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Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

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> MinotStateBeav spin..
> Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

per link, that Beav refuses to believe..

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The baby girl, mother and father are all US Citizens - just in case you thought your family was safe.

Rafael Veraza was spending his weekend like any other dad, on a grocery run with his wife and baby daughter at Sam's Club. When they noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, they decided to leave without shopping.
Federal agents filled their car with pepper spray.

The video makes me sick to my stomach. His daughter screams in pain and struggles to open her eyes. When they rushed to the hospital, the doctor had to call poison control because they'd never treated such a young child for pepper spray exposure.

Now the family has to monitor for potential long-term damage to their daughter's lungs and eyes.

Tricia McLaughlin, a DHS spokesperson, denied that agents pepper-sprayed anyone at Sam's Club. The video shows otherwise. There it is, plain as day: an agent filling a car with pepper spray while a baby screams inside.

They're committing heinous acts of abuse, state sponsored violence, against babies. And lying about it as if we are foolish enough to take their word for it.

Rafael Veraza is a U.S. citizen. His wife is a U.S. citizen. Their baby was born here. Now he says he has hate toward the government. Who could possibly blame him?

Veraza's wife was filming the parking lot scene on her smartphone. She wanted to show their baby the turbulent times she was born in, someday. Instead she caught the only evidence that makes them feel empowered to speak out.

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Any chance the parents get arrested for child endangerment for purposely driving their open windowed car at ICE agents?

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Wait . . . why should that be cause for immigration agents to pepper spray them?

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Sounds like stupid parents who are lying about what happened. It is hard to tell what happened since the video happens to start only 1 second before the pepper spray incident. Another video shows ICE being outnumbered and harassed by angry folks. I don't know why the driver had his windows down in 30 degree weather, and I don't know why ICE pepper sprayed the driver.

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So you don't know but have already decided the parents are at fault. Cool.

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Your comment here is based on things you made up in your head. Try to read things as they are, instead of with what appears to be massive bias.

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Not sure how to read your comments thus far on this other than to say that you already believe the parents are lying about their story and are really at fault for their daughter getting tear-gassed. Maybe you can explain yourself further.

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I believe there is a high likelihood that the parents are lying. I believe that the parents likely at least share some responsibility for the teargassing, but it is hard to tell because the video is selectively edited to start exactly as they are being teargassed.

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And you believe this because . . . ?

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1) Selectively edited video;
2) Inconsistent statements regarding the baby; and
3) The paragraph above in the article linked on the twitter post lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE.

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Which statements are inconsistent and which article lied about what now?

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1) the statements about the baby; and
2) the article linked in the Twitter, which I believe is supposed to be the Washington Post.

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Okay, so what are the lies in that article?

Genuinely curious, because I read it and don't know what you mean.

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Other than the parents' inconsistent statements about the pepper spray's effect on the baby, the linked article lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE. That story is discussed already in this thread.

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Okay, so the "lie" in your view has nothing to do with these parents and the incident they are talking about. Let's put that aside.

What is inconsistent about their remarks about their child?

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MinotStateBeav said:

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Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

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> MinotStateBeav spin..
> Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

per link, that Beav refuses to believe..

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The baby girl, mother and father are all US Citizens - just in case you thought your family was safe.

Rafael Veraza was spending his weekend like any other dad, on a grocery run with his wife and baby daughter at Sam's Club. When they noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, they decided to leave without shopping.
Federal agents filled their car with pepper spray.

The video makes me sick to my stomach. His daughter screams in pain and struggles to open her eyes. When they rushed to the hospital, the doctor had to call poison control because they'd never treated such a young child for pepper spray exposure.

Now the family has to monitor for potential long-term damage to their daughter's lungs and eyes.

Tricia McLaughlin, a DHS spokesperson, denied that agents pepper-sprayed anyone at Sam's Club. The video shows otherwise. There it is, plain as day: an agent filling a car with pepper spray while a baby screams inside.

They're committing heinous acts of abuse, state sponsored violence, against babies. And lying about it as if we are foolish enough to take their word for it.

Rafael Veraza is a U.S. citizen. His wife is a U.S. citizen. Their baby was born here. Now he says he has hate toward the government. Who could possibly blame him?

Veraza's wife was filming the parking lot scene on her smartphone. She wanted to show their baby the turbulent times she was born in, someday. Instead she caught the only evidence that makes them feel empowered to speak out.

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Any chance the parents get arrested for child endangerment for purposely driving their open windowed car at ICE agents?

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Wait . . . why should that be cause for immigration agents to pepper spray them?

