Does the left want to really disband ICE or...
What about now?
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/statement-press-secretary-30/?utm_source=ods&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=1600d
ICE successfully removes Nazi camp guard
Overnight, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) carried out a 2004 order of deportation for Jakiw Palij, a former Nazi SS labor camp guard in German-occupied Poland. After World War II, Palij lied about being a Nazi and became a resident of Queens, New York.
Through extensive negotiations, President Trump and his team secured Palij’s deportation to Germany. Despite the 2004 removal order, past administrations were unsuccessful in expelling Palij from America.
To protect the promise of freedom for Holocaust survivors and their families, President Trump prioritized the removal of Palij. His long-overdue deportation sends a strong message: The United States will not tolerate those who facilitated Nazi crimes and other human rights violations, and they will not find a safe haven on U.S. soil.
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What does it matter?
Also Alexandria Ocasio Cortez has made that part of her campaign.
But hey, can’t pass up an opportunity to take a cheap shot at good ol unsung though, right?
Palij had lied about being a Nazi and remained in the United States for decades. Palij’s removal sends a strong message: The United States will not tolerate those who facilitated Nazi crimes and other human rights violations, and they will not find a safe haven on American soil.
I'll give this admin its due if this becomes a pattern, not a one-off distracting PR stunt.
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And yes I know you think I should have been separated from my family when I was a child. And bla bla.
But wanting to remove ICE doesn't mean you want nazis to stay in the country.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_denaturalized_former_citizens_of_the_United_States
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Reasons like making government smaller, things created in 2003 are not in the constitution, plus America did okay with Nazis pre-ICE, right?
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The expulsion of the former guard, Jakiw Palij, rid the United States of the last known surviving Nazi war crimes suspect still residing in the country, bringing to a close a long-vexed effort by the government to deport him. It also handed President Trump, who had pressed strongly for Mr. Palij’s removal, a powerful talking point against critics of his immigration policies, by shifting the focus to the deportation of a man associated with the worst atrocities of the Holocaust instead of thousands of unauthorized immigrants whose stories are far more sympathetic.
Mr. Palij, 95, was first tracked down by investigators in 1993, and stripped of his American citizenship 10 years later when a federal judge found that he had falsely claimed in his visa application that he had worked on his father’s farm in Poland and at a German factory during the period when he was actually serving the Nazis at the Trawniki labor camp in occupied Poland.
In 2004, a federal immigration judge ordered that Mr. Palij be deported. But for years, American officials failed to persuade any country to accept a man born in what was once Poland and is now Ukraine, and who had served a murderous German regime.
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Just to answer the op's question:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/suspect-iowa-womans-slaying-hardworking-050313954.html
Autopsy finds Iowa student killed by 'sharp force injuries'
The president also said the suspect was "found by" agents from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, an agency that some liberals have called for abolishing because of tactics they view as overly harsh. An ICE spokesman said Thursday that its agents worked with state and local investigators in "identifying, locating and interviewing the suspect."
Division of Criminal Investigation spokesman Mitch Mortvedt agreed that ICE played a "significant role" in the case, particularly in helping confirm Rivera's identity and immigration status.
My question is, what tactics is ICE doing that is overly harsh? Are they just doing their job and you don't like the results?
Here, these are literally the first two links from my google search of "ICE raiding communities" (no idea what citylab is, but I know from memory that the incidents they're talking about happened). I have also seen reports on mainstream media since Trump took office about ICE just targeting minority neighborhoods and literally going door to door, pounding on the doors and forcing their ways into homes carrying guns and shit, just wreaking havoc on terrified people in their own homes, not even knowing who they are first. It's even resulted in legal immigrants being caught up in the system. I'm just hoping these few random articles at least present a start for you in terms of getting why some people are feeling pretty anti-ICE, even if they don't have anything against immigration enforcement measures in general (I'm one of those people). There's got to be a better, less traumatizing and inhumane way.
https://www.citylab.com/equity/2018/06/immigration-customs-enforcement-ice-raids-community-impact/563039/
https://www.citylab.com/equity/2018/01/immigration-raids-coming-to-a-store-near-you/550289/
https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/12/us/tennessee-immigration-raid-schools-impact/index.html
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2017/12/20/mit-custodian-detained-ice-released-from-jail/1YSl73BUGSRRuNcpL5Ar8O/story.html
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