Shocking...ICE not wearing body camera in Maine killing

GesterHawk

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I would say, in this case pretty good. It's hard to understand how in this environment, supervisors wouldn't insist on cameras...

I have no idea, but i guess it's possible that camera weren't budgeted, but that just rises another question
After the Minneapolis debacle necessitated Homan flying north, didn't he say that one action ICE was going to take was body cams?

Or did I imagine that?
 

RagnarLothbrok

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What are they odds?
My understanding is less than one fourth (if that number is even believable) wear body cams despite DHS technically requiring them. Since there are exceptions to these so-called requirements, like “sensitive” operations that exempt agents from wearing them, I would say the odds were very good.

Throw in the fact Team Trump is corrupt to the core and Stephen Miller whacks off to this sort of thing, and I would say 💯.
 

tboonpickens

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Looks like they killed a man from Colombia who was given a SSN and work visa in close proximity to his three year-old daughter who was wearing Bluey pajamas. I'm sure this will be proved to be a clean shoot just like the other murder jobs they've pulled this year in other states.

Jesus is very proud of these agents and the dignity they provided this man in his final moments in front of his daughter. He was clearly a combination of The Night Stalker and El Chapo.

 

Anon1750875978

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I would say, in this case pretty good. It's hard to understand how in this environment, supervisors wouldn't insist on cameras...

I have no idea, but i guess it's possible that camera weren't budgeted, but that just rises another question
Budgeted??????

They give this cucksuckers a signing bonus.

I think they can afford body cams.
 

RagnarLothbrok

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Budgeted??????

They give this cucksuckers a signing bonus.

I think they can afford body cams.
Yeah, if the federal government actually cared about transparency, they would have gotten body cams on each agent.

To think a “budget” has ever deterred the government from financing something they actually cared about is as laughably and demonstrably stupid as rifler.
 

RagnarLothbrok

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Homan indicated that body cams were an item that ICE was open to,... Dems never completed the negotiation.
Whenever I think about who the dumbest mother f#cker is who posts here, I am usually considering among mental midgets like Tiger Growls, HotShoe, etc. It’s funny, though, that whenever I am about to settle on an extra special stupid MIBer as truly the dumbest, you unexpectedly show up in a thread and provide one breathtakingly stupid take after the other.

Thus, I am taking that as a sign from above that you, sir, should be crowned as indisputably the dumbest.

Wear it with honor. ☺️
 

lucas80

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Have you not noticed how the "states" are handling this sh.it.
Minnesota has filed against one agent. The feds are actively impeding investigations. The last I had heard the agents who shot Good and Pretti in Minnesota have not been interviewed by local or state agencies. It will take time, and leverage from judges. And, at some point we have to hope that a Dem Congress in 2027 helps loosen tongues, or a Dem president in 2029 allows for actual investigations to happen.
 

Anon1750875978

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Minnesota has filed against one agent. The feds are actively impeding investigations. The last I had heard the agents who shot Good and Pretti in Minnesota have not been interviewed by local or state agencies. It will take time, and leverage from judges. And, at some point we have to hope that a Dem Congress in 2027 helps loosen tongues, or a Dem president in 2029 allows for actual investigations to happen.
Republicans can claim ignorance.

No one will argue that point.
 
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Thefunksouljon

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Budgeted??????

They give this cucksuckers a signing bonus.

I think they can afford body cams.


I was curious about this. They do pay them a small amount, but the vast majority of the $50k is paid after milestone years of service. And full repayment if they don't hit the 5 years, which if I had to guess, most will be let go once adults are back in charge of the org.

AND, to a poster above, looks like ICE is only the 16th largest defense budget. If people want to solve the budget issues, this is a good place to start. That and all the free benefits we grant our members of congress. Ultimately, ICE has plenty of money to equip all these bozos.

 

baltimorened

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Yeah, if the federal government actually cared about transparency, they would have gotten body cams on each agent.

To think a “budget” has ever deterred the government from financing something they actually cared about is as laughably and demonstrably stupid as rifler.
not be as stupid as you might think,,,,,"to equip every law enforcement officer in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) with a body-worn camera (BWC), the agency would need an estimated $135 million to $155 million annually. While a base line-item funding of $20 million was recently allocated for immigration enforcement, achieving universal, 100% field coverage requires accounting for a massive workforce alongside severe backend data and management costs

Add to that the body camera are a specified line item in the DHS budget. So you'd need $135 to $155 annually and Congress appropriated $20 million....Se a discrepancy?
 

