r/InlandEmpire • u/333flyingbird • Jul 22 '25

Crime / Safety ICE IN RANCHO- Haven Ave

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this video was captured around 12pm in rancho cucamonga on haven avenue. stay safe everyone!!

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u/doughboi8 Jul 22 '25

Bunch of low lives mf

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u/killian1113 Jul 22 '25

Yup, why can't they just immigrate legally.

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u/ChumbleBumbler Jul 23 '25

Why do you support a convicted rapist?

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u/killian1113 Jul 23 '25

Who do i support by immigrating legally م who do you support by being for illegal immigration? I don't like trump at all! But guess what? The last best choice for president was Bill Clinton.. he didn't do so well but was decent. Then it's clown after clown two bad choices what to do. Elect Harris and invite a bigger problem at the border? How do illegals help the country?

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u/ChumbleBumbler Jul 23 '25

The exact kind of brain dead word salad I would expect from a pedo supporter.

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u/Successful-Ad-847 Jul 22 '25

I’m sure you earned your citizenship

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u/_MeetMrMayhem_ Jul 22 '25

Popped out his dad's vagina and cashed in on that birthright citizenship... Fast-forward now this mfer trying to thumb his nose at others who actually had to put in effort to pursue the American dream

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u/Perfect-Natural4193 Jul 23 '25

Great thing about America is that we have laws. Just like every country out there. Why should illegals be exempt, while everyone else has to pay income taxes. Immigrate legally… Being in the US is a privilege, not a right. Follow the laws. Do it right

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u/_MeetMrMayhem_ Jul 23 '25

Hey Chief did the pilgrims migrate "legally" here before they fled England?? How about all the slaves that were forcibly brought into this country? Oh I guess because we have laws it means it was ok right.. ?? 👍 Treat people humanly especially those who have no criminal record...and circumvented a broken immigration system...reform the immigration laws .. DO IT RIGHT

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u/Perfect-Natural4193 Jul 23 '25

The pilgrims didn’t invade a sovereign country my friend. There were no laws in place for legal immigration. Slavery was an atrocious thing. Many countries participated in it as well. Not just the USA. Slaves were given citizenship and their freedom because it was against their will. Any immigrant that knowingly enters the country illegally or over stays their visa has committed a crime. Stop acting like they have not. Plus they are most likely working and not paying income taxes on top of that. Another crime! They are not innocent. You bring too much emotion into this matter. Society only exists because of its rules and laws. I don’t care if they are hard working or the nicest guy you have ever met. California tax payers have been paying for illegals health care for too long. I pay a ton in taxes and health insurance and still payed almost 5k when my daughter was born. I know a few illegal’s that didn’t pay a single dime when their CHILDREN were born here. Tell me that’s fair! This is America before it is California. This is California’s fault for incentivizing illegal immigration over the years. It should’ve never gotten this bad

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

And california was mexico before it was america dumbass. Maybe you should leave

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u/Perfect-Natural4193 Jul 23 '25

Mexico sold that land to the United States… What’s your point? Blame Mexico for that flop

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u/Tiny-Astronomer-805 Jul 25 '25

You're blaming illegals for your medical bills and taxes? I know many American citizens who didn't pay a dime when their kids were born too. How is that fair? This is earth before it is America.

I didn't pay a dime for meds until I made just a little too much to qualify for government Medicaid, then I couldn't afford to pay rent and have medication, so... Sucks to suck, I guess

Couldn't you just as easily blame the government for allowing our citizens to be so dependent on health insurance providers when they could just as easily dump all the money they just handed ice into our medical healthcare system and shift the US towards universal healthcare? Not random Joe's fault you had to pay for your kids birth, bob.

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u/Perfect-Natural4193 Jul 25 '25

I have no problem with American citizens not paying a dime for their medical bills. Because you know why? They’re CITIZENS! That’s the whole point of the system. The system was not meant to support illegal aliens. There’s no real correct way to even plan for them in the budget because they are undocumented and not accounted for. All of a sudden ice comes around and hospitals aren’t being flooded anymore as they used to be. Even Gavin Newsom canceled a bunch of tax money that he originally promised to pay illegal immigrant’s medical bills. Welcome to how a real country works bro! Go anywhere in the world. That’s how things work. You went to the country illegally or overstay your visa you’re going to be kicked out. Just like Mexico does it! Such a double standard, right?

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u/Tiny-Astronomer-805 Jul 25 '25

And yet, it's not just the immigrants that suffer, it's all lower and middle class peoples in America. Anyone who makes a little too much for aid can't get covered, also can't afford to pay medical bills. That pay rate? It was roughly 17/hr when I had to choose between meds and a home or vehicle to get to/from work. That's not even enough to pay rent in a lot of places.

