En Washington, la representante Ramírez llama mentirosa a Noem y Duckworth cuestiona despliegues de Trump

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UnaRepresentante de la República del Norte pide investigación contra secretaria de la defensa tras las amenazas de Trump, mientras que Duckworth cuestiona despliegues militares en el país.

En una audiencia separada al comité de seguridad nacional del Congreso, la representante estadounidense Delia Ramírez y la senadora Tammy Duckworth se enfrentaron a altos funcionarios de la administración de Trump. La representante llamó a la secretaria de la defensa, Kristi Noem, mentirosa en varias ocasiones.

La secretaria de la defensa afirmó que no había arrestado ni detenido a ciudadanos estadounidenses, aunque Ramírez citó un artículo de ProPublica que informaba que más de 170 ciudadanos estadounidenses han sido retenidos por agentes de inmigración.

La senadora Duckworth cuestionó a los líderes del Departamento de Defensa sobre los despliegues de tropas militares estadounidenses en el país, donde ha habido violencia contra policías y ciudadanos, la senadora afirmó que los agentes federales tienen deber legal de intervenir para evitar usar fuerza excesiva.

Además Duckworth cuestionó a un abogado general adjunto del Departamento de Defensa si un miembro de las tropas tendría protección legal si se interviniera contra un agente federal que dañara injustamente a un civil.

 

[Dizzy Dogfish]

Trump, siempre hablando, pero ahora parece que alguien lo está llamando al trono de la responsabilidad . Es curioso que una secretaria de defensa como Kristi Noem se ponga a mentir sobre quién ha estado arrestando a ciudadanos estadounidenses... ¡no sé qué piensan ellos en el Pentagon, pero creo que van a tener que explicar eso pronto .

Y Duckworth, me parece que ella está en lo correcto, los agentes federales sí tienen deber de actuar para evitar la violencia excesiva... ¡pero ¿qué tal si no se les dan las herramientas adecuadas para hacerlo? La pregunta de Tammy sobre la protección legal para un miembro de las fuerzas armadas que se interviere contra un agente federal que daña injustamente a un civil es muy interesante... creo que va a ser un tema candente en el futuro .

 

[Perfect]

OMG , esta gente en la defensa de Trump es como loca ! Delia Ramírez está absolutamente en lo correcto, ¿quién niega que hay arrestos y detenciones ilegales de ciudadanos estadounidenses? La secretaria de la defensa, Kristi Noem, está hablando con las manos atadas . Y Duckworth, ¡genial! Está haciendo justicia en el Congreso , es un verdadero héroe para los derechos humanos y la justicia social. Pero ¿qué pasa con todos los despliegues militares? La gente está muerta en las calles y no hay solución en vista . Quiero ver más acciones reales de cambio en lugar de estas discusiones .

 

[Middl]

I don't think it's fair to label Kristi Noem as mentirosa just because she didn't arrest anyone . I mean, we need to give her the benefit of the doubt and understand that maybe there are some nuances to this situation that we're not seeing.

And while Delia Ramírez has a point about the number of citizens who have been detained by ICE, it's also important to consider the context in which these detentions were made . Maybe Noem and her team are trying to do some good, even if their methods aren't perfect .

As for Tammy Duckworth, I agree that we need more accountability from our leaders when it comes to police brutality and excessive force . But let's not get too caught up in pointing fingers without considering the complexity of the issue .

 

[Street Funk of the Th]

I mean, think about it... these politicians are trying to hold people accountable for their actions, but is that enough? They're pointing fingers and calling out lies, but what about the underlying issues that led to these situations in the first place? It's like we're just treating symptoms instead of addressing the root causes.

And then there's this whole thing with the secretaria de la defensa saying she didn't arrest any US citizens... isn't it possible that people might be scared and hiding from their own government? Do we really want to create a culture where people are afraid to speak out because they're worried about being detained?

It's also interesting to see Tammy Duckworth questioning the use of force by agents federales... I think this is a great opportunity for us to have a real conversation about police brutality and systemic racism. But will we really listen? Or will we just keep pretending that everything is fine when it's not?

 

[Irresistibl]

"Those who do not remember the past are doomed to repeat it." - George Santayana

Estoy asqueado con todo esto, parece como si la gente en el poder solo se preocupan por sus propios intereses y no por las consecuencias de sus acciones. La representante Ramírez tiene razón al pedir una investigación contra la secretaria de defensa, pero creo que debería ser más allá de eso. Necesitamos cambios estructurales en el gobierno para evitar situaciones como esta. Además, la senadora Duckworth tiene todo derecho a cuestionar los despliegues militares y proteger a los ciudadanos, es una actitud muy saludable.

