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Just came to Pajeetland after 16 months abroad
7v5yPk
No.447355
The state is still absolute. Also, allow NRIs to post too, admin saar.
AMA
rcZtn+
No.447357
>>447355(OP)
Total NRI death, your children shall get bludgeoned to death by nationalists.
KmysV9
No.447359
>>447355(OP)
Most NRIs i met are 20 IQ stupid fucks. i don't want them here
pE2yFb
No.447360
Ati broatul
yKEHUT
No.447361
yKEHUT
No.447362
As of early 2026, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is facing a surge of serious allegations and legal challenges. These range from accusations of fatal misconduct and racial profiling to unprecedented defiance of federal court orders.
The controversy has intensified following a massive "interior enforcement surge" and the implementation of more aggressive deportation policies.
1. Fatalities and Excessive Use of Force
The most severe allegations involve the deaths of civilians during enforcement operations.
* Minneapolis Shootings: In January 2026, the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good (both U.S. citizens) by federal agents during a raid in Minneapolis sparked nationwide protests. Critics and local officials allege the use of lethal force was unnecessary and disproportionate.
* Death Toll in Custody: 2025 was recorded as the deadliest year for ICE detention since 2004, with over 32 deaths. In the first few weeks of 2026 alone, at least 8 people have already died in dealings with the agency.
* Aggressive Tactics: There are reports of agents using "masked" units, deploying tear gas and pepper spray on protesters and those filming arrests, and even using children as bait to get parents to open their doors.
2. Legal Defiance and Due Process Violations
Federal judges have recently issued scathing rebukes of ICE’s legal conduct.
* Unprecedented Contempt: Chief Federal Judge Patrick Schiltz (Minnesota) stated in January 2026 that ICE had likely violated more court orders in a single month than some agencies do in their entire existence. The agency is accused of ignoring habeas corpus orders and shipping detainees to out-of-state facilities (like Texas) to prevent them from attending court hearings.
* "Detain until Deport" Policy: Allegations suggest a shift toward a mandatory detention model that ignores bond eligibility. By late 2025, the ratio of people deported directly from custody versus those released pending a hearing rose to roughly 14-to-1.
3. Detention Center Conditions
The rapid expansion of the detention system (reaching over 66,000 detainees by December 2025) has led to deteriorating standards.
* Adelanto Water Crisis: A 2026 class-action lawsuit alleges that detainees at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center in California were denied adequate drinking water, with reports of water being discolored or foul-tasting.
* Tent Camps and Overcrowding: Due to the "surge," ICE has begun using hastily constructed tent camps. Reports from these sites describe brutal conditions, including mold, exposure to infectious diseases, and lack of adequate medical care.
4. Racial Profiling and Targeting U.S. Citizens
The ACLU and various state Attorneys General (notably in Minnesota) have filed lawsuits alleging systematic racial profiling.
* Urban Dragnets: Allegations state that agents are conducting "sweeps" in immigrant-heavy neighborhoods, often detaining U.S. citizens and legal residents without warrants or probable cause.
* Retaliation Claims: Some critics argue the surge in specific states is a form of political retaliation for those states' voting habits or "sanctuary" policies.
5. Administrative Misconduct
* Hiring Standards: To meet a goal of 12,000 new personnel, ICE is accused of lowering hiring qualifications, leading to the deployment of "unqualified and poorly trained" agents.
* "Absolute Immunity" Claims: Administration officials have publicly suggested that ICE agents have "absolute immunity" from prosecution for actions in the line of duty—a claim that constitutional lawyers and local law enforcement (like the Minneapolis Mayor and Philadelphia Sheriff) are actively challenging.
KmysV9
No.447363
>>447362
we should bring ICE to india . we've got too many illegals here than america
1erApa
No.447366
s5IWie
No.447367
>>447363
Not possible. Entire world will chimpout, l,k2was libergandus and femshits.
There's no soft power or any hard power to execute any of those
s5IWie
No.447368
>>447366
Protests against Indians have started everywhere, kek
KmysV9
No.447369
>>447367
i would do unimaginable things if i become prime minister of india
s5IWie
No.447370
>>447369
There's no way. Jewsa will simply nvke you
1erApa
No.447371
>>447368
There are no protests specifically against ‘Indians’ anywhere on a large scale. Stop believing retarded lundian news outlets. Besides, I’ve had more shitty interactions with pajeets at the airport yesterday than entirety of 2025.
KmysV9
No.447372
>>447370
i would heavily invest in R&D and technology, plus reform the entire education system. i would put more money in intelligence services. any form of corruption will be given death penalty. i would also ban western ideologies like feminism. and only allow people above 100 IQ abroad.
s5IWie
No.447376
>>447371
It's Just the beginning, cucky, when someone gets killed, especially an immigration they make a huge deal out of it in india. When they brutalise you in some other country, you just disappear.
Also 2025 saw major protests by japan against the import of indian engineers
s5IWie
No.447377
The EU india trade deal has already stirred up Europeans.
sNNx7f
No.447384
>>447355(OP)
The pale dasyu and the traitor fears the might of the Mauryan.
e69uWb
No.447400
you are not different "pajeet", look in the mirror. you dont hate your countrymen, you hate yourself.
gcv2Mt
No.447421
>>447355(OP)
just create an account yaar drop an email or just message so in 'meta' https://chat.bharatchan.com/chat/meta
A9OORx
No.447453
>>447355(OP)
why come back? deported??
A9OORx
No.447454
>>447377
very good hope it fails to achieve it's goals
