A man was thrown to the ground and handcuffed by a pair of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at Las Vegas Airport (LAS), only for them to run off mid-arrest, as the guy had a handcuff locked on one of his wrists.
Honestly, when I first saw this, I assumed the the two “officers” were actually robbers posing as ICE agents. But nope, they’re really ICE agents. I find the justification for why the ran off to be really strange as well…
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ICE agents attempt bizarre arrest at Las Vegas Airport
A video has gone viral on social media, showing a man being restrained and handcuffed on the floor in the Las Vegas Airport terminal, in an incident that happened on the evening of Monday, July 13, 2026. The two officers are undercover and posing as passengers — when they notice they’re being filmed, the one ICE agent lifts up the hood of his hoodie, while the other agent has a face mask on (always nice to see people who think masks work, right?). 😉
A passenger records all of this, at which point one of the ICE agents tries to swing at him to get him to stop filming (so much for our constitutional rights to film in public, eh?). Meanwhile there’s a TSA agent there trying to “control” the situation and keep the crowd away, explaining that the two people are law enforcement.
Eventually the two ICE agents just run off, leaving the man on the floor with one handcuff on. A subsequent video even suggests that they stole something from the man, but that hasn’t been confirmed.
When I first saw this video, I genuinely thought this was some sort of a robbery, with the people posing as ICE agents, and the TSA officer being confused. If these are ICE agents, why did they just walk way in the middle of detaining him? They’re just going to leave him with one handcuff on? Did they walk away because they made a mistake, or because they’re that scared of being filmed by someone?
For what it’s worth, immediately after the incident, police removed the handcuff from the guy’s hand, since he had no outstanding warrants. He was then able to continue on his flight to Los Angeles (LAX), though that wasn’t the end of this story…
ICE instead arrested him at Los Angeles Airport
This man caught his flight, only to then be arrested by ICE upon landing at Los Angeles Airport (LAX). ICE has even made a social media post about this, identifying the man as a 57-year-old Vietnamese national who reportedly overstayed his visa.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) claims that the arrest was called off to “de-escalate the situation and for officer safety,” due to “a crowd of anti-ICE agitators.” Here’s the full statement:
On July 13, ICE attempted to arrest Phu Nguyen, an illegal alien who is an illegal alien and citizen of Australia and was born in Vietnam, at the Las Vegas Airport. As officers attempted to arrest Nguyen, a crowd of anti-ICE agitators surrounded officers. To de-escalate the situation and for officer safety, officers did not proceed with the arrest at the Las Vegas Airport and chose to instead arrest him at his flight the following day departing the Los Angeles International Airport on July 14.
Nguyen entered the United States legally on a visa on May 27, 2013, with permission to remain in the United States until May 26, 2015. Nguyen refused to depart in violation of our nation’s laws. He will receive full due process and remain in ICE custody pending the outcome of his removal proceedings.
Being in detention is a choice. We encourage all illegal aliens to take control of their departure with the CBP Home App. The United States is offering illegal aliens $2,600 and a free flight to self-deport now. We encourage every person here illegally to take advantage of this offer and reserve the chance to come back to the U.S. the right legal way to live the American dream. If not, you will be arrested and deported without a chance to return.
I’m sorry, I’m really confused here. The situation shown above rises to the point where they were concerned about officer safety? Honestly, these just seemed like concerned travelers who thought someone was being robbed.
Like, if you see two people in hoodies pushing someone to the ground, is it wrong to ask what’s going on, and to film? Did anyone threaten the ICE agents, or do anything that suggested they’d be violent? I understand we’ve seen some tense situations involving ICE, but this doesn’t seem to rise to that level.
Bottom line
There’s video going viral showing a man being handcuffed by two random-looking people at Las Vegas Airport, with bystanders even suggesting they took things from him. What makes this even stranger is that they just ran off after the guy had been handcuffed on one wrist. Clearly they didn’t like to be filmed, given that one of the people even took a swing at the guy filming.
Authorities have now confirmed that these were in fact ICE officers, and that this arrest was called off to “de-escalate the situation and for officer safety.” Instead, the traveler was arrested upon landing at Los Angeles Airport, after his flight.
Left-wing anti-Ice and other comments are beginning to clog up reasonable thought on this site. Illegal aliens should be escorted to the door. The offer to self-remove seems very generous.