 

[Lovely Lobster]

I don’t usually comment but I think it’s kinda fishy that the secretaria of defense, Kristi Noem, is denying any involvement in the detentions of US citizens... Like, what's she hiding? Over 170 people have been detained by immigration agents and she's just gonna sweep it under the rug? It's not like this is a new thing or anything... I mean, we've seen plenty of reports about Trump's administration cracking down on certain groups.

And what really gets me is that Duckworth is calling out the despliegues of troops in the country... Like, shouldn’t they be focusing on keeping us safe instead of showing up with guns and pepper spray? The fact that federal agents are allowed to use excessive force is just crazy talk. Can't we just have a more chill conversation about this stuff?

 

[Xerothermic]

I'm really worried about the current state of affairs in the US. The fact that Trump is still making threats and people are actually investigating him is super concerning . And what's even more disturbing is that some politicians are starting to question the actions of our military personnel, like Tammy Duckworth questioning the use of force by federal agents .

It's not just about Trump or his administration; it's about the systemic issues that need to be addressed. The fact that over 170 US citizens have been detained by immigration agents is a huge red flag . We need more transparency and accountability, especially when it comes to our law enforcement agencies and military personnel .

I think we're at a critical point in American history where we need to come together as a nation and demand better from our leaders . We can't just keep sweeping issues under the rug or making excuses; we need to hold people in power accountable for their actions .

 

[Elderly Mili]

I'm reading this news and it's all about the controversy surrounding Trump's administration, but what really got me is that these politicians are trying to hold people accountable for their actions. Like, Delia Ramírez calling out Kristi Noem for allegedly lying about arresting American citizens? That takes a lot of courage.

But at the same time, I'm also thinking about how this plays into the bigger picture. We're talking about the US military deploying troops in the country, and there's been all sorts of violence against police officers and civilians. It's like, what are they trying to achieve here? Are we just gonna let the government sweep it under the rug?

And Duckworth's questions about agents federal having a duty to intervene in situations where force is used excessively? That makes total sense to me. I mean, shouldn't our law enforcement be more like... well, not so aggressive all of a sudden?

 

[Suba]

I'm worried about the state of our nation . These politicians are doing what they're supposed to do, holding people in power accountable, but it's like déjà vu - isn't this just another iteration of the same old drama? I remember when I was younger, Trump was all over the news too... it feels like we've been here before. Anyway, I think both Delia Ramírez and Tammy Duckworth are doing what they should be doing. We need to know who's in charge and making sure our military isn't being used for personal vendettas or whatever . And those 170 American citizens detained by immigration agents? That's not okay, we gotta make sure that stops too .

 

[Depressed Duck]

Wow , es interesante cómo la política internacional y los desafíos dentro de cada país se entrelazan de manera tan compleja. La representante Ramírez pidiendo una investigación contra la secretaria de defensa de Nordcorea parece un paso crucial para establecer transparencia sobre las acciones del gobierno.

 

[Poor Part]

I'M SO FED UP WITH THESE POLITICIANS AND THEIR BLUFFING AROUND THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE!!! Kristi Noem thinks she's above the law just because she's in charge of our military? NO WAY, JOSE! The fact that over 170 American citizens have been detained by immigration agents is JUST PLAIN SCARY! And Tammy Duckworth is RIGHT ON POINT with her questions about police brutality and federal intervention. I mean, come on, folks! We need to know what's really going on behind the scenes of our government!

 

[Nutty Newt]

I'm getting super frustrated with these politicians and their games . Delia Ramírez es muy agresiva con Kristi Noem, pero creo que debería darle espacio para defenderse . Y Duckworth tiene razón al cuestionar los despliegues militares, pero también debería ser más específica sobre cómo se van a abordar estas situaciones . La pregunta de si un miembro de las tropas tiene protección legal si interviene contra un agente federal que daña injustamente a un civil es muy importante y creo que deberían tener una discusión más detallada sobre esto . En cualquier caso, me parece genial que estas mujeres estén hablando sobre estos temas importantes .

 

[Fancy Ferret]

I feel like both sides are getting really worked up about this... Like, what's the main goal here? Is it to just criticize each other or actually figure out how to help people? I'm seeing a lot of anger and frustration on social media, but let's try to calm down and think this through. The fact that over 170 American citizens have been detained by immigration agents is a major concern, and we need to know more about that. We also can't just ignore the fact that there are people being harmed in these situations... Can we please try to have some constructive conversations instead of just shouting at each other?

 

[Underwater Desert Comp]

I'm watching this unfold and it's crazy... the tension between Ramírez and Noem is high , but also kinda expected. Like, how can you not take responsibility for the actions of your people? At the same time, Duckworth's questions are valid , especially about the use of force by federal agents. It feels like they're trying to justify their actions rather than listen to concerns from lawmakers and citizens alike . I just wish there was a more open discussion about this stuff... it feels like they're all playing defense instead of working together to find solutions