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flvegan

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1. Bravo! Now, entertain me here for a moment. So what if, in spite of this ruling, ICE

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Feb 5, 2026, 03:58 AM

10 hrs ago

makes warrantless arrests in Oregon even without a risk of escape...who will enforce this and what are the consequences?

Serious question. Because that word "can't" gets thrown around an awful lot, and I don't think it still means what a lot of folks think it means, at least in this context.

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ICE agents can't make warrantless arrests in Oregon unless there's a risk of escape, judge rules [View all] BumRushDaShow 11 hrs ago OP

Bravo! Now, entertain me here for a moment. So what if, in spite of this ruling, ICE flvegan 10 hrs ago #1

There was a recent pile of immigration cases with multiple violations of court orders BumRushDaShow 9 hrs ago #2

Now every arrest is an escape attempt orangecrush 6 hrs ago #3

These judges just seem not too bright. travelingthrulife 6 hrs ago #5

Exactly -- it actually legalizes warrantless arrests (nt) William Seger 4 hrs ago #6

If you give them an opening like that they are going to abuse it. travelingthrulife 6 hrs ago #4

Seems like there is always a LOOPHOLE word in judges orders. bluestarone 4 hrs ago #7

Does this judge know what "presumption of innocence" means? William Seger 4 hrs ago #8

Why didn't the courts rule in this way at the beginning of ICE occupation??? nt in2herbs 2 hrs ago #9

They're all domestic terrorists trying to escape ICE's righteous justice Bayard 1 hr ago #10