By all means, try to take our government up on that 'offer,' but it's not legit---it's bait. As soon as anyone 'eligible' attempts to 'collect,' they'll already be summarily deported or executed on-the-spot by an unprofessional agent.
As for people you may disagree with on here, the answer to speech you don't like is more speech. Engage or ignore. And, let's be clear, you may have made-up 'Diamond' status, but this is Ben's site; only...
By all means, try to take our government up on that 'offer,' but it's not legit---it's bait. As soon as anyone 'eligible' attempts to 'collect,' they'll already be summarily deported or executed on-the-spot by an unprofessional agent.
As for people you may disagree with on here, the answer to speech you don't like is more speech. Engage or ignore. And, let's be clear, you may have made-up 'Diamond' status, but this is Ben's site; only he is gonna 'cancel,' silence, or ban anyone, and he doesn't seem to want to micromanage.
Real Nice agents would not do this. Only the lady ran after them, I would have expected someone to bring them down and get them arrested. But no they walked out of the airport.
What does one expect from a country led by a war criminal guilty of terrorism?
Bro thinks there is “constitutional rights to film in public”. There’s not. In fact you have no rights, you have privileges.
"an illegal alien who is an illegal alien" I mean can you even make this stuff up
So "anti-ICE agitators" now include ordinary travelers in an airport who happen to have a cell phone?
What does this have to do with aviation?
Welcome to OMAAT.
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Cowardly fascist goons.
Illegal is illegal.
Pete, that’s an oversimplification, and you likely already know that. If you drive, even in Australia, there are usually speed limits. You might go over them, occasionally. That’s illegal. *gasp* Does it mean you receive a citation every time? No. Should you? Maybe. If it’s excessive; absolutely. School zone. 25 over. Driving while drunk. See, varying degrees of violations (illegality), which could result in nominal or increased threats to the public. Laws, whether traffic or...
Pete, that’s an oversimplification, and you likely already know that. If you drive, even in Australia, there are usually speed limits. You might go over them, occasionally. That’s illegal. *gasp* Does it mean you receive a citation every time? No. Should you? Maybe. If it’s excessive; absolutely. School zone. 25 over. Driving while drunk. See, varying degrees of violations (illegality), which could result in nominal or increased threats to the public. Laws, whether traffic or immigration or theft or homicide, are human constructs. We can decide, as a society, how to implement them, and also how and whether to punish violators. In most cases, we’ve agreed in civil society to some form of due process as well, not automatic extrajudicial summary execution for a mere 5-over traffic offense. We’ve also agreed that the methods of searching, detaining, etc., also should meet some basic standards to prevent needless harms or cruelty. Clearly, those standards were not upheld in LAS, so the criticisms thst some are expressing here are indeed valid. So, is it really “Illegal is illegal,” or is there a bit more to it? Yeah, no, yeah, just call it ‘illegal.’ That’s faster.
I'll admit, this is a bit of a tangent, but I see that Northern Territory (Outback) had no rural speed limits until 2007, then implemented a 130 km/h limit. Seems wise; don't want to hit a feral camel going 200km/h on the Stuart Highway.
ICE are fine and noble people protecting us from those who burrow into our home .
You are insane. You’re still my favorite commenter because your comments really are so wildly dumb and off the charts stupid.
But you’re also insane.
Really hate to see soo much of this type of content. Wish I could find a blog that sticks to actual travel instead of this type of nonsense.
“No politics, we just want the jobs the comet will bring…” (Don’t Look Up, 2020)
I, too, wish for less “interesting” times. Take a break if you need it. Skip these posts. Ben still shared some awesome reviews today (check-out the Turkmenistan one!) There’s also a major av-geek-debate on the Manila post.
Start your own blog maybe?
You first.
Ice agents are just a bunch of poorly trained morons the govt found on some farm. They're just winging the job. In 2 years regardless of who the president is at that time, their jobs will no longer exist and they'll be back in the farm reading dr Seuss and wondering if aliens painted the sky blue.
As long as you don't tread on dr Seuss.
...(so much for our constitutional rights to film in public, eh?).
There are signs all over airports saying no filming ... even in the usa.
Nothing to do with so-called constitutional rights.
WRONG. As Jerry referenced below, US federal courts, including in the ruling for Glik v. Cunniffe, have consistently affirmed that there is a clearly established First Amendment right to record law enforcement officers performing their public duties in public spaces.
