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elinamebro Apr 26, 2026 +146

Well I don't think the CIA asks any nation permission to operate in their countries lol

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gueri66 Apr 26, 2026 +25

So, nothing happened.

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incognito_dk Apr 26, 2026 +13

Suddenly sicario

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madeleinetwocock Apr 26, 2026 +56

Almost like they were there operating… illegally? *Gasp!* But how can that be!? ^(see, c*** like this is precisely why we’re over here in Vancouver BC screaming “ICE out of fifa” because… why the *hell* would *ICE* be in full operation *here*)

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Fickle_Razzmatazz664 Apr 26, 2026 -1

What? ICE regularly operates in Canada and has for years. They have an investigative department that works alongside Canadian law enforcement and does not have the power to arrest or use force. Just to be clear, I hate what ICE has done and come to stand for - but their presence here is not, in and of itself, unusual or cause for alarm.

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Ragnarawr Apr 26, 2026 +1

It’s cause for alarm and concern, you dolt. Based on what they do, even if it just hasn’t had the misfortune of happening to you. As long as you’re okay, though, right?

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madeleinetwocock Apr 26, 2026 +1

> you dolt. Haven’t heard that one in a hot minute and so I thank you for this (re)addition to my vocabulary arsenal

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madeleinetwocock Apr 26, 2026 +1

> does not have the power to…use force. Because we all know that a USA agency not having the power to do something means they won’t actually do anything… *right?*

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Tobias---Funke Apr 26, 2026 +14

Have the CIA ever been arborised to operate in a foreign country!

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Rebelgecko Apr 26, 2026 +2

Yes, but in this case it looks like they went behind the Feds back and worked directly with the state

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kombiwombi Apr 26, 2026 +2

The US has to identify all staff present at Joint Defence Facility Pine Gap. Staff not identified are foreign espionage agents, a crime in Australia regardless of any espionage activity.

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Ambitious_Wolf_3116 Apr 26, 2026 +1

Agents just hide as embassy diplomatic staff. Russia's embassy in hungary had like half of it's staff who were spies, it was only recently found out. Pretty common practice. They either work at boring roles in embassies or ministries. Unless they are just assets not agents, in which case they can be anybody and anything.

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BostonPRSBC Apr 26, 2026 +17

“ if we let you go on the mission we’ll have to deny knowing about it”

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HelloYesItsMeYourMom Apr 26, 2026 +1

The CIA is a clandestine organization, their work abroad is almost always illegal. I wouldn’t be surprised if the government knew and now just has to pretend like they didn’t.

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NOT_EVEN_THAT_GUY Apr 26, 2026 +18

america is a jabroni state

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realKevinNash Apr 26, 2026 +6

Didnt they not participate? Earlier reporting says they just talked to local forces after an operation.

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MichiganCarNut Apr 26, 2026 +1

The reporter doesnt seem to know the difference between a cia officer and cia agent

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LivedLostLivalil Apr 26, 2026

"died". They either faked their deaths or were assassinated by the cartels in retaliation for their operation.

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DrakkoZW Apr 26, 2026 +1

"they either faked their deaths or actually died"

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LivedLostLivalil Apr 26, 2026 +1

It was reported as an accident. This wasn't an accident.

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Special_Kestrels Apr 26, 2026 +1

You have any evidence of that?

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ghost_n_the_shell Apr 26, 2026 +1

Got it. So the 2 US federal agents who died were authorized to participate in any local operation.

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QBRisNotPasserRating Apr 26, 2026 -25

Maybe if she had more control of her country the CIA wouldn’t need to be there

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ArchonofTevinter Apr 26, 2026 +8

But we'll just ignore the unrestricted flood of illegal American Weapons sales that make up 90% of all guns that the cartels use aye? Its all Mexicos fault. Its easier that way.

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Mexico says 2 US federal agents who died were not authorized to participate in any local operation

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