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agreed, "plushies" too, too cutesy, like when people say "stinkin'" instead of just swearing
December 13, 2025 at 6:29 AM
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AND we got rid of our worst defenseman in the process???? incredible, christmas came early 🎄
December 13, 2025 at 4:07 AM
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Good work, Minnesota residents!
Throughout the day, NBC News witnessed multiple protestors going up to unmarked ICE vehicles and blowing whistles at the agents. Three hours later, after a burst of activity over the agency’s radio transmissions, another team, including agents from Florida and Texas, gathered around a residence, hoping to make an arrest and trying to determine whether their target was home. A crowd began to gather. “Let’s get out of there,” an ICE official said over the radio with a curse and a sigh. The operation was a constant, unrelenting sequence of trial and error, using previously gathered intelligence about targets to make arrests. Ideally, officers said, a person is taken into custody without incident. Many attempts don’t pan out, the day’s events showed and agents said, either because the suspect isn’t home or because other obstacles get in the way, such as persistent protestors or property managers who restrict ICE personnel’s movements within any given area.
December 12, 2025 at 7:04 PM