Dem Rep Tweets Out Warning to Illegals about raid

[whell]

This is interesting:

https://www.facebook.com/michelle.du...10937367363821

So, is this Rep undermining the enforcement of the law?

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2017/03/2...l-immigration/

Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson said:

“This is the most outrageous, outrageous example of what is going on across the United States that is undermining my job and every other law enforcement officer in the United States.”

Rep Dubois may have been spreading fake news.

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/loc...or_of_ice_raid

Shawn Neudauer, a spokesman for the ICE New England office, said ICE does not release information on any operations but he emphasized that the agency "does not conduct random sweeps, checkpoints or raids."

"Any person who actively incites panic or fear of law enforcement is doing a disservice to the community, endangering public safety and the very people they claim to support and represent," he said in response to questions about DuBois' post.

Should politicians interfere in law enforcement activities, whether those enforcement activities are conducted by ICE, the FBI, or state or local law enforcement?

[bobabode]

So what if she passed on a rumor?
Have you seen what passes for news on Donald Trump's twitterfeed?

You sure find the strangest things to get all wound up over, Mike.

[Rajoo]

A lame attempt at deflection and I cannot attribute much credibility to this sheriff who seems to be an activist.

Bristol Sheriff offers inmates to build Trump’s Mexico wall

“I can think of no other project that would have such a positive impact on our inmates and our country than building this wall,” Hodgson, a Republican, said in remarks at his inaugural ceremony Wednesday night at Bristol Community College.

Yet another Trump ass kisser like Nunes.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/20...vwK/story.html

This from ICE (from link above).

Shawn Neudauer, a spokesman for the ICE New England office, said ICE does not release information on any operations but he emphasized that the agency "does not conduct random sweeps, checkpoints or raids."

So how is this impending activities by ICE even credible?

[Pio1980]

Ironically watching "Dead Reconing" on PBS right now, dealing with Nazi agents being brought to justice for war crimes and the persecution of Jews under crimes against humanity.
What we are doing falls far short of that, but seems an awkward conflict of statute vs ethics.

[whell]

So I got one vote for "Who cares if a politician undermines law enforcement", one deflection where the essential facts are ignored to bash the law enforcement officer who suggested that this interference might be wrong, and one maybe.

Anyone else?

[Rajoo]

Originally Posted by whell

So I got one vote for "Who cares if a politician undermines law enforcement", one deflection where the essential facts are ignored to bash the law enforcement officer who suggested that this interference might be wrong, and one maybe.

Anyone else?

Bull shit and you are the one that is full of it here.

Once again, "Shawn Neudauer, a spokesman for the ICE New England office, said ICE does not release information on any operations but he emphasized that the agency "does not conduct random sweeps, checkpoints or raids."

So how can anyone undermine your law and order sheriff, who appears to be an attention grabbing moron like Nunes.

[finnbow]

She was just spreading a rumor on the Internet, something Trump does on a daily basis. I guess she learned it from der Trumpenfuhrer.

I find it funny how Whell scours the Internet looking for bad behavior from some liberal somewhere to somehow rationalize his unwavering and fawning support for the most disgusting, dishonest and incompetent President in American history.

[Oerets]

Originally Posted by Pio1980

Ironically watching "Dead Reconing" on PBS right now, dealing with Nazi agents being brought to justice for war crimes and the persecution of Jews under crimes against humanity.
What we are doing falls far short of that, but seems an awkward conflict of statute vs ethics.

On the warning, if a law was broken then let a court decide. At least her post didn't send a gun welding crazy into a pizza parlor looking for kidnapped kids!

Watched the first episode last night. Kept thinking if today the same outcome given the current events and lack of resolve. Even to this day not all of the known guilty actors from WWII were ever brought to trial.



Barney

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by Pio1980

Ironically watching "Dead Reconing" on PBS right now, dealing with Nazi agents being brought to justice for war crimes and the persecution of Jews under crimes against humanity.
What we are doing falls far short of that, but seems an awkward conflict of statute vs ethics.

Nevertheless, still stretching for the "Nazi".

[Pio1980]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

Nevertheless, still stretching for the "Nazi".

No, I'm looking at the ethical vs the statutory. The second and third parts went beyond the "Nazi" label thru other examples to the present.