cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/37930268

Cy Neff
Wed 22 Oct 2025 21.11 EDT

The New York state attorney general, Letitia James, rolled out a “Federal Action Reporting Portal” form urging New York residents to share photos and videos of federal immigration enforcement action across the state, just a day after a high-profile ICE raid rattled Manhattan’s Chinatown and prompted hundreds to come out in protest.

A US congressman revealed in a Wednesday press conference that four US citizens were arrested and held for “nearly 24 hours” after Tuesday’s raid. Protests broke out in New York on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.

“Every New Yorker has the right to live without fear or intimidation,” James wrote in a statement announcing the portal.

“If you witnessed and documented ICE activity yesterday, I urge you to share that footage with my office. We are committed to reviewing these reports and assessing any violations of law.”

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    We should be doxxing each and every one of these losers. Their children and their grandchildren will forever bear the burden of their actions and disgrace.

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    Small step in the right direction, but

    a) There are pretty obviously widespread and violent violations of the law happening, you don’t need to assess them, you need to be immediately arresting and imprisoning these ICE scumbags, then organizing the widely available evidence and bringing charges against them. Treat them like the urgent and deadly threats they are and get them off our streets now.

    b) Water under the bridge at this point, but why tf did a bunch of citizens have to put themselves in danger to gather evidence of New York laws being broken? Pretty sure that’s the cops job.

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    An armored military vehicle was also seen rolling through the city streets

    Those tyres can still be punctured, right?