No. of Recommendations: 5
Me: 1. The criminal illegal alien still gets due process, you can have a briefer due process, but not too much briefer.
Steve: A guy from the Cato Institute was on Amanpour tonight. He noted that, of all the people that ICE has incarcerated in the past year, only about 5% have committed any crime. Seems the regime narrative that they are exclusively going after "violent criminals", is more gaslighting.
But we knew they were gaslighting us, didn't we? If this regime was actually shipping out 20% plus, that figure would be inscribed onto the Washington National monument for all to see (under a gold bust of Trump. ) That's for those with allegiance. The rest of it knew it was ~5% or less and that the criminals were not easy pickins and law abiding folks are the low hanging fruit to keep the numbers up.
A former Minneapolis PD Chief was also on, talking about the escalation of violence since ICE showed up. A clip of the current Chief noting that, over the past year, MPD has taken about 600 guns away from criminals, and arrested many hundreds of violent criminals, without shooting anyone. ICE has shot three, in as many weeks. The Chief also talked about how the 600 person Police Force is being stretched by both performing it's usual police work, *and* dealing with the chaos that 3000 ICE and Border Patrol are generating.
Yah, I agree. I think nationally, the number of LE that are guilty of serious misconduct is 3-5%. In only 1-2% of fatal on duty shootings is the officer arrested, 30% convicted, but only 4% of those arrested are convicted of murder, the rest plead to a lesser charge. Police work attracts those who want to kill people and fortunately there aren't that many of them.
The Minneapolis figures ave probably due to good training, practices, and procedures and some police forces try to weed out the rogues.
