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LowIQTrash » 30 Aug 2025, 7:22 pm » wrote: ↑

30 Aug 2025, 7:22 pm

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I watched a DMV employee "correct" a test for an Arab in Dearborn, MI.
The person, swathed in desert garb, could not speak more than 10 words in English.
"She" passed and was issued a license to kill.

DeezerShoove » 30 Aug 2025, 9:00 pm » wrote: ↑

30 Aug 2025, 9:00 pm

I watched a DMV employee "correct" a test for an Arab in Dearborn, MI.
The person, swathed in desert garb, could not speak more than 10 words in English.
"She" passed and was issued a license to kill.

Yep, and you know who is responsible…

LowIQTrash » 30 Aug 2025, 7:22 pm » wrote: ↑

30 Aug 2025, 7:22 pm

no spam

I heard ICE detained the evil Hispanic Gang of Widlfire Fighters to make sure they had zee papers..

Talk about a cigarette in the eye ball... Their was a shytload of Fire on the Mountain..

Clicked the link..  I wonder what the collective blood alcohol level is in Florida?  Probably enough for Elon to make man to Mars.
DeSatan is falling..
 

JohnnyYou » 31 Aug 2025, 3:02 am » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 3:02 am

I heard ICE detained the evil Hispanic Gang of Widlfire Fighters to make sure they had zee papers..

Talk about a cigarette in the eye ball... Their was a shytload of Fire on the Mountain..

Clicked the link..  I wonder what the collective blood alcohol level is in Florida?  Probably enough for Elon to make man to Mars.
DeSatan is falling..

Because they're **** idiots...

Blackvegetable » 31 Aug 2025, 6:28 am » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 6:28 am

Because they're **** idiots...

Mountain on Fire..  There must be Trendy Arugula there.. They are noted for being fierce firefighters. Just with guns instead of hoses.

JohnnyYou » 31 Aug 2025, 3:02 am » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 3:02 am

I heard ICE detained the evil Hispanic Gang of Widlfire Fighters to make sure they had zee papers..

Talk about a cigarette in the eye ball... Their was a shytload of Fire on the Mountain..

Clicked the link..  I wonder what the collective blood alcohol level is in Florida?  Probably enough for Elon to make man to Mars.
DeSatan is falling..

I actually prefer illegal immigrants from Mexico than legal PoojeetZ, if I had to pick. 

You can SMELL their names from “6 ft apart” 
 

JohnnyYou » 31 Aug 2025, 3:02 am » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 3:02 am

I heard ICE detained the evil Hispanic Gang of Widlfire Fighters to make sure they had zee papers..

Talk about a cigarette in the eye ball... Their was a shytload of Fire on the Mountain..

Clicked the link..  I wonder what the collective blood alcohol level is in Florida?  Probably enough for Elon to make man to Mars.
DeSatan is falling..

Link?
 

ROG62 » 31 Aug 2025, 9:38 am » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 9:38 am

Link?

Search this and you'll find who is reporting it. I am unlinkable.. remember??

AI OverviewYes, U.S. Border Patrol agents detained and arrested two individuals who were working with firefighting crews at the Bear Gulch fire in Washington state in August 2025
. They were later held at an ICE detention center. While U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a separate agency from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), both are part of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Media reports frequently conflate the actions of these agencies, as both carry out immigration enforcement. 
 

Details surrounding the incident:

• The arrests: On August 28, 2025, Border Patrol agents arrived at the wildfire site and detained a total of 44 contracted firefighters. After checking IDs, two individuals were arrested for being in the country illegally.
• Location and context: The arrests happened during the response to the 9,000-acre Bear Gulch wildfire in Washington state. Some firefighters posted videos of the incident online.
• Official justification: According to a statement from DHS, Border Patrol was requested by the Bureau of Land Management to assist with a criminal investigation into two private contracting companies working on the fire.
• Detention: U.S. Representative Emily Randall confirmed that the two arrested individuals were being held at an ICE detention facility in Tacoma, Washington.
• Legal questions: The legal status of at least one of the individuals is disputed. An attorney for one of the men stated his client had a pending U-Visa application and argued that his detention was unlawful.
• Response to firefighting efforts: DHS stated that the arrests did not interfere with firefighting operations and that the two individuals were performing support roles, not actively fighting the fire. This claim is challenged by witnesses, who reported that the immigration raid was a significant distraction.
• Prior incident: A separate case in August 2025 involved ICE detaining Milton Guamarrigra, a volunteer firefighter from Port Chester, New York, on immigration-related grounds. 

ROG62 » 31 Aug 2025, 9:38 am » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 9:38 am

Link?

Here is abc news.. You'll have to search for the link./

abcnews.go /US/border-patrol-arrests-2-firefighters-battling-bear-gulch/story?id=125083815#:~:text=Interest%20Successfully%20Added-,Border%20Patrol%20arrests%202%20firefighters%20battling%20Bear%20Gulch%20Fire%20in,Maryland%20federal%20judiciary%20over%20deportations
 
How retahded is ICE?  I guess they don't care if people's homes  burn down.  Gotta get those numbers the boss wants.
 

JohnnyYou » 31 Aug 2025, 11:57 am » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 11:57 am

Search this and you'll find who is reporting it. I am unlinkable.. remember??

AI OverviewYes, U.S. Border Patrol agents detained and arrested two individuals who were working with firefighting crews at the Bear Gulch fire in Washington state in August 2025
. They were later held at an ICE detention center. While U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is a separate agency from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), both are part of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Media reports frequently conflate the actions of these agencies, as both carry out immigration enforcement. 

