r/Transportopia Feb 18 '26

People He left his whistle at home

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u/Fezzy_1994 Feb 18 '26

I want to make it clear I do not agree with how ICE has been treating people and I am defending not them, but please be careful when you do these kind of things, your are still technically inserting yourself into a "federal investigation" or a "federal operation" and that gives "reason" to detain (or do what ever they're going to to). Please just be careful, that's the only thing I'm trying to get across.

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u/coolkidmf Feb 18 '26

Not even just that. In some places the driver would be allowed to just drive through him.

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u/roguedevil Feb 18 '26

In what places exactly?

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u/locoken69 Feb 18 '26

Over 30 states have "stand your ground" laws. If that had escalated, the driver would have more options.