Airport signage regarding 'no filming' generally applies to restricted, non-public areas or operational security procedures, it does not, and cannot, override the constitutional protections afforded to citizens documenting public interactions with law enforcement in common...
WRONG. As Jerry referenced below, US federal courts, including in the ruling for Glik v. Cunniffe, have consistently affirmed that there is a clearly established First Amendment right to record law enforcement officers performing their public duties in public spaces.
Airport signage regarding 'no filming' generally applies to restricted, non-public areas or operational security procedures, it does not, and cannot, override the constitutional protections afforded to citizens documenting public interactions with law enforcement in common areas of a terminal. Confusing private airport policy with constitutional law is exactly how oversight is eroded.
No filming "in tsa" otherwise very other American would have already been fined or arrested at the gate, food court and lounges. A simple look at ALL the YouTube videos of airports will tell you that. But hey you do you and use your maga-Logic...... 2+2=pineapple.
Can you MAGAtts stop posting on this thread, poor 1990 is exhausted.
Nothing some delicious cold-brew can't remedy...
*cough* (Could someone please improve the air quality, though. Been a rough 36-hours in NYC. Hope you're not in Chicago, Detroit, etc., even worse there.)
Good on ICE . The problem-overstay got put on ice .
Don't issue him a visa in the first place . Problem solved before it becomes a problem .
Ugh, from Stephen Miller's lips to your keyboard...
No, orderly immigration isn't 'a problem.' You're not going to 'exclude' your way to a better society. We are a nation of immigrants; innovation and pluralism are our competitive advantages. Start by building a better system that rewards compliance and fosters integration, rather than relying on blunt-force tactics that undermine our own constitutional values and rule of law.
As a US citizen, try overstaying in another country, like Vietnam for example, and see what happens.
Nice 'whataboutism' you got there.
Highly relevant, comparing what we do to global standards. Not a whataboutism. At all.
Sel, D. and echino, comparing our law enforcement (in the US) to countries with vastly different human rights standards (like Vietnam) is a lazy deflection. The issue here isn't whether immigration laws exist (or, how they should be reformed); it’s the lack of professionalism, lack of transparency, and lack of accountability shown by these ICE agents. If you want to argue for "global standards," let's start by demanding that our agents act with the same...
Sel, D. and echino, comparing our law enforcement (in the US) to countries with vastly different human rights standards (like Vietnam) is a lazy deflection. The issue here isn't whether immigration laws exist (or, how they should be reformed); it’s the lack of professionalism, lack of transparency, and lack of accountability shown by these ICE agents. If you want to argue for "global standards," let's start by demanding that our agents act with the same level of professional identification we expect from the rest of the developed world. From my visits to Hanoi, I recall the officers in Vietnam do wear uniforms.
Imagine trying to explain common sense to the left.
BKK, I would say 'imagine' getting called out for blatantly lying on here, but, good news, you don't have to 'imagine' it, because I'm calling you out for blatantly lying on here, right now.
" A subsequent video even suggests that they stole something from the man, but that hasn’t been confirmed."
Say what?
Strange story but at least it had a happy ending.
Ew. Please keep that stuff to yourself.
Now, go clean up. I hear they have nice baths over there in Turkey, where you are based.
United States of Russia… Vladimir would be proud
Was half expecting someone to get shot cause you know…”murica
Lmao what is wrong with americans
You may be american but you will never actually be White
Horrible take. Lest we forget, our actual motto is “E pluribus unum,” which is Latin for "Out of many, one.” At its best, the United States of America is a secular, multiracial, multiethnic, multicultural, pluralistic society, where ‘we, the people,’ through our elected representatives, work tirelessly to unify a diverse population. We are a nation of mostly immigrants, after all. Wish we’d not lose sight of our ideals.
You mean ICE pluribus unum.
Me too! Well said as my parents parents came from Northern Ukraine and Ireland and were treated poorly when they first arrived but then thrived and so did our new American family thanks to them and their courage to come here in the first place looking for a better life!!
I have to agree with most posts on here. Would anyone think it is okay to insert themselves, or film, an active situation with officers trying to go there job? No. It’s against the law But here is the problem. 1. People are doing that. They apparently are above the law. 2. Police have to remove them. 3 some refuse and the situation escalates. A car barreling toward people. A woman using her car to...
