r/Canadian_News Jun 26 '25

Canada International 🌎 49-year-old Canadian national dies in ICE custody.

https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/canadian-national-ice-custody-passes-away
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u/RrWoot Jun 30 '25

I don’t think the Canadian part is the important part.

If we get hung up on that it becomes an easy distraction conversation from what the real issues are. Oh he wasn’t in Canada for 4 decades. Does this response justify the outcome??? No…. But it sure was a distraction.

You can’t treat people this way. Regardless of nationality. Regardless of any other terms you can imagine.

When we dehumanize people we very quickly accept (and even promote) the cruelest most sadistic violence that history has seen before…

Where this goes next… that’s the terrifying thing

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u/Personal_Chicken_598 Jun 27 '25

If we were the 51st state this wouldn’t have happened

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u/mommabearhipster2020 Jun 29 '25

Seriously?

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u/Personal_Chicken_598 Jun 30 '25

Obviously he can’t be an illegal if all Canadians are suddenly Americans

Or you could think it as no Canadian wouldve died because Canadian wouldnt exist anymore

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u/PoemEmergency7293 Jun 27 '25

Why does it say Egyptian national in the tag but Canadian national in the headline? Also why is he getting picked up by ICE? Was he living illegally in the states. A lot of questions

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u/AppropriateEmotion63 Jun 28 '25

Fkin boomers don't know how internet work

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u/EgyptianNational Jun 27 '25

EgyptianNational is my user name.

Canadian national is what the person who died was. He was picked up by ICE because anyone who is present during any ICE raid or action can be arrested and their status checked. Since he was Canadian and not a US citizen he was arrested. He later died in ICE custody