Spouse anon's drive to work entails driving from the top of the city to the very bottom. Saw several groupings of unmarked white and black suvs parked facing opposite directions talking. Said it was along the entire drive to work.
>>22416789 The Pinkerton's are still in the same location but sold the organization to a foreign Country. I can't remember if it was Sweden or Switzerland. I did a dig on this several years ago
They have unchecked power. They are still contracted for train protection. They can investigate without a warrant ( break into your home) if you received mail on the train car a crime was committed that they are investigating. They have kept a low profile but never lost that power
>>22416802 meant to tag you here >>22416817
Long time lurker and post infrequently. Should we set up a board in the catalog to track reports, videos, or other info about raid locations?
Posted last bread about spouse anon seeing groupings of unmarked suvs throughout the city I live and just read confirmation by law enforcement they will begin working with State and Fed agencies to remove targeted criminals
>>22417111 The Laken Riley Act that passed last night will be signed and is a companion to this. It amends the Immigration and Nationalization Act. It requires DHS remove Illegals who have committed crimes of all kinds including financial of $100 or more . This means the illegals in State jails must be removed or else State's can sue DHS. It is a backdoor fix for the State's who won't respect ICE detainers or inform ICE if an illegal is incarcerated
For anons interested in laws regarding detention of US Citizens in time of invasion, these are the current laws. The Non Detention Act repeals Title II of McCarran Internal Security Act but leaves most of the rest in tact. The short version is , in order to detain a US Citizen during invasion the Government has to provide due process and give a prima facia case they plan to subvert or interfere with operations to repel the invasion. It requires Congress to approve the detention.
Here is a good overview of the Non Detention Act and it's history
https://www.vintti.com/blog/the-non-detention-act-law-explained
A couple of wiki's on the other ACTs that generally look ok to rely on
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-Detention_Act
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCarran_Internal_Security_Act
Here is a link to the text of the Laken Riley Act which amends the Immigration and Nationalization Act
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/5/text
These are the current laws that are the framework of what we are dealing with now. Once DJT signs the Alien Enemies Act, military detentions will be hard to fight in Court for Lawfare dems