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The article says immigration agents took this kid's phone. And then the phone showed up for sale at a vending machine near an ICE facility? Did ICE agents STEAL and SELL this kid's PHONE? This obviously isn't the worst of what's described in the article. But it tells you something.

13/1/26, 10:43 pm296 reposts1.5K likes

Anne-Maree Gray

@mtramg.bsky.social

We've seen them take people's groceries... and come to think of it, what happens to the cars they drive away?

Ryan Carson

@rycarson.bsky.social

stole it, sold it, but forgot to wipe it? Sounds about right for this crew.

EvaRose@bsky.social

@evayoga.bsky.social

They want us to know. Intimation Rise Up America

J.R. Jenks

@jrjenks.bsky.social

youtu.beHow to Use an ecoATM Kiosk to Sell Your Old Phone For Cash (or iPod, MP3 players, tablets)YouTube video by How To X

Don't these machines require a photo ID when someone sells a phone? This video shows it. youtu.be/DKtRrZKFUaM?...

Cadbury Screme Egg Enthusiast

@thx3188.bsky.social

even if they do it's a royal pain in the ass to get the phone back from it and the cruelty is the point

Chungus Khan

@mumbly-joe.bsky.social

in an effort to destroy evidence, no less

mid at middle age

@denuvian.bsky.social

Those phone selling kiosks are a great fence for stolen phones.

You cannot reform this. Abolish ICE in its entirety.

Also: "The family says Houston police still haven’t interviewed them. A department spokesperson told ProPublica it was not investigating the case, referring questions to DHS. But the police have also not released bodycam footage and case files aside from a top sheet, citing an open investigation."

Vivienne (formerly BillThePony)

What is this if not a police state?

@billthepony.bsky.social