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Donald Trump and Stephen Miller’s campaign to rid America of immigrants claimed yet another life last week, although this time it took a little time for the body to be found.
Nurul Amin Shah Alam, 56, had been in jail in Buffalo, New York, for just over a year after city cops tased and beat him February 15, 2025, for the crimes of being nearly blind, lost, confused, and unable to understand whatever the cops were yelling at him.
After Shah Alam’s family finally reached a plea agreement they thought would keep him out of the maw of Trump’s deportation machine, he was released from the Erie County Holding Center after posting bail last Thursday. Not to the care of his family, but instead to Border Patrol agents, who eventually drove him to a closed Tim Horton’s in Buffalo and left him. The DHS goons didn’t bother contacting his family or his attorney, just dumped him miles from his home, unable to speak English or see more than a few feet in front of him. His body was discovered five days later, on Tuesday night, about four miles from the coffee shop, according to Buffalo police.
Mr. Shah Alam survived the Myanmar military government’s genocide against its Rohingya Muslim minority — facilitated by Facebook, never forget — and was granted refuge here in the land of the free and the home of the brave.
A blind man dropped off by ICE goons in a closed Tim Horton’s parking lot-frozen to death.
