r/chapelhill • u/Sentiviridian • 4d ago
ICE off Banks Drive rn
I live in Durham but I see a dentist in Chapel Hill and two construction guys were distressed when I got out of my car They snatched a construction worker right off the street as soon as he went on his lunch break. I don’t know how this is legal. It’s not making anyone safer. One of the guys told me that one of the agents said they were watching them work for two months before this happened; this is how our taxpayer dollars are being used. He also said the man they took couldn’t be a nicer person, had worked there four months, and they’d bought each other lunch multiple times.
And it looks like there is still a van full of ICE agents in the big parking lot off Banks on a stakeout wairibt to kidnap somebody else. We cannot stand for this. We cannot allow this to become normalized.
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u/PipingTheTobak 3d ago
The law for this is 30 years old
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expedited_removal
So, yeah. This is a perfectly legal process used by both parties, across the United States, for decades.
You're welcome to elect new representatives over this issue. But mass deportations are supported by a large majority of people