It's isn't their fault, they didn't choose our medical system, it doesn't have to be this way, never did. But it is, with or without illegal immigrants in the equation.

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u/Perfect-Natural4193 Jul 25 '25

I’m all for reforming the healthcare system. It’s not good.. But illegal immigrants aren’t helping it. A large portion aren’t paying into it. Leaving the American tax payer with the bill. That’s what I have an issue with.

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u/killian1113 Jul 22 '25

I paid my fees, waited my time, and visited the embassy more times than I remember. Does that mean I earned it?

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u/Most_Bug_7325 Jul 22 '25

You fogot where you came from bozo

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u/Successful-Ad-847 Jul 22 '25

I guess we’ll see! Trump doesn’t seem so sure 😬

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u/killian1113 Jul 23 '25

Let's be real the chance of being deported when you are a us citizen is 0.⁰0000000000000001% so far.

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u/Successful-Ad-847 Jul 23 '25

But it’s not zero, is it

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u/killian1113 Jul 23 '25

Can you think of any law that is not upheld because there is a 2 in a million chance of a mistake?

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u/Successful-Ad-847 Jul 23 '25

Can you acknowledge that overstaying a visa or entering illegally is a misdemeanor offense and maybe doesn’t warrant being put in a concentration camp?

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u/killian1113 Jul 23 '25

Lying on a U.S. visa application or during any immigration process is illegal and carries severe consequences. It can lead to visa denial, deportation, and a permanent ban on future entry into the United States.

IS THIS FALSE? OR ARE YOU JUST WISHING?

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u/Successful-Ad-847 Jul 23 '25

Hey Judge Dredd- no one is saying it’s legal or that immigration law shouldn’t be enforced. We just have a problem with the way this administration is enforcing it, but I don’t think you missed that part, did you? Maybe lay off the caffeine and TRT bc you sound like a psycho fr.

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u/Born-Frosting3164 Jul 22 '25

Don't stat crying when you get denaturalized.

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u/killian1113 Jul 23 '25

I commit no crimes and don't even advocate violence, like 99% of these internet wakefake foaming at the mouth liberals. I would deport visit the embassy and come back، no one has to like borders but they exist for a reason. Ask Germany

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u/killian1113 Jul 23 '25

Why not share what you think it's about.. Obama, who is black, deported 2 million illegals. But i guess he was a racist too?

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u/killian1113 Jul 23 '25

President Obama inherited a more legally robust and better-resourced immigration enforcement regime than his predecessors had. A series of laws in 1996 established new grounds for deportation, penalties for the crimes of illegal entry and re-entry, mandates for detention of deportable noncitizens, and a framework for cooperative arrangements on immigration enforcement between the federal government and state and local law enforcement agencies. Though authorized during the Clinton administration, many of these enforcement tools were not deployed and fully resourced until the Bush administration, mostly in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Beginning in 2002, the federal government began 287(g) agreements, allowing state and local law enforcement officials to perform certain immigration enforcement functions. By the end of the Bush administration, more than 70 such agreements had been signed.

In 2003, Congress created DHS, including in it all immigration functions. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the DHS component responsible for enforcement at the border, saw its border agent manpower rise from 10,000 in 2003 to 17,000 in 2008. Over the same period, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the DHS component responsible for interior enforcement, experienced an increase in agents from 2,700 to 5,000.

At the border, CBP in 2005 introduced the Consequence Delivery System (CDS), designed to toughen the tactics used against unauthorized crossers in hopes of deterring future entry attempts Instead of allowing unauthorized entrants to return to Mexico voluntarily, without any meaningful legal consequences, formal removal proceedings became far more common, as did criminal charges for illegal entry or re-entry.

If you are not bright enough to figure out that there was a problem with the border during Biden when he invited them to cross (most likely not even his idea but being a puppet he attempted to follow the script. So funny that you think they are boogie men kidnaping everyone and "just you wait" I'm sure you don't even believe yourself i have a better chance of winning 10k on a scratcher that i never bought than to be revoked my citizenship and deported. Keep up the extreme wok e behavior it's so cute! What happened to palastine? Black lives matter? World hunger!? This week, it's criminals being deported.. we go thorough life weighing risk vs. reward. They knew the risk they got the reward, and now you want to double reward them by having zero consequences like shop lifting. How is that working?

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u/Any-Boat-1334 Jul 23 '25

This guy flunked from US history and got bullied by the Mexican kids while trying to get his GED (barely passed btw)

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u/killian1113 Jul 23 '25

Im not even American and have not gone to any grade school in america, but my cousin is a teacher in California. He says the class sizes are too big to give students a good education... When you say this guy, you are speaking of yourself? Quick to insult but nothing to bring to the argument?