man this ruling is wild 
it feels like they're trying to let ICE officers do whatever they want without any consequences, it's so concerning for the rights of protesters especially those who are already marginalized. I'm not sure what's more disturbing, the fact that they can use pepper spray or the idea that they're retaliating against people protesting in the first place 
it feels like they're trying to let ICE officers do whatever they want without any consequences, it's so concerning for the rights of protesters especially those who are already marginalized. I'm not sure what's more disturbing, the fact that they can use pepper spray or the idea that they're retaliating against people protesting in the first place 
this is super worrying, i mean i get that we need to keep our borders safe and all that, but the way they're handling protests is just not right 
. it's like they're trying to silence people who are speaking out against injustice, you know? and now that the courts have ruled in their favor, it's like a green light for them to go wild with their pepper spray and whatnot 
. i'm all for keeping our communities safe, but we gotta make sure we're doing it in a way that respects people's rights 
. this decision is gonna have serious repercussions on the protests and activism scene in Minneapolis, and i just hope it doesn't escalate into more violence 
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. The fact that the U.S. Attorney General is so quick to label liberal judges as "trying to handcuff" federal law enforcement officers is also pretty shady 
. It's like, shouldn't they be focusing on finding common ground instead of pitting people against each other? And what about those protesters who were arrested or pepper-sprayed without cause? That's just not right 
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this ruling is super concerning 
, like how can law enforcement just walk all over peaceful protesters? 
. this whole thing feels really fishy...