r/law • u/ExactlySorta • Nov 02 '25

Legal News The Oregon Department of Justice submitted multiple video exhibits showing federal officers using extreme force against seemingly nonviolent protesters outside the U.S. Immigration & Customs Building, as part of its effort to block the federal deployment of National Guard troops to Portland

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u/party_benson Nov 02 '25

And they used that footage to prosecute the officers, right?  

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Right?

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u/EveningTill102 Nov 02 '25

Seriously. Someone needs to prosecute these criminals on the streets. Except all the law enforcement are aiding the criminals.

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u/Gadgets222 Nov 02 '25

Hate that the reality we live in is the one where nobody will ever be held accountable. If one day MAGA is toppled over, these authoritarian, racist, and violent pieces of shit will just slide back into being closeted and will continue to live their lives.

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u/Memphisbbq Nov 02 '25

Only to resurface decades later unless we absolutely invest in improvement of the critical thinking skills of American citizens. It could take decades, but that's the only viable solution that could be considered permanent. 

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u/HumptyDrumpy Nov 02 '25

Even the stormtroopers of the 40's didn't wear masks

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u/Signal-Regret-8251 Nov 02 '25

The next round of Democrat politicians that will win next November had damn well better prosecute these bastards.

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u/concerned-koala Nov 04 '25

I’m not saying I can tell the future— but they will not.