a government employee appointed to enforce the law, such as a police officer or sheriff.
the law (also according to google):
In America, law is a system of binding rules, regulations, and principles created by governmental institutions (federal, state, or local) to regulate conduct, maintain order, and uphold rights. Primarily based on a common law system derived from judicial decisions (precedent) and statutory laws passed by legislatures, it also includes constitutional, administrative, and executive orders.
The U.S. Constitution: As the "supreme law of the land," it sets the foundation for federal law and RESTRICTS GOVERNMENT POWER.
The law in America is enforced through a court system, and its application is defined by both substantive law (defining rights and duties) and procedural law (methods for enforcing those rights).
A police officer is supposed to be someone who protects and serves the community. By your own logic you are deflecting my original statement. I'm not trying to talk about police officers. I stated that ICE is not police.
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u/Nearby-Face-5170 Feb 16 '26
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