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Sounds like stupid parents who are lying about what happened. It is hard to tell what happened since the video happens to start only 1 second before the pepper spray incident. Another video shows ICE being outnumbered and harassed by angry folks. I don't know why the driver had his windows down in 30 degree weather, and I don't know why ICE pepper sprayed the driver.

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So you don't know but have already decided the parents are at fault. Cool.

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Your comment here is based on things you made up in your head. Try to read things as they are, instead of with what appears to be massive bias.

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Not sure how to read your comments thus far on this other than to say that you already believe the parents are lying about their story and are really at fault for their daughter getting tear-gassed. Maybe you can explain yourself further.

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I believe there is a high likelihood that the parents are lying. I believe that the parents likely at least share some responsibility for the teargassing, but it is hard to tell because the video is selectively edited to start exactly as they are being teargassed.

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And you believe this because . . . ?

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1) Selectively edited video;
2) Inconsistent statements regarding the baby; and
3) The paragraph above in the article linked on the twitter post lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE.

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Which statements are inconsistent and which article lied about what now?

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1) the statements about the baby; and
2) the article linked in the Twitter, which I believe is supposed to be the Washington Post.

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Okay, so what are the lies in that article?

Genuinely curious, because I read it and don't know what you mean.

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Other than the parents' inconsistent statements about the pepper spray's effect on the baby, the linked article lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE. That story is discussed already in this thread.

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Okay, so the "lie" in your view has nothing to do with these parents and the incident they are talking about. Let's put that aside.

What is inconsistent about their remarks about their child?

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The video is edited to begin right as they are being pepper sprayed and the statements are incident as to the degree the baby was hurt, if at all.

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MinotStateBeav said:

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Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

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> MinotStateBeav spin..
> Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

per link, that Beav refuses to believe..

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The baby girl, mother and father are all US Citizens - just in case you thought your family was safe.

Rafael Veraza was spending his weekend like any other dad, on a grocery run with his wife and baby daughter at Sam's Club. When they noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, they decided to leave without shopping.
Federal agents filled their car with pepper spray.

The video makes me sick to my stomach. His daughter screams in pain and struggles to open her eyes. When they rushed to the hospital, the doctor had to call poison control because they'd never treated such a young child for pepper spray exposure.

Now the family has to monitor for potential long-term damage to their daughter's lungs and eyes.

Tricia McLaughlin, a DHS spokesperson, denied that agents pepper-sprayed anyone at Sam's Club. The video shows otherwise. There it is, plain as day: an agent filling a car with pepper spray while a baby screams inside.

They're committing heinous acts of abuse, state sponsored violence, against babies. And lying about it as if we are foolish enough to take their word for it.

Rafael Veraza is a U.S. citizen. His wife is a U.S. citizen. Their baby was born here. Now he says he has hate toward the government. Who could possibly blame him?

Veraza's wife was filming the parking lot scene on her smartphone. She wanted to show their baby the turbulent times she was born in, someday. Instead she caught the only evidence that makes them feel empowered to speak out.

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Any chance the parents get arrested for child endangerment for purposely driving their open windowed car at ICE agents?

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Wait . . . why should that be cause for immigration agents to pepper spray them?

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Sounds like stupid parents who are lying about what happened. It is hard to tell what happened since the video happens to start only 1 second before the pepper spray incident. Another video shows ICE being outnumbered and harassed by angry folks. I don't know why the driver had his windows down in 30 degree weather, and I don't know why ICE pepper sprayed the driver.

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So you don't know but have already decided the parents are at fault. Cool.

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Your comment here is based on things you made up in your head. Try to read things as they are, instead of with what appears to be massive bias.

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Not sure how to read your comments thus far on this other than to say that you already believe the parents are lying about their story and are really at fault for their daughter getting tear-gassed. Maybe you can explain yourself further.

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I believe there is a high likelihood that the parents are lying. I believe that the parents likely at least share some responsibility for the teargassing, but it is hard to tell because the video is selectively edited to start exactly as they are being teargassed.

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And you believe this because . . . ?

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1) Selectively edited video;
2) Inconsistent statements regarding the baby; and
3) The paragraph above in the article linked on the twitter post lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE.

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Which statements are inconsistent and which article lied about what now?

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1) the statements about the baby; and
2) the article linked in the Twitter, which I believe is supposed to be the Washington Post.

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Okay, so what are the lies in that article?

Genuinely curious, because I read it and don't know what you mean.

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Other than the parents' inconsistent statements about the pepper spray's effect on the baby, the linked article lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE. That story is discussed already in this thread.

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Okay, so the "lie" in your view has nothing to do with these parents and the incident they are talking about. Let's put that aside.

What is inconsistent about their remarks about their child?

