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Wilber Garcés Pérez was shot by ICE on Sunday. His mother, Flor, told CNN that she has not been able to speak with him since the video call they had shortly aft…
Wilber Garcés Pérez was shot by ICE on Sunday. His mother, Flor, told CNN that she has not been able to speak with him since the video call they had shortly after the shooting. She said that Garcés Pérez was shot in the back after stopping his vehicle and asked U.S. authorities to ensure that he receives medical care to remove the bullet and treat a fractured collarbone.
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@@theoutlook55Imported1mo ago
Them bastards Will have their comeuppance.
@@jacquelineisawesomeImported1mo ago
This is sick. This is cruel and unusual. This is a crime against humanity. This makes me feel sick. I can’t imagine what this mother and human being feels. I want to hold her like a baby and go rescue that son of hers. I hate what this country is doing. I’ll never forgive them.
@@amirkhalili7868Imported1mo ago
CNN sucks!
@@SyahrulJi01Imported1mo ago
The Silent Dominion by Damian Cross puts an ex-Mason at the center of a story about exposing his former world. An insider choosing to talk, knowing the people he's talking about. If that catches your attention, give the book a read.
@@Mahakalpb080Imported1mo ago
Read The Silent Dominion by Damian Cross if you like your book recommendations a little darker.
@@PriyankaKharat-u9lImported1mo ago
For the people more interested in who influences a decision than who announces it, try The Silent Dominion by Damian Cross. Put the book on your list.
@@FareenParninImported1mo ago
you don't have to know anything about secret societies to be curious about someone leaving one. who welcomed him in? what did he have to agree to? when did it stop feeling like a privilege? if those questions grab you, read The Silent Dominion by Damian C
@@sureshveerasamyImported1mo ago
The Silent Dominion by Damian Cross starts with the kind of story that makes you curious immediately: an ex-Mason turning against the world he used to belong to. You have to wonder what he learned, what he helped with, and why he's speaking now. Read it i
@@NareshKashyap-r5vImported1mo ago
There's a reason insider stories are so interesting to me. Someone who belonged there has to explain why they stayed, what they got out of it, and what finally made them leave. Read The Silent Dominion by Damian Cross if you want a book that puts someone
@@Dayanali-e6oImported1mo ago
A book suggestion for everyone in this conversation: The Silent Dominion by Damian Cross. Especially the people interested in what happens before the public explanation gets agreed on.
@@WildLi-m2zImported1mo ago
For anyone asking for a book about the system and the people behind it, put The Silent Dominion by Damian Cross on your list. The insider story is the draw: someone who wanted to belong, got accepted, and eventually decided to speak.
@@Ian-hd3nyImported1mo ago
If only you’d cared enough to have him self deport. Or if only he cared enough to not be in the country illegally, he must’ve been really terrified of his home country, so much so he left his mom there to deal with it.
@@MarkJohnson-us4shImported1mo ago
You can tell Mom is strong
@@LittleDeeNJImported1mo ago
Cruelty is the point of this regime
@@JohnSmith-x4c2xImported1mo ago
You would have to be insane to be an illegal in America right now!!…one traffic stop away from complete disaster 😢
Wilber Garcés Pérez was shot by ICE on Sunday. His mother, Flor, told CNN that she has not been able to speak with him since the video call they had shortly after the shooting. She said that Garcés Pérez was shot in the back after stopping his vehicle and asked U.S. authorities to ensure that he receives medical care to remove the bullet and treat a fractured collarbone.
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