I have to agree with most posts on here. Would anyone think it is okay to insert themselves, or film, an active situation with officers trying to go there job? No. It’s against the law But here is the problem. 1. People are doing that. They apparently are above the law. 2. Police have to remove them. 3 some refuse and the situation escalates. A car barreling toward people. A woman using her car to stop police. That action is elevating the filming from a distance to inserting oneself into a dangerous situation. 4 ICE has taken the blame when things get to that level. So a controlled release. Note where subject is going. Make quick arrest on arrival actually sounds very prudent.
As for masks. Why is it ok for people on the street protesting to wear masks but not police officers? The U.S. Supreme Court recently requested a substantial increase for personal round the clock details. Why? Because their names, homes and family members have been made public with threats and protests at the private homes of the Justices. I’d prefer law enforcement did not wear masks. It is scary. But protestors have taken protesting to higher levels including violence. If I was a cop, I’d wear a mask
One more time... Witnesses have every right to record public incidents like this in the US. These 'agents' were in plainclothes, lacked identification, and used no uniforms or body cameras. Now, I wouldn't blame bystanders for doing so, but you telling everyone to 'just walk away' when it someone is being attacked would be cowardly. Documentation is a check on abuses of power, and suggesting otherwise gives cover to those acting with impunity. Lest you...
One more time... Witnesses have every right to record public incidents like this in the US. These 'agents' were in plainclothes, lacked identification, and used no uniforms or body cameras. Now, I wouldn't blame bystanders for doing so, but you telling everyone to 'just walk away' when it someone is being attacked would be cowardly. Documentation is a check on abuses of power, and suggesting otherwise gives cover to those acting with impunity. Lest you forget, oversight and professional accountability are the keys to building and maintaining public trust.
As for the masks and the court comments, you’d need to ignore the realities of the deadly global pandemic, and also ignore the context the largely peaceful, mostly outdoor protests around the world reacting to the murder of George Floyd by a police officer, and also again ignore the general increasingly violent rhetoric and extremism on all sides (from Trump’s campaigns to J6 to Butler to Luigi), and also you’d need to ignore how this...
As for the masks and the court comments, you’d need to ignore the realities of the deadly global pandemic, and also ignore the context the largely peaceful, mostly outdoor protests around the world reacting to the murder of George Floyd by a police officer, and also again ignore the general increasingly violent rhetoric and extremism on all sides (from Trump’s campaigns to J6 to Butler to Luigi), and also you’d need to ignore how this current US Supreme Court has been seen as illegitimate by some for how at least two of its justices were appointed, and how they’ve overturned major precedents, resulting in mostly wins for one side (this particular president, white, straight, Christian “conservatives,” and the wealthy), while mostly ruling against women, minorities, immigrants, and the poor. Anyhoo. I presume you’ll disagree and call me some real silly names… go for it!
Pj, you seem like the kind of person who doesn't really care too much about your constitutional rights, so I'll just respond to one of your points. The Glik v. Cuniffee ruling specifically ruled that not only are we "allowed" to film law enforcement executing their duties, we're have a first amendment right to do so.
Thank you, Jerry. Well said.
Thank you PJ ... well said .
Really poorly said. Gets the law exactly wrong and advocates for people to give up their constitional rights. Shame.
Oh you are so full of shit, only one party has guns. And it's not the ICE officers being shot dead!
He exactly knew that they are ICE agents. That's why he started to film instead of ""stopping them"".
If you don't want to help that old man, you should just walk away rather than start filming to boost your viewings.
Do not consider everyone being stupid and not knowing your intention of filming.
Yes, the blonde hoodie airport bandit - watch out! Of course Sam Brinton actually was an airport thief but no need to report on that ofc.
That was covered here at the time.
Witnesses have every right to record public incidents like this in the US. These 'agents' were in plainclothes, lacked identification, and used no uniforms or body cameras. Now, I wouldn't blame bystanders for doing so, but you telling everyone to 'just walk away' when it someone is being attacked would be cowardly. Documentation is a check on abuses of power, and suggesting otherwise gives cover to those acting with impunity. Lest you forget, oversight and...
Witnesses have every right to record public incidents like this in the US. These 'agents' were in plainclothes, lacked identification, and used no uniforms or body cameras. Now, I wouldn't blame bystanders for doing so, but you telling everyone to 'just walk away' when it someone is being attacked would be cowardly. Documentation is a check on abuses of power, and suggesting otherwise gives cover to those acting with impunity. Lest you forget, oversight and professional accountability are the keys to building and maintaining public trust.
