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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThere will be legislation to allow ICE
to raid businesses without a warrant within the next 2 months.
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There will be legislation to allow ICE (Original Post)
edhopper
Jan 2025
OP
I guess they plan on repealing the whole constitution, except the second amendment, of course
Walleye
Jan 2025
#1
Is this lawful? Going into business with no probable cause and no warrant seems illegal
uponit7771
Jan 2025
#6
Walleye
(44,806 posts)1. I guess they plan on repealing the whole constitution, except the second amendment, of course
edhopper
(37,370 posts)2. Pretty much
SickOfTheOnePct
(8,710 posts)3. They can already raid businesses without a warrant
They just can't go into employee-only areas.
gab13by13
(32,321 posts)4. Wondering if my Senator, John Fetterman,
will co-sponsor this bill?
Mike 03
(18,690 posts)5. I hate posting something I heard when I can't remember where,
but over the past two weeks I definitely heard someone, probably on CNN, MSNBC, or Progress Radio, say that the new administration wants to be able to raid schools, hospitals and churches.
A-ha! Here's an article:
Schools, churches and hospitals prepare to be possible targets for ICE raids during second Trump administration
https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/schools-churches-hospitals-prepare-possible-targets-ice-raids-donald-trump-administration/269-4939c373-59cb-4427-89f8-cd0f0dc6749e
uponit7771
(93,532 posts)6. Is this lawful? Going into business with no probable cause and no warrant seems illegal
edhopper
(37,370 posts)7. lawful?
what difference does that make with this Government?
uponit7771
(93,532 posts)8. They lose lawsuits by the ton, judiciary is still working decently