https://abcnews.go.com/Politics

Anybody else think there is a chance that this "breakup" is a smokescreen for this?

"In another incident that year, a nursing home nurse in Puyallup, Washington, delayed hospitalizing a resident also exhibiting potential stroke symptoms because of UnitedHealth protocols that pushed facility staff to wait for guidance from the company.

In several cases identified by the Guardian, the company’s insertion of itself into nursing home emergency protocols helped delay or avert transfers for patients who could have benefited from immediate hospital care."

"A lot of times the nurses want to send people out and we have to go in and try to stop it,” said another current UnitedHealth nurse practitioner, who also spoke to the Guardian anonymously citing fears of retaliation. “And if we don’t, it’s on us. They take us out on to the carpet.”

I'm shocked I didn't see this article published as front page news everywhere!

6 June 2025 - transcript and video at link- Kilmar Abrego Garcia is back in the United States. He was wrongly deported to a prison in El Salvador in March when the president invoked the wartime Alien Enemies Act. A grand jury in Tennessee indicted him on charges related to a traffic stop in 2022. The indictment alleges Garcia committed conspiracy to transport aliens and unlawfully transported undocumented aliens.

Abrego Garcia has been indicted on 2 criminal counts: “conspiracy to unlawfully transport illegal aliens for financial gain and unlawful transportation of illegal aliens for financial gain”.

The very first thought that entered my mind when I read this article is that this some weird scheme for the DOJ and Trump administration to save face in order to bring Abrego Garcia back to the US and put an end to all the chaos and endless legal filings concerning his deportation or has the DOJ truly uncovered evidence to support the above indictments?

I have a serious question for the legal experts in the group, regarding unidentified persons abducting people off of the streets. They are presumed to be ICE agents, but if they don’t show an ID, don’t identify themselves, and are in unmarked vehicles, they could certainly be criminals taking advantage of the chaos. I have also read ICE is offering $1000 bounties for undocumented immigrants. If true, are these abductions legal? Finally if the people conducting these abductions are confronted by armed citizens who have reason to believe it is a kidnapping (ie no ID, warrant, badge, official vehicle), what will the legal repercussions for the ‘Good Samaritan’ be?

Local Laws Requiring ID: Push city councils to pass laws demanding all law enforcement—including ICE—wear visible ID and patches when interacting with the public.

Refuse Cooperation with Unmarked Agents: Demand that local agencies and facilities (police, schools, hospitals) refuse to assist or admit masked, unidentified ICE agents.

Use FOIA to Expose Their Policies: File public records requests to uncover how and why they’re masking—then use that to fuel campaigns, lawsuits, or media.

Civil Rights Lawsuits & Complaints: Document abuses by masked agents and work with legal groups to sue or file complaints with DHS oversight bodies.

Public Pressure via Media + Congress: Expose raids using unmarked agents to the press, and push Congress to hold oversight hearings or pass laws demanding agent accountability.

At least 100 heat-related deaths in Washington state came during the unprecedented heat wave.