Agents told the woman as they pulled her off the flight that she had become “famous.”
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Agents told the woman as they pulled her off the flight that she had become “famous.”
these ladies are my idols hello
Just got permanently banned off of Reddit for saying ‘Hang all ICE Agents’ on an anti-ICE subreddit like my bad
Fucking why?
they're already too quick to use force, and have killed plenty of people in their arrests. they don't need THIS.
The gloves must be applied directly to someone's skin to deliver the shock
"To use the device, officers must complete a course and be recertified every two years, the manufacturer says." do they think that will change the fact that these absolutely WILL be abused?
and the fact that the company making these is so close to me here in Kentucky...
As ICE detention expands, deaths reach a 22-year high
When Parady La, a Cambodian American father and long-time Philadelphia resident, died in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody earlier this year just three days after he was arrested, the agency released scant details about what happened.
La, 46, was “found distressed and stuporous with ongoing vomiting and abnormal vital signs” at the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia, according to the account ICE gave in a detainee death report. The next line in the report says only: “Later that day, medical staff responded to a medical emergency and found Mr. LA unresponsive and pulseless.”
He was then brought to a Philadelphia hospital, where ICE said he “remained unconscious with evidence of anoxic brain injury and multi-organ failure” and was ultimately pronounced dead.
More than seven months later, his family still doesn’t understand what happened in his final hours, or why no one was there to help him sooner. ICE has provided no further information about the “emergency” La suffered or what medical attention—if any—he received following his health troubles earlier in the day.
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La is one of more than 30 people who have died in ICE detention since October amid a surge in fatalities that has raised alarm from experts and left rights groups and a growing number of families searching for answers—and, perhaps, a measure of accountability.
The fatality rate in ICE custody reached a 22-year high in the opening months of this fiscal year, according to a report published in the medical journal JAMA earlier this year. Between the beginning of October and Jan. 19, the latest date in the report’s analysis, 18 immigration detainee deaths were reported; since then, at least 17 other people have died while being held by ICE.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and officers may soon be equipped with gloves that deliver electrical shocks, which the manufactu
According to manufacturer, shock ‘is usually effective in bringing individuals into compliance in less than three seconds’