Wait you can overstay your visa and get $2600 plus a free ticket home?
No, that's 'bait.' Don't trust the very people who will murder you with impunity.
Thats exactly right :)
As a Venezuelan, I can tell you that's 100% real. I also can tell you that's there's no ppl on earth more disconnected with reality than the 1st world privileged left. Some of them even argue that the southern border wasn't wide open during the previous socialist administration. Imagine the level of dissociation.
BBK, do you remember that story in November 2020, white former Pennsylvania Republican congressional candidate Dean Browning accidentally tweeted from his personal account, "I'm a black gay guy" while praising Trump? That's how you sound when you claim to be a Venezuelan supporting Trump's draconian immigration overreach.
Such a measured take on United’s policy regarding DJT airport, and then whatever this is supposed to be. Strong arm robberies are very commonplace at airports, especially by thin white women with long blonde hair. Give me a break, you’re wayyyy smarter than that.
Also, guy got pretty close with the camera before it was swatted away - he was definitely within the officer’s personal space.
Won't anyone think of those the poor ole hard workin' domestic para-military secret-police officers, who assault and murder people with impunity... /s
Not a single person has been murdered though. Weird. You don’t get to believe things into facts.
Murder: https://apnews.com/article/ice-shooting-maine-trump-immigration-788167305f5564df14ce1b2774035c7b
Thank you, Frances. Turns out, Sel, D. needed to take his own medicine... 'yOu DoN't GeT tO bElIeVe ThInGs InTo FaCts...'
Haha what? I guess people that call arrests “kidnaps” also don’t know what the word murder means. It’s crazy what a religious-like commitment to a political stance can do to the brain.
Sel, D. at this point, you’re just projecting.
According to MAGATs every one of those murders were justified homicides no matter the evidence that they were murders.
well at least we got him arrested and deported in LA - thanks to all the brave people of ICE doing the important work to keep us safe
Who's "we," huh? Joseph Testas... You aren't going by 'Jose' are you? Yeah, no, yeah... you're 'one of the good ones,' and the 'leopards won't eat YOUR face.' (Sound like a fake-triot to me.)
Why do they cover their faces like bandits if they are so brave ?
Uh pretty simple, I think everyone knows this. They get heavily doxed and threatened by the left. It’s for their own safety.
But, but... Sel, D., how can they breathe? /s
Sel Dick go back to Newsmax you troll. No one likes you here
Law enforcers can not and should not hide behind masks. That is part of the job. They should always identify themselves. Also makes them act lawfully. Once you are behind masks, you feel you can get away with many things. Hence these two ran when found that they are being recorded.
As a retired Homeland Security Investigations / ICE Special Agent, I am absolutely disgusted. What a bunch of cowards. Leaving government property and running. What kid of crap training are they provided? Did they get these two from the half-way house? Many of my former co-workers indicated they are hiring at such a place that vetting and training have taken a substantial nose dive. The law needs to be enforced but come on. Keystone cops...
As a retired Homeland Security Investigations / ICE Special Agent, I am absolutely disgusted. What a bunch of cowards. Leaving government property and running. What kid of crap training are they provided? Did they get these two from the half-way house? Many of my former co-workers indicated they are hiring at such a place that vetting and training have taken a substantial nose dive. The law needs to be enforced but come on. Keystone cops could have done a better job.
Keystone cops weighed more , for example Fatty Arbuckle , and were stronger and faster . Meanwhile , the suspect could have injured the two who were merely trying to do their job , and one police was being bothered by an interfering civilian behind his back . The police correctly broke off and left , per their instructions . If the police weight 300 pounds each , it would have been different .
Nothing wrong with arresting someone for overstaying their visa but come on USA!... why are your ICE goons not wearing a uniform and doing things like the rest of civilised nations do. He overstayed a visa, it's not a 3 month undercover operation to finally catch a major drug kingpin.
Perhaps if they were uniformed, the man might have resisted less, and the onlookers may have not intervened and disrupted the arrest. I imagine...
Nothing wrong with arresting someone for overstaying their visa but come on USA!... why are your ICE goons not wearing a uniform and doing things like the rest of civilised nations do. He overstayed a visa, it's not a 3 month undercover operation to finally catch a major drug kingpin.
Perhaps if they were uniformed, the man might have resisted less, and the onlookers may have not intervened and disrupted the arrest. I imagine my instinct if I were him would be to aggressively defend myself from the attacking pair.