RagnarLothbrok

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not be as stupid as you might think,,,,,"to equip every law enforcement officer in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) with a body-worn camera (BWC), the agency would need an estimated $135 million to $155 million annually. While a base line-item funding of $20 million was recently allocated for immigration enforcement, achieving universal, 100% field coverage requires accounting for a massive workforce alongside severe backend data and management costs

Add to that the body camera are a specified line item in the DHS budget. So you'd need $135 to $155 annually and Congress appropriated $20 million....Se a discrepancy?
Dude, seriously?


“The 2026 reconciliation bill, dubbed the Secure America Act, gives DHS until September 2029 to spend the money. Over half the new funds will go to ICE, which will receive nearly $39 billion for a wide range of enforcement operations, including additional hiring, facilities, and arrests.”

“According to the most recent data, ICE and CBP had a combined 118 billion unspent in April 2026. With the additional $65 billion for ICE and CBP in the Secure America Act, the agencies now have $183 billion available.”

“Congress isn’t stopping there. The House Appropriations Committee just approved an additional $28 billion for ICE and CBP for fiscal year 2027, which starts this fall. That would push available funds over $200 billion.”


Yeah, I will stick with my point that the money could be found if transparency and accountability were priorities. They are not. Full stop.
 

tboonpickens

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Dude, seriously?


“The 2026 reconciliation bill, dubbed the Secure America Act, gives DHS until September 2029 to spend the money. Over half the new funds will go to ICE, which will receive nearly $39 billion for a wide range of enforcement operations, including additional hiring, facilities, and arrests.”

“According to the most recent data, ICE and CBP had a combined 118 billion unspent in April 2026. With the additional $65 billion for ICE and CBP in the Secure America Act, the agencies now have $183 billion available.”

“Congress isn’t stopping there. The House Appropriations Committee just approved an additional $28 billion for ICE and CBP for fiscal year 2027, which starts this fall. That would push available funds over $200 billion.”


Yeah, I will stick with my point that the money could be found if transparency and accountability were priorities. They are not. Full stop.
ned is a terrible human
 
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tboonpickens

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Really? That’s too bad.

Tbh, all of my interactions with him have been pleasant, even in disagreement or debate.
he's a wolf in sheep's clothing when it comes to bad faith arguments. he doesn't scream like some of the other MAGA hyenas, but make no mistake...he will BoTH sIdEs every argument and act like he's ignorant to the actual facts of the matter that don't align with MAGA talking points.
 

Anon1750875978

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I was curious about this. They do pay them a small amount, but the vast majority of the $50k is paid after milestone years of service. And full repayment if they don't hit the 5 years, which if I had to guess, most will be let go once adults are back in charge of the org.

AND, to a poster above, looks like ICE is only the 16th largest defense budget. If people want to solve the budget issues, this is a good place to start. That and all the free benefits we grant our members of congress. Ultimately, ICE has plenty of money to equip all these bozos.

The mere fact that they had to offer a signing bonus to attract workers is pretty much an indicator of the intelligence of the ICE gestapos.

Hopefully, there will revenge on these people.
 

lucas80

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lucas80

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I was curious about this. They do pay them a small amount, but the vast majority of the $50k is paid after milestone years of service. And full repayment if they don't hit the 5 years, which if I had to guess, most will be let go once adults are back in charge of the org.

AND, to a poster above, looks like ICE is only the 16th largest defense budget. If people want to solve the budget issues, this is a good place to start. That and all the free benefits we grant our members of congress. Ultimately, ICE has plenty of money to equip all these bozos.

Only the 16th largest military in the world... That's pretty robust company for an unaccountable kill squad.
 

Scrubby

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Bullet hole in the front windshield. We have another renee good on our hands. Violent leftists are a national problem. Praying for ICE and their safety 🙏
 

dpic73

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WASHINGTON (AP) — In the days after two American citizens were shot and killed in Minneapolis earlier this year, former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said the department would “rapidly acquire and deploy” body cameras to its officers around the country.

Nearly half a year later, after another shooting death under disputed circumstances blamed on the department, the promise still hasn’t been fully met — prompting outrage from critics who say the cameras are a chance at accountability for officers enforcing President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.

“Even after we’ve given ICE specifically $20 million for body cameras and Kristi Noem promised in February of this year that she was going to purchase them and get them in the field, that here we were in Houston that the agents didn’t have them,” said Rep. Sylvia Garcia, a Democrat from Houston, during a news conference Friday.

“We will rapidly acquire and deploy body cameras to DHS law enforcement across the country,” Noem, who has since been replaced by Markwayne Mullin, said in a social media post."

 
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