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Minnesota hospital nurses dispute ICE claim that man shattered his skull by running into a wall
(www.independent.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2026
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Technically wouldn't ice be considered mandated reporters? If they are, that could actually be a really good way to go after them in court and possibly sidestep qualified immunity claims. You aren't going after them for what they did. You'd be going after them for failing to report the abuses they committed
And when the judge's decision isn't enforced, what do we do?
Just because a judgement may not be enforced does not mean we shouldn't pursue a judgement. Giving up before trying is what the bad guys want you to do. If we have an unenforced judgement we have one more thing we can point at to show how corrupt this government is.
Note i didn't ask what's the point, i asked what do we do!
Arrest them, and shoot them if they resist.
Per Minnesota Law, yes. Law enforcement are mandated reporters. If they are, could that go after QI claims? I'm not a lawyer but hey go for it. First you have to overcome Sovereign Immunity and get them to agree to the suit if i recall and then there has to be no prior case law addressing it. (i worked in a different title so this is not my cup of tea i'm just remembering what the family judge taught me. I could be all wrong).