Immigration

[Babagounj]

I do think that the Left has overplayed their hand.
When they scream for " due process " for deported illegals.
Don't they understand that due process applies to criminal law cases ?
Immigration is civil law.
So I have to believe that in reality the Left is in fact claiming that every illegal has committed a criminal offense.

 

[newfie]

I do think that the Left has overplayed their hand.
When they scream for " due process " for deported illegals.
Don't they understand that due process applies to criminal law cases ?
Immigration is civil law.
So I have to believe that in reality the Left is in fact claiming that every illegal has committed a criminal offense.

they're throwing up a lot of flack right now trying to slow Trump down. if Trump is successful doing what he promised the dems have no prayer of winning anything in the future

 

[vantexan]

I do think that the Left has overplayed their hand.
When they scream for " due process " for deported illegals.
Don't they understand that due process applies to criminal law cases ?
Immigration is civil law.
So I have to believe that in reality the Left is in fact claiming that every illegal has committed a criminal offense.

Immigration is civil law but illegally crossing the border is a criminal act. Could make the case that the Biden administration aided and abetted criminality on an unprecedented scale.

 

[Fred's Myth]

I do think that the Left has overplayed their hand.
When they scream for " due process " for deported illegals.
Don't they understand that due process applies to criminal law cases ?
Immigration is civil law.
So I have to believe that in reality the Left is in fact claiming that every illegal has committed a criminal offense.

I believe your contention is mistaken. Due Process is also applied in civil law.

That said, I don’t believe personally that illegal invaders are entitled to due process.

Established law probably disagrees with that. This is the hill Democrats will choose to die on.

 

[oldngray]

Episcopal Church Announces It Will Not Help Settle South African Refugees Because They're Too WHITE​

Episcopal Church Announces It Will Not Help Settle South African Refugees Because They're Too WHITE

twitchy.com

 

[tourists24]

Episcopal Church Announces It Will Not Help Settle South African Refugees Because They're Too WHITE​

Episcopal Church Announces It Will Not Help Settle South African Refugees Because They're Too WHITE

twitchy.com

Both the espicopal and united methodist "churches" are nothing aligned with true discipleship anymore. The politics have overtaken them

 

[Wally]

Episcopal Church Announces It Will Not Help Settle South African Refugees Because They're Too WHITE​

Episcopal Church Announces It Will Not Help Settle South African Refugees Because They're Too WHITE

twitchy.com

So that church is bigoted against certain races.

 

[Babagounj]

NJ Democrat Denies Body Slamming ICE Officer: You Be the Judge [VIDEO] - 5.12.25

If you are going to deny assaulting someone, you better be sure there isn’t video evidence of the incident. That is the predicament that Representative LaMonica McIver finds herself in. After a group of unhinged progressive grandstanders went to Delaney Hall Detention Center to storm the ICE...

howiecarrshow.com

 

[UnionStrong]

NJ Democrat Denies Body Slamming ICE Officer: You Be the Judge [VIDEO] - 5.12.25

If you are going to deny assaulting someone, you better be sure there isn’t video evidence of the incident. That is the predicament that Representative LaMonica McIver finds herself in. After a group of unhinged progressive grandstanders went to Delaney Hall Detention Center to storm the ICE...

howiecarrshow.com

She looked like a linebacker

 

[Wally]

NJ Democrat Denies Body Slamming ICE Officer: You Be the Judge [VIDEO] - 5.12.25

If you are going to deny assaulting someone, you better be sure there isn’t video evidence of the incident. That is the predicament that Representative LaMonica McIver finds herself in. After a group of unhinged progressive grandstanders went to Delaney Hall Detention Center to storm the ICE...

howiecarrshow.com

So the people she represents in NJ-10, would tell you the video was doctored, don't believe what you see, particularly if the subject was involved with law enforcement.

 

[UnionStrong]

So the people she represents in NJ-10, would tell you the video was doctored, don't believe what you see, particularly if the subject was involved with law enforcement.

Natural born liars

 

[rickyb]

ICE arrested a rock guy for a warrant. ICE claims if you come to our country and break the law you will be arrested.

of course.

but what ICE lies about is that you wont be arrested if youre a white collar criminal like for example a wall street banker. in that case you might even be gifted money like what happened in 2008 and onwards.

 

[Box Ox]

ICE arrested a rock guy for a warrant.

Likes rock and roll? Likes to collect rocks?

 

[rickyb]

Likes rock and roll? Likes to collect rocks?

rock out with your cock out

 

[Box Ox]

ICE arrested a rock guy for a warrant. ICE claims if you come to our country and break the law you will be arrested.

Likes rock and roll? Likes to collect rocks?

rock out with your crotch out

You're against ICE arresting a guy for a warrant who was caught rocking out with his cock out?

 

[rickyb]

You're against ICE arresting a guy for a warrant who was caught rocking out with his cock out?

im against ICE not arresting the white collar criminals and ICE lying to us by omission

 

[tourists24]

im against ICE not arresting the white collar criminals and ICE lying to us by omission

Are the white collar law breakers here illegally also?

