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Originally Posted by DogJuiceMan
The easiest targets in order of ease of capture are:
1. DACAs, they have given all their DATA and info and they are unlikely to change it significantly enough to avoid being caught.
2. All the twitter undocs who proudly announced to the whole internet and ICE that they are illegal. All ICE has to do is request their information from twitter, who has helpfully provided it to other law enforcement agencies in the past.
3. They could also go to to facebook and get the information there.
This is why I have zero social media and I use Tor behind a VPN from russia.
Really the main thing here is keeping your head down, not being an ass, not drawing attention to yourself. Not speeding. Not drinking and driving. Yes that includes wet reckless. No marijuana. No drugs.
Everyone's like but DJM they dont keep records!! Your face is an ID now. If you're on camera, you are on record.
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I'd say #2 are DACA family members. We had to disclose all inhabited addresses over the years. It's easy for them to cross reference names or come knocking on those doors.
The biggest take away from all of this is that yes, Trump can end DACA and SCOTUS will likely give him the win, but should the feds use volunteered information it promised not to use against our removal? If the answer is yes, as it's been with the native Americans, the Iranians, NAFTA, China, and plenty other meaningless promises/contracts, it paints the US government yet again as not to be trusted and no one should engage in contracting w/them.