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DEPARTMENT OF PRE-CRIME IS HERE!!! The Department of Homeland Security is running a police unit that uses Americans' financial records to predict whether they could commit crimes and is turning over their names to local police. 404 Media reports that the DHS's Predictive Intelligence Targeting Teams, or PITT, are feeding intelligence to local law enforcement, who are then pulling people over who are not suspected of any specific crimes. In one case, a PITT unit analyzed the financial activity of Kyle Olson, who was driving across Montana. Local police pulled him over, claiming that his license plate was obstructed. He was later charged with a DUI, according to the publication. The documents from that case are what led to 404 Media's discovery. Olson was provided a DHS document explaining the rationale behind his traffic stop, written by Border Patrol Agent Matthew Phelps, who is assigned to the "Spokane Sector Border Patrol Targeting & Intelligence Division (TID)—Predictive Intelligence Targeting Team (PITT)." Phelps wrote that his job entails reviewing "law enforcement–sensitive databases," including financial activity, to build intelligence before the government hands it over to local police. Phelps handed over "information contained within law enforcement-sensitive systems suggesting financial activity patterns commonly associated with illicit narcotics activity," the document states. He handed it over to Montana Highway Patrol, who pulled over Olson. "It was relayed to me by U.S. Border Patrol targeting analyst Matthew Phelps that he had identified a vehicle that had indicators of possible narcotics trafficking," wrote Sergeant James Beck of the Montana Highway Patrol. Olson had marijuana edibles, marijuana cuttings, and butane hash oil in his car from his job at a licensed cannabis farm in California, which he was transporting to his home in Wisconsin. At least one PITT unit is based near Spokane, Washington, and patrols the U.S.-Canada border, while another is based near Laredo, Texas, near the border with Mexico. U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, which is also part of DHS, already uses automatic license plate readers, and those are integrated into the agency's predictive policing tactics. The concept is ostensibly to find people who may have already committed crimes, but 404 Media didn't find any instances of this occurring. Instead, the government seems to be using predictive policing to create pretexts to pull over and detain people. Border Patrol refused to answer the publication's questions about what financial activity it's monitoring, and if it had a warrant to pull over Olson. A CPB spokesperson told 404 Media in an email that "U.S. Border Patrol uses intelligence-informed analysis and planning to support national security operations, allocate resources, and help identify potential threats and bad actors to public safety. These efforts are conducted consistent with applicable law, policy, privacy protections, and oversight requirements.
When Trump talks about making Canada a part of the United States, he's not really talking about letting Canada become apart of America. What he's really talking about is forming the New World Order's North American Union, as dreampt up by Bilderberg and the Club Of Rome. The elite have a plan to unite Canada, the U.S, Greenland and Mexico under a new union, called The North American Union. With it they will create a new North American Constitution which replaces each nation's governing documents, and it won't have any of the rights and freedoms we currently enjoy. Open borders with biometric checkpoints between the nations will be what they say will stop things like crime coming over the southern border (to go along with our digital IDs). A new dollar will be created as well, called the Amero, touted as the way we can stop the BRICS nations from usurping the U.S dollar as the World's Reserve Currency, which is currently taking place. The United States constitution was the only governing document that protected rights during the plandemic, allowing states to decide for themselves whether to force draconian lockdowns and vaxine mandates or not. The elite want to get rid of the U.S constitution because of this as it acts as a safeguard during false flags. (Not to mention the 2nd ammendment which an armed populace is a huge hindrance to the New World Order agenda)
BREAKING🚨ICE dragged a 66-year-old man with a green card down the front steps of his own home. Eight months later he collapsed in his cell with sepsis — oozing sores, swollen feet, and hair falling out. Rafael Vela Gonzalez spent more than three decades in the same Silver Lake neighborhood, building the crib that welcomed one couple's first baby, painting bedrooms, fixing plumbing, running the block's recycling. He retired a few years ago and spent his days caring for his partner of over 30 years, 81-year-old Vivian Lee Arguello. Itzel Luna of the Los Angeles Times first reported the full story of what happened next. In early January, two ICE agents grabbed him a few steps from his front door. Lee Arguello was on the couch when she heard him scream. Her mobility issues make it hard to walk unassisted, and by the time she reached the door he was already being pulled down the street. Video shows him dragged down the concrete steps and pushed to the ground before a third agent handcuffed him. "I couldn't do anything to help him," she said. Vela Gonzalez came from El Salvador at 19, two years after he was forced into the Salvadoran army at the start of the civil war. He qualified for the 1986 amnesty law, got a temporary green card, and carried it in his wallet for nearly five decades. He lost the wallet in 2023 and applied for a replacement. His attorney, Barbara Darnell, suspects that application is what put him on ICE's radar. It was denied in April 2025. Homeland Security says he was taken in a "targeted operation" and will stay in custody pending removal. He complained of stomach pain for weeks, then collapsed in his cell in June right after a court hearing. Adelanto refused to tell Lee Arguello or Darnell where he was, citing HIPAA. They found out from his cellmate. Homeland Security later said he was hospitalized June 17 to 22 for acute bronchitis and sepsis, and says all detainees receive comprehensive medical care. Four people have died at Adelanto since September. A federal judge ordered the government in July to fix the DRINKING WATER and medical care there. The government appealed, arguing it can't be held liable for GEO Group, the private company it pays to run the place. His bond was denied in July. The court called him a flight risk. Lee Arguello has moved in with a niece in Lynwood and now has to sell the house. Chico, his German shepherd, was rehomed last month after searching for men who looked like him on every walk. If you appreciate my posts, it would mean the world if you followed my page. Thank you for being here.
