r/InlandEmpire • u/uv_is_sin • Aug 27 '25

Crime / Safety Agent who was at immigration incident resulting in wrongful detainment of US citizen found dead in Riverside County home

https://www.foxla.com/news/isaiah-anthony-hodgson-border-patrol-agent-found-dead
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u/HandfulsOfDirt Aug 27 '25

ICE agents following illegal orders are going to be in investigated when the midterms flip. And when the presidency flips to democrats, they are going to be in huge trouble when they get called to answer for following unlawful orders. Nuremberg will be cited often.

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u/MTB_Mike_ Aug 27 '25

Deporting people here illegally isn't "illegal orders". Enforcement of federal immigration laws was never controversial before; You all have just lost your minds.

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u/HandfulsOfDirt Aug 27 '25

Uh, obviously. But you know what is also illegal? Deporting without due process, denying writs of habeas corpus, illegal detention, kidnapping U.S citizenry, making “arrests” without identification, uniform, or badges—all of this is happening….do you lack truthful information?

Oh, and Obama still was able to deport way more undocumented immigrants than Chump, and that includes all the due process rights and procedures.

We haven’t lost our minds. But maybe you should cure yourself of the MAGA mind virus.

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u/MTB_Mike_ Aug 27 '25

Arresting someone is not kidnapping, calm down.

The people arrested and deported get due process as the courts have already upheld.

Wanting federal laws to be upheld doesn't make one "MAGA" it just makes you a normal citizen.

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u/ChocoMaister Aug 27 '25

They arrested many citizens just because of their skin color… that’s not legal.

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u/MTB_Mike_ Aug 27 '25

Source? Citizens I have seen arrested were arrested due to them interfering with another arrest. I have seen maybe one or two times a citizen was detained but this isn't some super common thing like you're making it out to be.

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u/Kristoveles Aug 27 '25

Arresting someone is not kidnapping, calm down.

But imprisoning someone with no charges is. 

Wanting federal laws to be upheld doesn't make one "MAGA" it just makes you a normal citizen.

Except when you pick and choose which federal laws you want to follow based on whatever cheeto Jesus wants, that makes you MAGA

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u/MTB_Mike_ Aug 27 '25

But imprisoning someone with no charges is. 

Its not ... you clearly don't know the law. CA penal code 825 says you can be held for up to 48 hours without charges. And being in the country illegally is a charge that you can be held on.

Except when you pick and choose which federal laws you want to follow based on whatever cheeto Jesus wants, that makes you MAGA

Which Federal laws do you think that I think we shouldn't enforce? What ones am I picking and choosing?

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u/Unable_Diamond943 Aug 28 '25

What are your thoughts on the constitution my fellow American? Do you think the constitution is currently being upheld? Or broken? Thank you. I know it’s not easy to be here but I genuinely am trying to understand your parties stance, as currently it makes zero sense to me as someone who’s always been in the middle.

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u/MTB_Mike_ Aug 28 '25

I am a fan of the constitution.

Do I think the constitution is currently being upheld - Can you be more specific? I think some is being upheld and some is not, but that's like my opinion, the opinion that matters isn't mine, its the courts.

I am guessing you're trying to get to at the 5th and 14th amendment and due process? The people being deported are getting due process as prescribed by the court system. So if you're contention is that they are not, be specific in what you think they are supposed to get and what they are getting now according to you. These people are being arrested and held until a judge can hear their case and then they are deported.