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ICE Ordered to Cease All Vehicle Stops Following Maine Shooting
So reward the criminals who try to kill ICE agents by crippling ICE from doing its job? 🤔
That sounds backwards to me. 😉
You are telling the criminals that they can now avoid being captured by simply entering a vehicle?🙄
Stop taking away ICE's leverage and giving it to the criminal!
Let ICE do their job!
It's what WTP voted for!
From the article:
Immigration and Customs Enforcement will implement new protocols following the officer-involved shooting in Maine, which resulted in the death of Joan Sebastian Guerrero, 26, an illegal alien from Colombia. The suspect reportedly tried to drive into federal agents. Once again, people need to understand that if you do that, the police will shoot and likely kill you. Still, it caused a ruckus, even prompting a crowd of protesters to try to storm Sen. Susan Collins’ (R-ME) office in Maine.
For now, all vehicle stops will be halted, based on reports from Jennie Taer. ICE agents also need to get judicial warrants to enter a suspected illegal alien’s residence.
Federal immigration officers across the country have been told to stop pulling over vehicles after recent shootings in Maine and Texas.
Three Homeland Security sources told The Daily Wire Tuesday that they were told “no more vehicle stops for now.” The new directive has the potential to massively impact ICE’s ability to make arrests, as officers often prefer to catch targets during traffic stops rather than at suspects’ homes, where illegal immigrants could have access to weapons. Officers also need a judicial warrant to enter a suspect’s home without their permission, but no such restriction exists for traffic stops.
“Numbers are going down, we can’t do sh*t,” an agency source fumed.
An ICE spokesperson said the agency is “always evaluating our procedures to keep our officers safe and criminals off our streets,” adding that “We will not disclose or discuss law enforcement tactics.”
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