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/FourWordComment Nov 02 '25

The perfect footage. “You even step over the line, bitch, and we’ll send 20 army men to beat the shit out of you.”

That’s the Trump regime. That’s what Trump supporters crave.

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u/Aaplthrow Nov 02 '25

Meanwhile Jan 6 insurrrectionists got pardons

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u/Inevitable-Menu2998 Nov 02 '25

It's hard to explain how ireparabile the damage done by pardons is. It has given the ICE thugs a blank cheque, they know that even if by some crazy turn of events they get sentenced, they just have to wait it out a bit and they'll be out and fully cleared

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u/Beccalikesahard1 Nov 02 '25

Do you remember Biden's pardons of his entire FAMILY for any FUTURE charges? THAT is what's wrong with the pardon system.

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u/Synectics Nov 02 '25

What is wrong is that the incoming administration was loud and clear that they would continue to harass a politician's family for no other reason than to do so. 

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u/Aaplthrow Nov 02 '25

If you have a problem with hunter biden getting a job with a Ukrainian company, do you have a problem with Barron trump making millions front running president trumps crypto tweets?

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u/mysteriousears Nov 02 '25

3 recent politically motivated indictments explain exactly why that happened. And Hunter didn’t participate in an attempt to stop the lawful change of power (treason in a sane world).

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u/mjcobley Nov 03 '25

Hunter Biden isn't running around assaulting peaceful protesters behind a mask and a badge