Reposted by José G. Miranda
USCIS seeking to build a criminal intelligence operation is part of an ongoing process to make the agency another “enforcement” arm of the U.S. deportation and incarceration machine. We should all be disturbed by it.
José G. Miranda
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U.S. based movement lawyer advancing migrant, refugee, abolitionist, labor & climate justice struggles.
![Highlighted text from legal decision stating: SDDO Cuni also attempted to reconcile his misstatement about issuing the warrant before arresting petitioner: In [the original] Declaration, I stated that I issued the I-200 ... prior to arresting Petitioner. I should have clarified that, because the I-200 forms were inside my parked vehicle, which was across the street from where we encountered Petitioner, I first put handcuffs on Petitioner and escorted him across the street to the vehicle. At that point, once at my vehicle, I contacted the Law Enforcement Support Center, which confirmed the information I received via my Mobile Fortify search: i.e., Petitioner lacked immigration status. I then issued the I-200. To do that, I took a blank I-200 from the inside of my vehicle, which only had my electronically printed name and title on it. I completed the form, by hand, on the street. At 6:52 p.m., I took a photograph of the filled-out I-200 before it was served on Petitioner.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:sh6w2xnelsmxgzonocmrxaob/bafkreibmneu4ehk5fdk73ogycib4smb3szqylzfxrfksstj2ioox2q7bke)
