“ICE” [FN1] agents, in masks, grab people who “look like” they are neither U.S. citizens nor in the U.S. with proper documentation. Parallels can be drawn between agents of ICE & agents of of other police States. Germany, 1933-45, is one such State. 1/6

There is a difference between ICE and agents of the NSDAP, including the SS and the SA. ICE personnel seek to hide their identities with masks. Perhaps they realize there’s no immunity from prosecution because they only are following orders. That’s not a defense. 2/6

After WW2, former officers of the Wehrmacht, amongst others, were not allowed to interpose “following orders” as a defense. “[M]ore than 5,000 people were convicted of war crimes or crimes against humanity” in Germany. [FN2] That’s why we should save video. 3/6

They hide their faces. Once this country throws out this regime, its members should stand trial on appropriate charges, including kidnaping and homicide. For those prosecutions, in which crimes are blatant, identities of perpetrators will be made more easily with video. 4/6

And ICE agents have a pretty good idea of what they can face, so they hide their faces. Gestapo were cowardly thugs & they didn’t cover their faces. So buy some thumb drives and a storage container safe from electronic damage. 5/6

Footnotes:
FN1. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
FN2. Tony Judt, “Post War: A History of Europe Since 1945,” (2006) p. 53. 6/6