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EarthFirst

(2,900 posts)
Fri Feb 24, 2017, 02:29 PM Feb 2017

Question: Is an agent of ICE required to identify themselves in the way a LEO is?

I'm not finding the specific answer that I'm looking for, including whether or not an ICE agent carries an identifying number similar to a 'badge number' that a LEO would use to identify oneself...

Any help?

Thanks!

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Question: Is an agent of ICE required to identify themselves in the way a LEO is? (Original Post) EarthFirst Feb 2017 OP
Interesting question gopiscrap Feb 2017 #1
I ask, because I just watched a video on Denverite... EarthFirst Feb 2017 #2

gopiscrap

(23,756 posts)
1. Interesting question
Fri Feb 24, 2017, 02:31 PM
Feb 2017

I would think in the interest of their own safety they would identify themselves. That brings up another question are undocumented folks and for that matter legal resident immigrants allowed to own a weapon? z

EarthFirst

(2,900 posts)
2. I ask, because I just watched a video on Denverite...
Fri Feb 24, 2017, 02:37 PM
Feb 2017

In which an attorney asks three agents in a courthouse lobby who confirmed their status as agents, however refused to identify themselves after repeated inquiries to identify themselves.

After each query, they maintained that they were not permitted to speak any further, and gave a telephone number to the attorney for further requests...

This question is also on the heels of LAPD requesting that ICE agents cease using the moniker 'police' or 'police officer' when identifying themselves while conducting official business as an agent of ICE.

So it seems to me like there is a huge issue here on identifying oneself as an agent, when there is no way to corroborate that claim nor is there any recourse of misconduct when they refuse to identify themselves...

There's a lot of questions here that don't seem to have a lot of answers right now.

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