HEALING LODGES:THE PART OF CANADIAN JAILS NO ONE TALKS ABOUT🔐 There’s something in Canada 🇨🇦 that doesn’t exist anywhere else in the world 🌍 And almost nobody talks about it 🤫 It’s called a Section 81 Healing Lodge 🪶 Here’s how it works 👇 In most countries, if you’re Indigenous and you go to prison ⛓️ you go to a regular prison 🏢 Maybe they have a program. Maybe an Elder visits 👨🏽🦳 But the prison is still run by the government 👮 Canada did something different in 1992 📜 We put it into federal law ⚖️ It’s called Section 81 ✍️ Section 81 says the government can legally transfer custody of an Indigenous person to an Indigenous community 🤝 That means the community is now responsible for that person ❤️ Not the government. The community 🏡 And they don’t run it like a normal prison 🚫 Right now there are 10 of these Healing Lodges across Canada 🍁 They’re owned and run by First Nations communities 🪶 The Correctional Service funds them, but the Elders are in charge 👨🏽🦳👩🏽🦳 So what’s it actually like inside? 👀 No barbed wire 🚫⛓️ No big concrete blocks 🧱 The buildings are round ⭕ Made of wood 🪵 You’re living on the land 🌲🏞️ Instead of just doing time ⏰ your day is ceremony 🔥 Sweat lodges 🪨💨 Pipe ceremonies 🪶 Learning from Elders 👨🏽🦳 Wood carving 🪵 Being on the land 🌿 The whole point is healing ❤️🩹 Because Canada had to admit something 😔 Indigenous people are in federal prison way too much 📊 And locking people up the same way wasn’t fixing it ❌ So communities said: "Let us try something different." 🗣️ And the government actually said yes ✅ And put it in law 📜 Now, other countries have looked at this 👀 The US 🇺🇸 Australia 🇦🇺 New Zealand 🇳🇿 They liked the idea 💡 But they couldn’t do it ❌ Legal problems ⚖️ Who has jurisdiction. Private prisons 💰 It was too complicated 😵💫 Canada is still the ONLY country that made it law 🇨🇦✨ So when people say "all prisons are the same"... that’s not true here ❌ We have regular federal prisons 🏢⛓️ And we have Section 81 Healing Lodges 🪶🌲 Two different ways to do corrections in one country 🇨🇦 And that’s important 💯 Because if one community can take custody and choose healing over just punishment... Be real — had you ever heard of Section 81 before this? 👀 #Section81 #HealingLodge #CanadianPrisons #ThinkingInSilence #ChangeIsPossible
Something I’ve learned spending so much time with people coming home from jail is that we assume everybody knows how to do basic adult stuff. They don’t. And I don’t mean that ugly. I mean some of our guys have never had a bank account. Never signed a lease. Never had a job with benefits. Never had anybody teach them how to budget money or build credit or even what questions you’re supposed to ask at a doctor’s appointment. Then they get out and we’re like alright buddy, good luck. Get a job. Find somewhere to live. Stay sober. Pay your fines. Make your probation appointments. Fix your relationships. Stay away from everybody you used to hang out with. Oh, and make good decisions. Cool. With what money? What car? What credit? What rental history? What support system? And God forbid they mess up because there will be 47 people standing around ready to say, “See, I knew he’d go right back.” Sometimes reentry support is literally just having somebody you can call and say, “Hey, I’ve never done this before. What am I supposed to do?” #reentrysupport #felons #wedorecover
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