A federal judge in Oregon says he can no longer assume ICE agents are telling the truth in their arrest paperwork, declaring Monday that live testimony is now "necessary" after finding that warrantless arrests are still being made and facts are being "fabricated in official records" by immigration officers.

In a 50-page opinion, U.S. District Judge Mustafa Kasubhai ruled that ICE repeatedly violated an existing court order governing warrantless immigration arrests in the Beaver State, with inaccurate reports, missing records and accounts that did not match what actually happened.

The judge's loss of confidence in the agency was so pronounced that he withdrew the usual presumption that government officials have properly performed their duties.

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[–] 8 points 16 hours ago

It's one of the many reasons why I'm kinda done with the concept of "The benefit of the doubt" when it comes to the area of government right now. The entire system is allergic to accountability, to the point that we can't even make it priority when it's obvious its sorely needed like with Jeffries/Schumer and Trump.

So tired of the whole thing that I'm ready to rebuild from better foundations.

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