Do you think people should be legally allowed to stay on private property after being asked to leave?

[Anonymous]

If you answer yes you tell us that you personally believe a ICE agent should be allowed to do that in Minnesota.

If you answer no, you tell us you think its a good thing that a Don Lemon was arrested after doing that.

By answering without answering you tell us you think my question was too pro leftist to be worth answering.

[Hagar88]

What Don Lemon did could be categorised as a hate crime. You notice he didn't do it in a mosque or synagogue, why do you think he targeted white Christians?

What would Don Lemmon do if some guy with a journalist badge and a camera crew started to harass him and his family in his home, at their school, church, a restaurant etc? Thats right hed call the police and try to get them charged with harassment and a restraining order put in place.

ICE are enforcing the law

[Cidknee]

Don La'mon is a freak that needs to be jailed.

[David318578]

No if your on private property and told to leave then you have to leave, there are exceptions like police and ICE can have legal exceptions to ignore that if they have an arrest, search warrant or deportation warrant etc.

So ICE arresting an illegal immigrant would have the legal right to do so even on private property, but Don Lemon has no legal right to be there.

Hope that helps

[Anonymous]

A private person staying on your property after being asked to leave, i. e., trespassing, is very different from a law enforcement agent staying on any property while conducting law enforcement activities, which is allowed under the Constitution and state and federal law. However, I don't know of any incident in Minnesota where ICE was asked to leave private property during their activities there.

So left or right is irrelevant to what the law is.

If you don't like it, elect people to change the laws (and actually it would require a constitutional amendment). But then you're asking for a situation where law enforcement would not be allowed to enter private property without permission. That means if your 7 year old daughter was trapped in a building or being held prisoner there by a criminal, law enforcement would not be allowed to enter to rescue her.

Why you lunatics are protecting violent criminal illegal immigrants over law-abiding American citizens is beyond me.

[kavakava]

People? No. Law enforcement with probable cause? Yes.
Don't lLemon deserves to be arrested and I hope he gets a lengthy sentence.

Oh, and I like when the pink trolls call you a troll. 😅

[exitseven]

unless you are a designated law enforcement officer and have a warrant or else probable cause you have no right to stay on somebody else's property.

[msc545]

I'm not sure why Don Lemon was arrested, but you presented it as a fait accompli, which it certainly is not at this point.

[Mike_Hum]

They are not. And it was a great thing Don Lemon was arrested.

[CuriousMufuxka]

I know they will leave mine one way or another. One way allows the future use of legs..

[beefcakebradybatson]

How 'bout BOOBS?

[Anonymous]

Another troll question. 🖕

[Asker]

So you choose that my question was too pro leftist to be worth answering.

[Cidknee]

Only if we get to shoot them legally