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The video is edited to begin right as they are being pepper sprayed and the statements are incident as to the degree the baby was hurt, if at all.

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Cite the specific statements that seem to be inconsistent with each other. I don't see it.

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MinotStateBeav said:

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Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

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> MinotStateBeav spin..
> Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

per link, that Beav refuses to believe..

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The baby girl, mother and father are all US Citizens - just in case you thought your family was safe.

Rafael Veraza was spending his weekend like any other dad, on a grocery run with his wife and baby daughter at Sam's Club. When they noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, they decided to leave without shopping.
Federal agents filled their car with pepper spray.

The video makes me sick to my stomach. His daughter screams in pain and struggles to open her eyes. When they rushed to the hospital, the doctor had to call poison control because they'd never treated such a young child for pepper spray exposure.

Now the family has to monitor for potential long-term damage to their daughter's lungs and eyes.

Tricia McLaughlin, a DHS spokesperson, denied that agents pepper-sprayed anyone at Sam's Club. The video shows otherwise. There it is, plain as day: an agent filling a car with pepper spray while a baby screams inside.

They're committing heinous acts of abuse, state sponsored violence, against babies. And lying about it as if we are foolish enough to take their word for it.

Rafael Veraza is a U.S. citizen. His wife is a U.S. citizen. Their baby was born here. Now he says he has hate toward the government. Who could possibly blame him?

Veraza's wife was filming the parking lot scene on her smartphone. She wanted to show their baby the turbulent times she was born in, someday. Instead she caught the only evidence that makes them feel empowered to speak out.

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Any chance the parents get arrested for child endangerment for purposely driving their open windowed car at ICE agents?

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Wait . . . why should that be cause for immigration agents to pepper spray them?

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Sounds like stupid parents who are lying about what happened. It is hard to tell what happened since the video happens to start only 1 second before the pepper spray incident. Another video shows ICE being outnumbered and harassed by angry folks. I don't know why the driver had his windows down in 30 degree weather, and I don't know why ICE pepper sprayed the driver.

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So you don't know but have already decided the parents are at fault. Cool.

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Your comment here is based on things you made up in your head. Try to read things as they are, instead of with what appears to be massive bias.

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Not sure how to read your comments thus far on this other than to say that you already believe the parents are lying about their story and are really at fault for their daughter getting tear-gassed. Maybe you can explain yourself further.

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I believe there is a high likelihood that the parents are lying. I believe that the parents likely at least share some responsibility for the teargassing, but it is hard to tell because the video is selectively edited to start exactly as they are being teargassed.

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And you believe this because . . . ?

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1) Selectively edited video;
2) Inconsistent statements regarding the baby; and
3) The paragraph above in the article linked on the twitter post lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE.

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Which statements are inconsistent and which article lied about what now?

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1) the statements about the baby; and
2) the article linked in the Twitter, which I believe is supposed to be the Washington Post.

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Okay, so what are the lies in that article?

Genuinely curious, because I read it and don't know what you mean.

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Other than the parents' inconsistent statements about the pepper spray's effect on the baby, the linked article lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE. That story is discussed already in this thread.

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Here's video of the incident with the lady driving and the segment of the article that I assume you are asserting is a lie:

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Dayanne Figueroa, who was born and raised in the U.S., had been driving to her job as a paralegal for a marketing company on the morning of Oct. 10 when she heard a chorus of car horns warnings from locals that immigration agents were nearby. She honked at the vehicle blocking her path. Seeing her lane clear, she said she accelerated forward to steer clear of the action.

Video of the incident shows an unmarked SUV swerve to the right as Figueroa's vehicle moves forward and then crashes into the driver's side. A moment later, immigration agents exited the SUV with guns drawn. They pulled Figueroa out of the car by her shoulders and handcuffed her as she thrashed on the pavement.

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Article link: https://archive.is/F1zp8#selection-609.0-615.312

I'll let folks decide for themselves if it seems like the incident was described inaccurately here. The rest is mostly just quoting Figueroa's description of her experience in detention. No way of knowing if this is false or not.

My my my how the turn tables.

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MinotStateBeav said:

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Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

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> MinotStateBeav spin..
> Leftists bring their children to ice protests with them to use them as human shields. These people are sick af.

per link, that Beav refuses to believe..

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The baby girl, mother and father are all US Citizens - just in case you thought your family was safe.

Rafael Veraza was spending his weekend like any other dad, on a grocery run with his wife and baby daughter at Sam's Club. When they noticed immigration agents in the parking lot, they decided to leave without shopping.
Federal agents filled their car with pepper spray.

The video makes me sick to my stomach. His daughter screams in pain and struggles to open her eyes. When they rushed to the hospital, the doctor had to call poison control because they'd never treated such a young child for pepper spray exposure.

