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Margotcuellar52 :

marthaarias027 :

Gracias por todo lo que ase por nuestros hermanos

Nick53 :

Tony gracias [Like][Pray]

Ricardo :

buen trabajo compa tony

Morenita26 :

donde fue la detencion?

omarhernandez :

muchas bendiciones para la familia todo va estar bien que dios los bendiga mucho

Jose Flores :

Un amigo me avisó temprano

Lupe Garcia :

q dios lo benfiga don Tony por lo q ase bemdiciones

MocaniAlpez :

Gracias por su trabajo Don Tony

Jose Flores :

Buenas tardes grasias por lainformacioBendiciines

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AngelHernandez :

No, federal immigration agents (like ICE) do not have the right to break your car or home windows without a specific judicial warrant signed by a judge. Under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, individuals are protected against unreasonable searches and seizures, and immigration officers cannot forcibly enter private property or a vehicle without legal authorization. This question is highly relevant to Salem residents following a widely reported incident in Salem, Oregon, where federal immigration agents boxed in and shattered the car window of a Latina woman (who was a U.S. citizen), forcefully removing her and causing serious injuries. The incident sparked severe community backlash, condemnation from city officials, and local legal forums to educate the public on their rights. Your Rights During an Immigration Traffic Stop If you are stopped by immigration agents while in a vehicle, legal experts and civil rights groups emphasize the following protections: • Ask for a Warrant: Keep your doors locked and windows rolled up slightly to communicate. Ask if they have a warrant signed by a judge. An administrative ICE warrant (signed by ICE itself, not a judge) does not give them the right to force entry into your car or home. • The Right to Remain Silent: You have the constitutional right to remain silent. You do not have to answer questions about your citizenship, where you were born, or how you entered the country. • Do Not Consent to a Search: Explicitly state that you do not consent to them searching your vehicle or your person. • Record the Interaction: You, your passengers, or bystanders have a legal right to record video of the interaction as long as you do not interfere with their operations. Local Response in Salem Following aggressive enforcement actions in Salem, the city’s Human Rights Commission and organizations like the Oregon Law Center have held informational sessions to ensure community members know how to protect themselves. Additionally, the City of Salem maintains that federal immigration authorities do not have the right to access private areas of public buildings without a judicial warrant. If you or someone you know has had p