Child care providers: "We're used to Minnesota snow days, now we have ICE days." (Watch)

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Minnesota childcare providers and parents speak out with emotion and conviction on ICE targeting childcare centers and the impact on children and their community.

watch press conference:

Minnesota educators and families call on ICE agents to stay away from schools
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/minnesota-educators-families-ice-agents-stay-away-schools/

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1. ;-{) ICE COLD KILLERS.......

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3. Yeah, they're going where all those hardcore criminals are hiding

Daycares, schools, residential neighborhoods, restaurants, and of course, Home Depot. That's where they'll find the dangerous gang members and drug dealers.

These agents aren't just heavily armed bullies, they are also super wimps. There's nothing quite so manly as taking down women, children, and the elderly.

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4. When ICE went to a Minnesota high school to arrest 2 teachers

They sprayed high school kids with chemical toxins so school had to close for the rest of the week.

That poor US teen boy working at Target - ten masked psychopaths pile on top of him because of his skin color. Poor kid was so dazed when he got up telling his co workers to call his mom.

What’s with the dragging, hitting and sitting on women., I guess women hate and psychopathy go together.

When they start going door to door, they will probably kill some babies sooner than later.

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5. And how many men does it take to subdue a woman?

Or a sickly old man? They are so out of control now that I don't think they even care that much about skin color anymore - everyone is now the enemy.

Any men who can zip-tie young children in PJs and even naked in cold weather could easily kill children and babies. If nothing else, a stray bullet could take out a baby in its crib.

Whenever I see a cop or agent being excessively aggressive with a woman, I wonder what ex that woman reminded him of.

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