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Just as with the police, the abuse started when ICE started. They have been directly and indirectly killing people since they were the INS.
“US border patrol has REPORTED 10,000 deaths since 1994…but local rights groups at the border believe the number could be up to 80,000.”
“US border patrol has REPORTED 10,000 deaths since 1994…but local rights groups at the border believe the number could be up to 80,000.”
January 27, 2026 at 1:33 AM
Just as with the police, the abuse started when ICE started. They have been directly and indirectly killing people since they were the INS.
“US border patrol has REPORTED 10,000 deaths since 1994…but local rights groups at the border believe the number could be up to 80,000.”
“US border patrol has REPORTED 10,000 deaths since 1994…but local rights groups at the border believe the number could be up to 80,000.”
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All the abuse:
"woman survived five gunshots from Border Patrol agent in Chicago, only to be criminally charged then cleared, wants judge’s permission to share records showing how feds respond when agents use deadly force.
DHS overdrive claiming she was threat to agents merely defending themselves.
"woman survived five gunshots from Border Patrol agent in Chicago, only to be criminally charged then cleared, wants judge’s permission to share records showing how feds respond when agents use deadly force.
DHS overdrive claiming she was threat to agents merely defending themselves.
January 27, 2026 at 1:09 AM
All the abuse:
"woman survived five gunshots from Border Patrol agent in Chicago, only to be criminally charged then cleared, wants judge’s permission to share records showing how feds respond when agents use deadly force.
DHS overdrive claiming she was threat to agents merely defending themselves.
"woman survived five gunshots from Border Patrol agent in Chicago, only to be criminally charged then cleared, wants judge’s permission to share records showing how feds respond when agents use deadly force.
DHS overdrive claiming she was threat to agents merely defending themselves.
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See also: anyone who says more training and banning masks for ICE would be enough for them to vote for increased DHS funding.
It isn’t enough. Those types of reforms make the violence easier to witness (from a far away position of privilege), but they don’t actually make it stop.
It isn’t enough. Those types of reforms make the violence easier to witness (from a far away position of privilege), but they don’t actually make it stop.
January 27, 2026 at 12:58 AM
See also: anyone who says more training and banning masks for ICE would be enough for them to vote for increased DHS funding.
It isn’t enough. Those types of reforms make the violence easier to witness (from a far away position of privilege), but they don’t actually make it stop.
It isn’t enough. Those types of reforms make the violence easier to witness (from a far away position of privilege), but they don’t actually make it stop.
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A lot of replies and quotes about Black Lives Matter and #MeToo.
And YES. Anything you saw people in power do in response to those movements? Those are the red flags of symbolic compliance.
We need big structural changes that would fundamentally make our society less violent and more equal.
And YES. Anything you saw people in power do in response to those movements? Those are the red flags of symbolic compliance.
We need big structural changes that would fundamentally make our society less violent and more equal.
January 27, 2026 at 12:49 AM
A lot of replies and quotes about Black Lives Matter and #MeToo.
And YES. Anything you saw people in power do in response to those movements? Those are the red flags of symbolic compliance.
We need big structural changes that would fundamentally make our society less violent and more equal.
And YES. Anything you saw people in power do in response to those movements? Those are the red flags of symbolic compliance.
We need big structural changes that would fundamentally make our society less violent and more equal.
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So keep pushing. Anything short of ICE’s abolition isn’t nearly enough.
And I’d say that even ICE’s abolition should only be the start of ending the violence that came to feel “normal” under Trump.
And I’d say that even ICE’s abolition should only be the start of ending the violence that came to feel “normal” under Trump.
January 26, 2026 at 11:38 PM
So keep pushing. Anything short of ICE’s abolition isn’t nearly enough.
And I’d say that even ICE’s abolition should only be the start of ending the violence that came to feel “normal” under Trump.
And I’d say that even ICE’s abolition should only be the start of ending the violence that came to feel “normal” under Trump.
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The problem with symbolic compliance isn’t just that they fall short of ending violence.
It’s also that people duped by the symbols will switch sides to defend the oppressor, emboldening them to become more violent and violate more civil rights than before.
It’s also that people duped by the symbols will switch sides to defend the oppressor, emboldening them to become more violent and violate more civil rights than before.
January 26, 2026 at 11:37 PM
The problem with symbolic compliance isn’t just that they fall short of ending violence.
It’s also that people duped by the symbols will switch sides to defend the oppressor, emboldening them to become more violent and violate more civil rights than before.
It’s also that people duped by the symbols will switch sides to defend the oppressor, emboldening them to become more violent and violate more civil rights than before.
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