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In reply to the discussion: Marisa Kabas: ICE stopping cars in DC and asking for papers [View all]PCIntern
(27,321 posts)4. To my knowledge...
I do not know a single person who carries sufficient identification with them that proves that they are a citizen of the United States. My passport leaves my house when I take a vacation on a cruise line or a plane overseas. Otherwise it sits in my drawer. My birth certificate is Also in the same place and never leaves the house.
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Seems improbable that they could stop everybody -- lost tourists, people passing
allegorical oracle
13 hrs ago
#44
That went out in 1968 with Terry v Ohio, when the Court invented "detention" out of whole cloth.
rsdsharp
13 hrs ago
#68
Then in 1990 Michigan v. Sitz allowed "minimal" intrusion roadblocks for DUI prevention
Ponietz
9 hrs ago
#76
And, of course, Pennsylvania v. Mimms, which allows them to order you out of the car for "officer safety."
rsdsharp
8 hrs ago
#85
Probably not a "Real-ID" as that is now required for federal buildings and such. So just a regular DL is not good
LiberalArkie
13 hrs ago
#52
Papers please is really a world wide thing and has been for decades. If stopped by police anywhere in the world they
LiberalArkie
8 hrs ago
#82
Bet they wave through white people, especially those driving a late-model car. They're
allegorical oracle
13 hrs ago
#46
RIGHT !! Let's say it is lawful who tf wants to be part of an organization that's got to cover their faces in their own
uponit7771
15 hrs ago
#10
Yep, literally the Nazis cleared the jails of racist to shoot Jews and socialist in the beginning but
uponit7771
13 hrs ago
#50
Military ID is considered a Real ID. So Dependants, Retirees, and Reservists...
haele
15 hrs ago
#11
Can't recall the year, but Jeb Bush was Gov. of Fla., and he made everyone get a real
allegorical oracle
13 hrs ago
#49
Had to present my birth certificate, my marriage certificate (my surname had changed), had to
allegorical oracle
13 hrs ago
#56
Pretty soon those agents of Trump's Fascist Agenda will have access to data bases thanx to the
Botany
15 hrs ago
#5
You'd think they would be proud of their thuggery! Show your face and your steel teeth.
erronis
13 hrs ago
#45
I didn't know law enforcement could wear a mask, do the display a badge number and name?
doc03
9 hrs ago
#79
These nazi thugs will the among the first scumbags we hunt down when this is finally over.
Basso8vb
15 hrs ago
#12
Not denying the REPUBLICAN Gestapo would be doing this, especially in DC which has stricter ID requirements
Cheezoholic
14 hrs ago
#32
This is third world country stuff. Especially because they're ashamed to show their faces.
Vinca
14 hrs ago
#34
Makes me wonder if Trump/ICE are now trafficking humans to be slaves in other countries' prisons.
Attilatheblond
13 hrs ago
#65
How are we to know who these people are? No identification, all in black and masks and they say they
Deuxcents
9 hrs ago
#77