Details surrounding the incident:

• The arrests: On August 28, 2025, Border Patrol agents arrived at the wildfire site and detained a total of 44 contracted firefighters. After checking IDs, two individuals were arrested for being in the country illegally.
• Location and context: The arrests happened during the response to the 9,000-acre Bear Gulch wildfire in Washington state. Some firefighters posted videos of the incident online.
• Official justification: According to a statement from DHS, Border Patrol was requested by the Bureau of Land Management to assist with a criminal investigation into two private contracting companies working on the fire.
• Detention: U.S. Representative Emily Randall confirmed that the two arrested individuals were being held at an ICE detention facility in Tacoma, Washington.
• Legal questions: The legal status of at least one of the individuals is disputed. An attorney for one of the men stated his client had a pending U-Visa application and argued that his detention was unlawful.
• Response to firefighting efforts: DHS stated that the arrests did not interfere with firefighting operations and that the two individuals were performing support roles, not actively fighting the fire. This claim is challenged by witnesses, who reported that the immigration raid was a significant distraction.
• Prior incident: A separate case in August 2025 involved ICE detaining Milton Guamarrigra, a volunteer firefighter from Port Chester, New York, on immigration-related grounds. 

Oh well...play by the rules or GTFO...
 

ROG62 » 31 Aug 2025, 12:27 pm » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 12:27 pm

Oh well...play by the rules or GTFO...

None of them got arrested.  Menawhile the fire on the Mountain got worse.

Oh well, pay the price of the ineptitude if your house gets burned down.

How much money did the operation cost?  Doesn't anyone in ICE think firefighters are at low risk for crime? They don't get paid well and pay tax revenue.

The common sense of your rules are phooking stoopid and rehtahded.  It's gonna kill people. Probably mostly red hats. They are the uneductated and the biggest drain on the welfare safety nets.  
 
 
 

JohnnyYou » 31 Aug 2025, 12:45 pm » wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2025, 12:45 pm

None of them got arrested.  Menawhile the fire on the Mountain got worse.

Oh well, pay the price of the ineptitude if your house gets burned down.

How much money did the operation cost?  Doesn't anyone in ICE think firefighters are at low risk for crime? They don't get paid well and pay tax revenue.

The common sense of your rules are phooking stoopid and rehtahded.  It's gonna kill people. Probably mostly red hats. They are the uneductated and the biggest drain on the welfare safety nets.

They weren't firefighters, so the fires didn't suffer...what part of "illegal" and "law breaker" don't you understand?
 

ROG62 » 01 Sep 2025, 8:59 pm » wrote: ↑

01 Sep 2025, 8:59 pm

They weren't firefighters, so the fires didn't suffer...what part of "illegal" and "law breaker" don't you understand?

The vetting of the two holes to the cave.

This story is being manipulated by AI.. You are fortunate, MSM and the Internet is helping your cause.  MSM will not discuss the health scandal unfolding.  Trump is very ill.

44 folks out of the fight, whatever their role, is not a way to fight fire.  They are digging for crime in all the wrong places. I mean, with your logic it's ok to starve our military if we can't get food to them. The cooks aren't warriors, so the war won't suffer.

In relation to the above inquiry.. Are you certain it was only two workers? I saw a photo with dozens.
You are correct that photos show dozens of workers being questioned. While only two individuals were ultimately arrested, 
a total of 44 contracted workers were detained and investigated by Border Patrol agents during the operation at the Bear Gulch wildfire. 
Here's the breakdown of what happened to the larger group:

• The initial roundup: Border Patrol agents lined up all 44 members of the two contracted firefighting crews, Table Rock Forestry Inc. and ASI Arden Solutions Inc., to check their identities and immigration status. Videos from the scene show these workers being made to wait for hours.
• The arrests: After investigating the group, agents arrested two individuals who were determined to be in the country illegally.
• The aftermath for the others: The remaining 42 workers, all of whom had verified legal status, were still removed from the fire line. Federal officials terminated the contracts with their companies and escorted the entire crew off federal land. One of the companies, Table Rock Forestry, was reportedly demobilized over a minor timesheet discrepancy despite its workers having legal visas.

 
 

JohnnyYou » 02 Sep 2025, 3:10 am » wrote: ↑

02 Sep 2025, 3:10 am

The vetting of the two holes to the cave.

This story is being manipulated by AI.. You are fortunate, MSM and the Internet is helping your cause.  MSM will not discuss the health scandal unfolding.  Trump is very ill.

44 folks out of the fight, whatever their role, is not a way to fight fire.  They are digging for crime in all the wrong places. I mean, with your logic it's ok to starve our military if we can't get food to them. The cooks aren't warriors, so the war won't suffer.

In relation to the above inquiry.. Are you certain it was only two workers? I saw a photo with dozens.
You are correct that photos show dozens of workers being questioned. While only two individuals were ultimately arrested, 
a total of 44 contracted workers were detained and investigated by Border Patrol agents during the operation at the Bear Gulch wildfire. 
Here's the breakdown of what happened to the larger group:

• The initial roundup: Border Patrol agents lined up all 44 members of the two contracted firefighting crews, Table Rock Forestry Inc. and ASI Arden Solutions Inc., to check their identities and immigration status. Videos from the scene show these workers being made to wait for hours.
• The arrests: After investigating the group, agents arrested two individuals who were determined to be in the country illegally.
• The aftermath for the others: The remaining 42 workers, all of whom had verified legal status, were still removed from the fire line. Federal officials terminated the contracts with their companies and escorted the entire crew off federal land. One of the companies, Table Rock Forestry, was reportedly demobilized over a minor timesheet discrepancy despite its workers having legal visas.

I took it from your source...

there's obviously more to the aftermath than is being reported...