Shouldn't the Department of Homeland Security

[Anomalocaris]

You do realize what Customs Enforcement entails, right?

Tilting at windmills, it would appear.

Setting another precedent of abusing the concept of "security" in order to try to eventually achieve the goal of an oligarchic security state.

[Polaris]

According to your Constitution, the Feds have to get involved in legal issues that encompass multiple states. ICE is two government entities combined into one....this one is the Customs segment and only got combined because some of their duties involve border activity.

They do not have to convert a civil issue into a criminal one for the benefit of fat cat corporate scumbags who want to use the law to settle their petty squabbles.

Time to put on your tin-foil hat again.

[Drich]

Apparently it entails being a hit man for rich corporate pricks.

What else have you got?

It entails enforcing the law against criminal enterprises typically those who have a negative impact upon the economy (in this case, it was an issue about intellectual property rights that had previously been covered by the United States Customs Service) or those with products that come from state actors the government does not allow trade.

Oooo burn Minnie.

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They do not have to convert a civil issue into a criminal one for the benefit of fat cat corporate scumbags who want to use the law to settle their petty squabbles.

Time to put on your tin-foil hat again.

[Anomalocaris]

So says the idiot who clings to yesterday's counterfeit ticket to a proven fraudulent pretense of a lottery as they key to his eternal salvation.