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I've seen basically a never ending stream of videos of people just doing the mildest things to annoy these federal goons gaurding ICE into making "catch & release" arrests.

In one video an older guy just drives his car right into the fed building driveway, parks. Casually gets out to hold up a protest sign to an immediate volley of pepper balls and mace as cops run over to arrest him and beat back the cheering crowd.

Arrests like this waste DHS/ICE resources and lower cop moral.

Keep it up!

nullagent

@nullagent@partyon.xyz · 4 months ago

New video making the rounds today from Minnesota depicts an ICE agent falling on ice then entering a porta potty with a female kidnapping victim.

#ICE #FuckICE #ICEOUTThatPortaPotty

nullagent

@nullagent@partyon.xyz · 3 months ago

Today Minnesota's Attorney General Keith Ellison announced the state's lawsuit against DHS to end the surge of federal cops into Minnesota.

He points out making arrests in the state's sensitve locations is illegal and a violation of State's rights:

- Courts
- Churches
- Schools
- Funeral Homes

The full length press conference is below 👇🏿

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN7yB7FtDqE

#minneapolis #minnesota #StPaul #FuckICE #ICEOUT #KeithEllison #JacobFrey #KaohlyHer

nullagent

@nullagent@partyon.xyz · 3 months ago

Mayor Jacob Frey spoke of the intentional political targeting of Minneapolis.

He points out the conservative states have FAR more illegal alieans. Meanwhile Minneapolis has HALF the national rate of undocumented residents.

Frey acknowdleged the flood of feds outnumbering local cops.

Lastly this is cost his city a TON economically. Millions of police overtime have already been spent.

#JacobFrey #minneapolisICE

GIF

nullagent

@nullagent@partyon.xyz · 3 months ago

The full text of Minnesota's lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security can be read below.

This suit was entered into US District court of Minnesota and if I'm reading the court calendar correctly they will be a motion hearing on Wednesday.

There's some VERY alarming instances of police violence directed against State's attorney who happened to witness an ICE arrest first hand.

#CourtWatch #MinnesotaICE #KeithEllison

https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Office/Communications/2026/docs/00190_DHS_Complaint.pdf

#FuckICE #DHSLawsuit

91. Shortly before Renee Good was shot and killed on January 7, 2026, a
different scene unfolded less than a mile away. An attorney for the State of Minnesota with
expertise in civil rights law witnessed an apparent DHS arrest unfolding, and she
approached the scene in order to act as a witness. She identified herself as an attorney and
stood a safe distance from the arrest. A DHS agent jumped out of his vehicle, unloaded
entire canisters of pepper spray on her at point blank range, causing such irritation that she
had to strip her clothing off on the scene to reduce the effect. — 91. Shortly before Renee Good was shot and killed on January 7, 2026, a different scene unfolded less than a mile away. An attorney for the State of Minnesota with expertise in civil rights law witnessed an apparent DHS arrest unfolding, and she approached the scene in order to act as a witness. She identified herself as an attorney and stood a safe distance from the arrest. A DHS agent jumped out of his vehicle, unloaded entire canisters of pepper spray on her at point blank range, causing such irritation that she had to strip her clothing off on the scene to reduce the effect.

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nullagent

@nullagent@partyon.xyz · 3 months ago

Just finished reading most of the Minnesota v. DHS lawsuit and its just a massive constitutional violation wrapped in police violence and state's rights infringement.

Each offense more shocking than the last.

At the end of the day the AG of Minnesota is asking for very reasonable relief.

That the ICE/CBP surge END and that anytime ICE/CBP do have legit warrants they need to follow basic police procedures like respecting the constitution.

https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Office/Communications/2026/docs/00190_DHS_Complaint.pdf

#CourtWatch #FuckICE

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Preliminarily and permanently enjoin Defendants from engaging in the unlawful
actions described in this Complaint, specifically prohibiting Defendants, their
officers, agents, assigns, and all persons acting in concert with them from:
a. Arresting or threatening to arrest any person who is not subject to a lawful
immigration arrest unless there is probable cause to believe the individual has
committed a crime;
b. Threatening or using physical force, including brandishing weapons, against
any person who is not subject to a lawful immigration arrest where such threat
or force is not reasonably necessary to stop an immediate and serious threat of
physical harm to a law enforcement officer or another person and there is not
reasonable suspicion or probable cause that the person subject to force or
threatened with force has committed a crime;
c. Dispersing individuals engaged in First Amendment-protected activity with
physical force. Defendants may ask an individual engaged in First Amendmentprotected activity to change location to avoid disrupting law enforcement, as
long as the instructions are clear and the individual has time to comply and
sufficient opportunity to observe and exercise his or her First Amendment
rights;
d. Pointing firearms at individuals who are not posing an immediate threat of death
or serious bodily injury to another person;
e. Using hands-on physical force such as pulling or shoving to the ground, — Preliminarily and permanently enjoin Defendants from engaging in the unlawful actions described in this Complaint, specifically prohibiting Defendants, their officers, agents, assigns, and all persons acting in concert with them from: a. Arresting or threatening to arrest any person who is not subject to a lawful immigration arrest unless there is probable cause to believe the individual has committed a crime; b. Threatening or using physical force, including brandishing weapons, against any person who is not subject to a lawful immigration arrest where such threat or force is not reasonably necessary to stop an immediate and serious threat of physical harm to a law enforcement officer or another person and there is not reasonable suspicion or probable cause that the person subject to force or threatened with force has committed a crime; c. Dispersing individuals engaged in First Amendment-protected activity with physical force. Defendants may ask an individual engaged in First Amendmentprotected activity to change location to avoid disrupting law enforcement, as long as the instructions are clear and the individual has time to comply and sufficient opportunity to observe and exercise his or her First Amendment rights; d. Pointing firearms at individuals who are not posing an immediate threat of death or serious bodily injury to another person; e. Using hands-on physical force such as pulling or shoving to the ground,

Text from the lawsuit between Minnesota & DHS

nullagent

@nullagent@partyon.xyz · 3 months ago

Another major story today are the internal communications leaked by ICE agents showing that while Kristi Neom and Bovinio are brash in public, internally they are struggling to maintain the moral needed to staff their surge operations.

This stuff is important because those agents who've been deploy are going to want a break from being called murders (probably in just another week or two).

And that means people need to ship in so they can ship out for time off.

https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/immigration-agents-terrified-by-ice
#FuckICE

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