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Federal officials recently started threatening to seek criminal charges against two county sheriffs in Minneapolis and Chicago — cities that have experienced some of the most intense immigration enforcement of the Trump era — who have declined to give ICE access to inmates subject to deportation.

nyti.msICE Threatens Sheriffs In Chicago and Minneapolis With Prosecution Over Access to InmatesIn a new tactic, federal immigration officials recently started saying they would criminally charge the elected county sheriffs in Minneapolis and Chicago.

5/8/26, 8:10 pm86 reposts203 likes

@cheezygoodness.bsky.social

6 Aug

Appropriate responses to ICE range from the Marsha P (brick to the face) to the John Brown (end the bloodline). This sounds like a John Brown situation.

Deb Knox

@debknox521.bsky.social

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The prison companies don’t want to share the money 🤑🤑🤑

bunnyjenkins.bsky.social

@bunnyjenkins.bsky.social

5 Aug

Fake cops threatening real cops is as funny as Trump suing Harvard - where all the lawyers are.

Christoff

@bowser1805.bsky.social

5 Aug

In a move which raises eyebrows in some circles.

liveactiondockery.bsky.social

@liveactiondockery.bsky.social

5 Aug

Good, throw them in jail!

Real Benisons

@realbenisons.bsky.social

5 Aug

Glad @nytimes.com @londonoe.bsky.social is reporting on this lawless and anti-constitutional commandeering given details here it seems incongruous and jarring to see “crackdown“ several times n the story yes the federal govt has auth in immigration matters but crackdown is not the story here

Real Benisons

@realbenisons.bsky.social

5 Aug

Juxtaposition of crackdown and what happened is not straight news imo And Did Renee Good’s brothers say “crackdown“? Not afaik from the story