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Any one of these daily atrocities should result in a full congressional investigation and a disbanding of the agency. The fact that it’s all just shrugged off by those with the power to stop it is a national disgrace.

Marisa Kabas@marisakabas.bsky.social

ICE ended up returning the man, Saly, after realizing he’s a fucking US citizen with no criminal record, per his sister-in-law. These fucking animals.

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Umbrae Soulsbane@umbrae.bsky.social

In case you wonder how far we have fallen. Priests are preparing for martyrdom to protect the public from our own government. Abolish ICE and Impeach Officials (Congress) resist.bot/petitions/PS... Protect Protestors and Residents (Generic State Officials) resist.bot/petitions/PC...

International laws and human rights have been disrespected by the demented West for decades, and now its insane leaders are naked, as never before in human history. Rules are what distinguish us from animals (from the animalistic) and arrogance is the first step towards stupidity

Don't expect the Republicans in Congress to do anything. They have majorities in House & Senate. They control hearings. If more would join Dems in opposing Trump, it would help. More people should have been voting Dem since '16.

Some of our pro-democracy donors need to shift into documentation mode. We need a national nonprofit commission - Truth and Accountability - to take sworn depositions and documentation of these incidents. At a minimum, keep a running log. We need to be ready for prosecutions.

This whole administration is just a classic “flood the zone” strategy. Too many illegal and unconstitutional acts, just one after another. You’d have to refine the impeachment articles every day.

record, collate , organise, distribute, backup offline. This collective atrocity needs a wiki structure all of its own so the trials are swift and just.

At this point it's hard to believe this isn't what the GOP as a whole wants our country to be like. They've individually had so many chances to act against Trump (and the majorities in Congress are thin enough it would matter) yet consistently side with him.

I think what changed for me is that in 2016 I didn't expect the GOP (who has been consistently terrible my whole life) to give up so much of their political power to appease Trump. SCOTUS, Congress, the states - all have let him usurp their power in a way that I think will be difficult to reverse.