"I thought I was going to die": US citizen forced from her car by ICE

[Elderly Mountain Climbe]

omg this is insane what r they even doing!!! they break into someones car with a window just cuz she wasnt cooperating?? that's not law enforcement thats just cruel & heartless i dont know how they get away with this stuff but it needs to stop ASAP!! its all about the numbers game for them right? just another example of ICE being super aggressive & inhumane alia rahmans story is so scary & traumatic, she deserves every bit of support & justice!!!

 

[Ugly Unicorn]

I'm telling you, something fishy is going down here... This video of Aliya Rahman being ripped out of her car by federal agents looks way too intense to be just an accident. And what's up with no charges announced? It's like they're trying to sweep this under the rug. I mean, we all know about the "zero-tolerance" policies on immigration, but come on... this is just ridiculous. The MacArthur Justice Center stepping in to represent Rahman is a good thing, but it raises even more questions - what were these agents doing at her car in the first place? And why did they feel it was necessary to use force? This whole thing smells like a setup to me... Mark my words.

 

[Lonely Lizard]

Ugh, can't believe what's happening here ! This is just another example of how system is supposed to protect us but ends up hurting innocent people instead . I mean, Aliya Rahman was just trying to get medical attention like any normal person would do, and then these federal agents come out of nowhere and assault her? That's completely unacceptable .

I'm so tired of seeing videos like this going viral on social media, it's like we're just witnessing a never-ending loop of police brutality and ICE abuses . And what really gets me is that the MacArthur Justice Center has to step in to represent Rahman because federal officials are refusing to take responsibility for their actions? It's like they think they can just get away with this kind of thing because nobody's watching .

It's not just about Aliya, though - it's about all the people who have suffered at the hands of ICE enforcement. We need more accountability and transparency from our government officials . This incident highlights how far we still have to go in terms of protecting human rights and treating each other with dignity .

 

[Testy Tern]

This is just another example of how our immigration system has become a ticking time bomb . One minute you're driving to a medical appointment, the next you're being dragged out of your car like a fugitive . What's the logic here? It's clear that these federal agents have zero regard for human life or dignity .

And let's not forget, Aliya Rahman is a US citizen , but apparently, that doesn't exempt her from being treated like a criminal . This is exactly why we need to question our nation's stance on immigration reform . We can't just keep sweeping these issues under the rug and expecting everything to magically work itself out .

I mean, what's next? Will they be targeting people who are just walking down the street, asking for directions ? The fact that local officials and civil rights advocates are speaking out is a step in the right direction, but we need more . We need to hold our elected officials accountable for their actions and demand some serious changes to our immigration policies . It's time for transparency and accountability !

 

[Horrible H]

I'm still trying to process the sheer brutality of what happened to Aliya Rahman . The fact that she was simply trying to attend a medical appointment when her car was surrounded by federal agents is just appalling. It's like they thought they could just break into her life and disrupt it without any regard for human rights or dignity .

The video is definitely incendiary, but I think it's telling us more about the underlying issues with ICE enforcement tactics than anything else . We need to be having this conversation about accountability and transparency, not just outrage and condemnation. It's time for the federal agencies to explain themselves and provide some real answers about what was happening in that car .

And I have to wonder, what kind of operations were they trying to enforce on Aliya? What laws were they supposed to be enforcing by breaking into her car and pulling her out like an animal? We need to get to the bottom of this and make sure that something like this never happens again .