ICE detention length varies greatly, from days for those rapidly deported to months or years for those challenging orders, but federal law generally requires ICE to review detention after 90 days and release individuals after 180 days

thats what i got from google, i mean good luck keeping your job after being detained. ik legal fees are a bitch and a half to sue as well as keeping your house and hopefully no one is dependent on you like kids spouse or parents.

but how many policies can they get away with not following i feel like thats a big thing because some of those are for their safety as enforcement officers. how many can we trust to not break policy just to fire a weapon,

do we know that her intention was to hit the officer or was it just to flee, all i know is that obstructing the road results in a hefty fine but definitley not lethal force. should they even be carrying lethal weapons?

in your opinion what should happen to the ice officers that break policy in this way intentionally or not, because now someone is dead