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In reply to the discussion: US court allows ICE to arrest and pepper-spray peaceful protesters in Minnesota [View all]FBaggins
(28,678 posts)36. Not on the merits - but to be clear, the title would be incorrect even if it were
A court being told that it lacks the jurisdiction to order someone not to do something illegal does not mean that the thing is no longer illegal.
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US court allows ICE to arrest and pepper-spray peaceful protesters in Minnesota [View all]
mysteryowl
Jan 21
OP
I replied that I agree with you, in that your statement is the attitude that I see every day.
OldBaldy1701E
Jan 23
#49
This is just an administrative stay, and not on the merits (but still... ugh)
BumRushDaShow
Jan 21
#9
Not on the merits - but to be clear, the title would be incorrect even if it were
FBaggins
Jan 22
#36
When it happens to them they will start whining about government overreach again.
ForgoTheConsequence
Jan 21
#17
That is not going to be the only thing 'dead' around here if they do this. (n/t)
OldBaldy1701E
Jan 21
#23
Question. Why can't the state of Min. (govenor Walz) get an IMMEDIATE supreme court hearing on this?
bluestarone
Jan 22
#42