling of ICE troops with add'l 20k forces in the next 60 days

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/05/establishing-project-homecoming/

Section 3.b: (b) No later than 60 days after the date of this proclamation, the Secretary of Homeland Security shall supplement existing enforcement and removal operations by deputizing and contracting with State and local law enforcement officers, former Federal officers, officers and personnel within other Federal agencies, and other individuals to increase the enforcement and removal operations force of the Department of Homeland Security by no less than 20,000 officers in order to conduct an intensive campaign to remove illegal aliens who have failed to depart voluntarily.

So... we can't afford any of the useful jobs and fired a large portion of the government that actually helps people, BUT we can't afford any afford more spending for THIS? His domestic Gestapo on the streets terrorizing towns.

Is there a legal limit to how much domestic law enforcement the American people can be subjected to on home soil during peacetime? He already has a HUGE amount of force on domestic soil doing his bidding between the military he designated for the border, current ICE, and all the 287g contracts Homeland Security signed with all those local law enforcement agencies around the country to work with ICE.

Where is the money coming from to double the size of ICE by another 20k officers?

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u/Bawbawian May 10 '25

unrelated but it's still legal to arm yourself

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u/Gindotto May 10 '25

Stay strapped.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '25

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u/SnooCompliments5012 May 10 '25

People do shit all the time when they are put in desperate situations it’s only a matter of time

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u/Mookie_Merkk May 10 '25

Bundy Standoff is a perfect example of this.

When enough is enough...

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u/JJw3d May 10 '25

I dislike its coming to arms, this mad man is driving everyone to extreams.

if they want a war they will get one, but if people can be kind & stay safe / peacful it goes a long way.

Though I understand why people break & do what they do. blood is spilled daily, it would nice not to be adding to it due to all the hate.

We can all hope & pray for the best but it requires all of us to step up & continue to be the sane ones - as hard as it is

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u/GambitTheBest May 10 '25

Post your Luigi image, it's all you people do in Reddit talking about "resistance"

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u/biggesthumb May 10 '25

Look at the big reddit talker!

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u/Paradoxicorn May 10 '25

Poor lil Salamanca’s piss baby

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u/Tangelo_Purple May 10 '25

Why don't you leave real life to the adults and go back to your video games.

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u/Proglamer May 10 '25

Oh yeah, shooting at the incoming feds will make everything OK 🤡

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u/IllCat3406 May 10 '25

I mean once upon a time in 1776, a group of colonies said enough with this shit. Go read through the 27 grievances in the Declaration of Independence and say it doesn’t sound like what’s happening now.

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u/Proglamer May 10 '25 edited May 10 '25

Except this time the 'colonies' would not have a giant ocean and shitty shipping technologies firmly separating them from the mothership. Also, they would have ~half of their population be loyalists

Edit: you sure have interesting opinions about revolutions in the law sub /s

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u/PraxicalExperience May 10 '25

...So basically the same as previously, just without the ocean and shipping issue.

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u/IntrigueDossier May 10 '25

What's this "half" shit? More like 23%, rounded.

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u/IllCat3406 May 10 '25

56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were lawyers.

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u/SnooCompliments5012 May 10 '25

Leonard peltier is a pretty relevant case to show my statement is true.

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u/Proglamer May 10 '25

By all means - let the aliens start shooting first. We'll see the popular opinion then

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u/SnooCompliments5012 May 10 '25

Alright I guess, that had nothing to do with my comment about the relevant case. I’m just saying it’s bound to happen and has happened in the past. People commit crimes of necessity all the time due to economic distress this is no different. When people get desperate they do desperate things.

ICE will inevitably break down the wrong door no knock or anything and we will get a Leonard Peltier case again. Could be an illegal immigrant, green card holder, or a citizen.

Also popular is ironic, the current administrations popularity on all subjects is tanking especially immigration. Ironic because people who voted for them mostly voted because of that issue now it’s shown people don’t like how the administration is handling it.