C.A. Jacobs

radicalmercy:

corellianne:

once-a-polecat:

From the LA Times Facebook page.

Rabbis, pastors, and other faith leaders were arrested while protesting Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ visit to Los Angeles. (Full text article)

In the article there’s a quote from one of the police officers that he hated having to arrest religious leaders. He said that “arresting faith leaders wasn’t easy” for him.

Like… good. Maybe consider that, when your job involves arresting clergy who feel morally compelled to peacefully protest racist immigration policies, you MIGHT just be on the wrong side of justice.

“i hate doing this 😦 “

then quit doing it you porcine bitch

fostertheory:

solarcat:

bengaliprincess:

Si la migra aparecen en su puerta

• no abras la puerta. Estate calmado. Usted tiene derechos.
• Si piden entrar, pregunten si tienen una orden firmada por un juez.
• Si dicen que lo tienen, piden verlo.
• Una orden de administración de ICE (formulario 1-200, 1-205) no les permite entrar a su hogar sin su consentimiento.
• Si no tienen una orden firmada por un juez, usted puede negarse a dejarlos entrar
• Si se fuerzan, no resistan. Dile a todos en la residencia que permanezcan en silencio.
• Si usted es arrestado, permanezca en silencio y no firme nada hasta que hable con un abogado.

Yes, but as a note:

You must DECLARE AFFIRMATIVELY that you are invoking your right to remain silent!! If you just stay silent, you haven’t actually invoked the right. It’s an annoying legal thing, but you have to speak in order to stay silent. All you have to do is say “I am exercising my right to remain silent” (and then DO remain silent after that!).

That last bit is due to a somewhat recent Supreme Court decision.