He knows that one does not fight police . The good U.S. police could have been hurt if he "aggressively defended" . They didn't wear uniforms for self-protection from those who run them over with their autos or attack them , as we read in the newspapers . Uniforms have become a target for armed demonstrators as we read in the newspapers . The demonstrators do not know the Pledge of Allegiance nor how to...
He knows that one does not fight police . The good U.S. police could have been hurt if he "aggressively defended" . They didn't wear uniforms for self-protection from those who run them over with their autos or attack them , as we read in the newspapers . Uniforms have become a target for armed demonstrators as we read in the newspapers . The demonstrators do not know the Pledge of Allegiance nor how to cooperate . The demonstrators also attack innocent Israeli people .
Alert go back to Newsmax you troll. No one likes you here
I would not have believed they were ICE (or anyone else) watching the LAS video. Hoodies and pink handcuffs!
Now that we know it was ICE, and he likely knew, curious why he got on the flight. He had to know they would grab him at LAX.
Maybe he hadn't overstayed his visa or done anything else ICEy so he didn't think they would grab him at LAX.
Who issued him a visa in the first place ? That is what started the whole thing , no ? Maybe better to not issue visas .
“Just follow instructions!” *complies, gets murdered by ICE anyway, no investigation*
A couple of thugs in plain clothes with face masks and no ID attack someone . They are not 'law enforcement' This is like Germany in the 1930s
Where do you think Stephen “Goebbels Jr.” Miller got these vile ideas and methods? Oh, tragic irony…his own ancestors escaped such historic horrors, only for their descendant to afflict similar harms on others here now. No wonder much of his extended family has disowned him. History will not be kind.
One day Miller and these ICE thugs will hang. I cannot wait.
I hear your frustration, Ryan, but, personally, I'd simply prefer for such an unelected advisor not be in-power; and, for bi-partisan, sensible immigration reforms including a reasonable path to citizenship; and, for professional, well-trained, law enforcement agencies, not unaccountable, violent, plain-clothes street-thugs operating with impunity...
accountability is key, though, or it will happen again. tribunals and then rope.
Agreed, digital_notmad. I’m saddened by the lack of follow-through by Garland. We cannot rely on that passive-approach, next time. After J6, Trump really should not have ever been allowed to run for office again. He is an insurrectionist. The corruption and abuses of law and power have only become more blatant this time around. We’ve fallen so far, so fast, but there’s still hope, time, and the ability to recover, as long as it takes.
Who cares? He’s here illegally and needs to gtf outta here. For the millions of legal immigrants who waited in line patiently for their green cards, visas etc, we 100% support the actions of this administration.
Fully agreed, immigration rule breakers like Melania Trump and her chain migration parents need to go!!
@UA-NYC - 1000% agree!! Get that gold digging WH*&% out of this country!!!
So someone who overstays their visa is “the worst of the?”
The public has been told that ICE goons and brownshirts are going after “the worst of the worst” - rapists and murderers and child sex traffickers (HA! You have one of those in the White House.).”
What threat did this man pose and how is/was he amongst “the worst of the worst?“
The threat was his ability to physically hurt the working police by fighting or flailing , knowing he was overstaying his visa . If the police each weight 300 pounds , they could have grabbed him easier .
Definitely odd. Question is, how did he get that other handcuff off?
Also, please stop walking up and yelling in law enforcement's face and shoving your phone in their face. We all know they're soft and get easily agitated.
“… how did he get that other handcuff off?”
It’s in the piece.
How many times could one overstay their visa by a day and get paid $2.6k? Asking for a friend.
Why would anyone in such a position trust ICE to honor that “offer,” when ICE has shown it’s willing to extrajudicially and summarily murder anyone on a whim, even US citizens. It’s bait.
Well, after your “friend” overstays their visa for the first time they are never going to be allowed back in to try a second time.
@Gump
The quote from ICE says: "The United States is offering illegal aliens $2,600 and a free flight to self-deport now. We encourage every person here illegally to take advantage of this offer and reserve the chance to come back to the U.S."
@Gump… I love how you’re so focused on getting “those types of people” out of the country that you miss the humor and absurdity behind this comment. I’m sure you were outraged at the thought of student loan forgiveness or universal healthcare, but paying a visa overstayer $2600 because the reality of mass deportations and getting “the worst of the worst” was too hard a goal for this inept administration to accomplish? Sure, that checks.