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And Then They Came for the Baseball Coach and the Student
“Amaury Monsalve, right, at Nationals Park in Washington with his wife Aniushka and sons Sebasthian and Emmanuel. (Courtesy of Aniushka Monsalve)”
So what if you have a green card and no criminal convictions? ICE will come for you anyway....
If ICE or CBP goons don’t kill you...
- Reason, Oct. 29, 2026: “Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents slashed the tires of a couple who were recording the agents in an incident near Portland, Oregon, earlier this month. The agents then drove away without arresting or...
The courts keep telling the feds to behave...
Exhibit A:
U.S. District Judge Ramón E. Reyes, Jr., American Hero, Just Doing His Job
- P.A.G.C. v. Genalo Oct. 27, 2026: “The government does not dispute that it violated 8 C.F.R. § 236.1(b)(1). Indeed, it appears to concede the violat...
“Defendants and their officers and agents are prohibited from shooting Lopez with rubber bullets or any other projectiles at close range or otherwise.”
U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Bryan, American Hero, Just Doing His Job
- Minnesota Reformer, Oct. 30, 2026: “A federal judge has ordered the federal government to immediately return Kenis Lopez Gonzalez to the U.S. from the Central African...
And Then They Came for the Law Professor.
Prof. César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández
He’s a native-born American Citizen. He has a U.S. passport. Because he travels a lot, he is enrolled in Global Entry and CLEAR. He’s a tenured law professor. He has written and published three books...
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