They Keep Ramming ICE!

Federal and local tensions erupted in Chicago after a chaotic collision between ICE agents and Dayanne Figueroa, a U.S. citizen who says she was violently pulled from her car at gunpoint after being caught in the middle of an immigration raid. The October 10th incident in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood began when unmarked federal vehicles were blocking streets during an ICE operation targeting landscapers suspected of being undocumented. Figueroa’s car collided with one of the vehicles, and video shows agents surrounding her with weapons drawn. ICE claims she rammed their vehicle and interfered with an active operation, while she insists agents hit her and violated her rights. The footage has gone viral nationwide, with many calling for an independent investigation. The event has reignited the debate over ICE tactics, accountability, and whether U.S. citizens caught in immigration operations have any real protections. In the same news cycle, former Vice President Dick Cheney passed away at age 84 from complications related to pneumonia and heart disease. A defining figure of the War on Terror, Cheney’s death has divided the nation — veterans and conservatives honor his service, while critics condemn his legacy in Iraq and the expansion of executive power. As tributes pour in from world leaders and military allies, others are using his death to revisit the most controversial chapters of post-9/11 America. Meanwhile, Arizona judge Kristyne Schaaf-Olson resigned after being caught on police bodycam allegedly relieving herself in public outside the Yavapai County Courthouse — a viral scandal that has sparked outrage over double standards and professional accountability in the justice system. These stories together reflect the widening gap between public institutions and the people they serve, from the federal enforcement level to the highest offices of government and the courts.

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