Now the family has to monitor for potential long-term damage to their daughter's lungs and eyes.

Tricia McLaughlin, a DHS spokesperson, denied that agents pepper-sprayed anyone at Sam's Club. The video shows otherwise. There it is, plain as day: an agent filling a car with pepper spray while a baby screams inside.

They're committing heinous acts of abuse, state sponsored violence, against babies. And lying about it as if we are foolish enough to take their word for it.

Rafael Veraza is a U.S. citizen. His wife is a U.S. citizen. Their baby was born here. Now he says he has hate toward the government. Who could possibly blame him?

Veraza's wife was filming the parking lot scene on her smartphone. She wanted to show their baby the turbulent times she was born in, someday. Instead she caught the only evidence that makes them feel empowered to speak out.

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Any chance the parents get arrested for child endangerment for purposely driving their open windowed car at ICE agents?

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Wait . . . why should that be cause for immigration agents to pepper spray them?

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Sounds like stupid parents who are lying about what happened. It is hard to tell what happened since the video happens to start only 1 second before the pepper spray incident. Another video shows ICE being outnumbered and harassed by angry folks. I don't know why the driver had his windows down in 30 degree weather, and I don't know why ICE pepper sprayed the driver.

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So you don't know but have already decided the parents are at fault. Cool.

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Your comment here is based on things you made up in your head. Try to read things as they are, instead of with what appears to be massive bias.

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Not sure how to read your comments thus far on this other than to say that you already believe the parents are lying about their story and are really at fault for their daughter getting tear-gassed. Maybe you can explain yourself further.

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I believe there is a high likelihood that the parents are lying. I believe that the parents likely at least share some responsibility for the teargassing, but it is hard to tell because the video is selectively edited to start exactly as they are being teargassed.

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And you believe this because . . . ?

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1) Selectively edited video;
2) Inconsistent statements regarding the baby; and
3) The paragraph above in the article linked on the twitter post lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE.

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Which statements are inconsistent and which article lied about what now?

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1) the statements about the baby; and
2) the article linked in the Twitter, which I believe is supposed to be the Washington Post.

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Okay, so what are the lies in that article?

Genuinely curious, because I read it and don't know what you mean.

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Other than the parents' inconsistent statements about the pepper spray's effect on the baby, the linked article lies about the incident with the lady driving and getting hit by ICE. That story is discussed already in this thread.

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Here's video of the incident with the lady driving and the segment of the article that I assume you are asserting is a lie:

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Dayanne Figueroa, who was born and raised in the U.S., had been driving to her job as a paralegal for a marketing company on the morning of Oct. 10 when she heard a chorus of car horns warnings from locals that immigration agents were nearby. She honked at the vehicle blocking her path. Seeing her lane clear, she said she accelerated forward to steer clear of the action.

Video of the incident shows an unmarked SUV swerve to the right as Figueroa's vehicle moves forward and then crashes into the driver's side. A moment later, immigration agents exited the SUV with guns drawn. They pulled Figueroa out of the car by her shoulders and handcuffed her as she thrashed on the pavement.

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Article link: https://archive.is/F1zp8#selection-609.0-615.312

I'll let folks decide for themselves if it seems like the incident was described inaccurately here. The rest is mostly just quoting Figueroa's description of her experience in detention. No way of knowing if this is false or not.

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Below is the uncut video of the incident. The article's description mischaracterize the events.

GOOD THING THERE WAS AN UNCUT VERSION OF THE VIDEO INSTEAD OF THE SELECTIVELY EDITED VERSION THAT FOLKS PUT OUT TO MAKE ICE SEEM HORRIBLE. It is a chaotic scene and the ICE car was clearly trying to turn but the ICE protestors / terrorists prevented it from doing so. Figueroa had no business speeding forward into the turning car.

pic.twitter.com/bb0wgn6YKf Ms. Rodriguez, the video in your post is cut short, so is the “longer” one in your article. The uncut video shows Figueroa’s black car parked, then accelerating and crashing *into* the federal vehicle as it departs. Your reporting is recklessly misleading…

— Alexander Lacherbauer (@lacherbauer) November 4, 2025

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I don't think this video is any more conclusive. You just just as easily say that she was waiting for the ICE truck to clear the road (which it is fully blocking), then thought they were pulling off the road to the left and accelerated to get by, then was surprised when they U-turned back in to her lane and they collided. Your tweet is reading a lot of intent into it here. This could easily be a normal minor traffic accident that happens all the time.

Maybe she was in a rush to attend her local Republican district precinct meeting, and it was her turn to buy the snacks. Possible? yes. Likely? no.