 

[newfie]

but what ICE lies about is that you wont be arrested if youre a white collar criminal like for example a wall street banker. in that case you might even be gifted money like what happened in 2008 and onwards.

i am praying you know ICE does not normally investigate financial crimes otherwise context give me some context

Notable White-Collar Wall Street Brokers/Financial Professionals Arrested (2015–2025)​

1. Benito Chinea and Joseph DeMeneses (Arrested 2014, Case Continued into 2015)
   • Role: CEO and Managing Partner of a New York-based U.S. broker-dealer (Direct Access Partners).
   • Charges: Conspiracy to pay and launder bribes to a senior official at Venezuela’s state economic development bank (BANDES) to secure financial trading business; DeMeneses also charged with obstructing an SEC examination.
   • Details: Allegedly paid bribes to Maria de los Angeles Gonzalez de Hernandez to direct BANDES’s trading business to their firm, generating millions in illicit profits. Arrested in 2014, but legal proceedings and sentencing extended into 2015.
   • Source: U.S. Department of Justice, April 14, 2014.
     
   • Note: Included as the case’s resolution overlapped into the 10-year window.
2. Navinder Singh Sarao (Arrested 2015)
   • Role: Independent futures trader (not a traditional broker but operated in financial markets).
   • Charges: Wire fraud, commodities fraud, and market manipulation ("spoofing").
   • Details: Accused of contributing to the 2010 "Flash Crash" by placing large, deceptive sell orders in E-mini S&P 500 futures to manipulate prices. Arrested in London in April 2015, extradited to the U.S., and pleaded guilty in 2016. Sentenced to time served in 2020.
   • Source: U.S. Department of Justice and BBC reports.
3. Andrew Caspersen (Arrested 2016)
   • Role: Managing Principal at Park Hill Group, a Wall Street investment firm.
   • Charges: Securities fraud and wire fraud.
   • Details: Defrauded investors, including a hedge fund and a charity, of $38 million by soliciting investments in fake private equity deals. Pleaded guilty in July 2016 and sentenced to 4 years in prison.
   • Source: U.S. Attorney’s Office, Southern District of New York, and Reuters.
4. Bill Hwang (Arrested 2022)
   • Role: Founder of Archegos Capital Management (not a broker but a key Wall Street figure managing a family office).
   • Charges: Racketeering conspiracy, securities fraud, wire fraud, and market manipulation.
   • Details: Allegedly orchestrated a scheme to inflate stock prices through manipulative trading, leading to the collapse of Archegos in 2021, costing Wall Street banks over $10 billion. Arrested in April 2022, convicted in July 2024, and sentenced to 18 years in prison in February 2025.
   • Source: Reuters, November 20, 2024; U.S. Attorney’s Office, Southern District of New York.
     https://www.reuters.com/legal/white-collar-crime/
5. Patrick McConologue (Arrested 2022)
   • Role: Broker at a Wall Street firm (specific firm not publicly detailed in sources).
   • Charges: Securities fraud and wire fraud.
   • Details: Charged with running a pump-and-dump scheme, artificially inflating stock prices of microcap companies and defrauding investors of millions. Arrested in 2022 as part of an FBI sweep targeting boiler room operations.
   • Source: FBI press releases, 2022.
     
6. Unnamed Brokers in FBI Sweep (Arrested 2023)
   • Role: Multiple brokers at small Wall Street brokerage firms.
   • Charges: Securities fraud, money laundering, and conspiracy.
   • Details: In 2023, the FBI and SEC targeted several small brokerage firms engaged in pump-and-dump schemes and insider trading. At least 12 brokers were arrested across New York and New Jersey, though individual names were not widely publicized due to ongoing investigations. Schemes involved manipulating over-the-counter stocks, costing investors millions.
   • Source: FBI White-Collar Crime News, 2023; Financial Times, February 21, 2023.
     https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/white-collar-crime/news
     https://www.ft.com/content/31a24718-549f-4de3-9a62-b63052045836

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Notes and Context​

• Limited Publicized Arrests of Brokers: Compared to earlier decades (e.g., the 1980s–2000s with high-profile cases like Jordan Belfort or Ivan Boesky), the last 10 years have seen fewer widely publicized arrests of individual Wall Street brokers. This is partly due to a shift in enforcement toward corporate settlements rather than individual prosecutions, as noted in sources like The Atlantic (2015) and The New York Times (2014). Post-2008 financial crisis, regulators focused on fines and settlements with firms (e.g., $190 billion paid by 49 institutions since 2009) rather than jailing individuals.

 

[newfie]

You're against ICE arresting a guy for a warrant who was caught rocking out with his cock out?

some crimes may strike a little closer to home than others

 

[rickyb]

Are the white collar law breakers here illegally also?

this story was about a non american legally in america who broke a law in america

there are non american white collar criminals who ICE is not going after.