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Indivisible Stamford decided to kick it up a notch.
The group adopted a "military-grade intelligence gathering method" called "SALUTE" for reporting immigration enforcement activities.
SALUTE — "Size, Activity, Location, Uniform, Time, Equipment" — instructs soldiers on how to gather intelligence and relay observations of enemy forces, hostile activities, suspicious incidents, or other tactical intelligence from the field.
The format helps soldiers, scouts, or intelligence collectors structure information for rapid transmission (often via radio/voice) to higher command, enabling faster decision-making.
Now the protocol is being used by Indivisible Stamford to track ICE in the community.
They even have a dedicated hotline to report activity.
That means Indivisible Stamford can join the "nationwide web of at least 200 anti-ICE organizations" activating civilian "scouts" to use this "military-grade intelligence gathering method" against federal immigration authorities they believe are "enemy forces."
Fox News published an investigative report on this exact topic earlier this month.
The national operations feed SALUTE data into "at least 13 sophisticated databases" that store information including agent activity, location, unit, vehicle details, license plate numbers, time, date, uniform details, behavior patterns, and even the "names, email addresses and phone numbers of federal authorities."
The network "operates through at least 18 hubs nationwide in largely Democratic states and cities, coordinating traffic, verification and reporting."
"This is mind-blowing. We have an entire nation of collectors against our country’s law enforcement. It’s extremely dangerous," retired U.S. Army Green Beret Eric Schwalm told Fox News.
He used the SALUTE protocol in the field in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Anti-ICE activists used the SALUTE protocol in Minneapolis, and look at what happened there.
Now Stamford Indivisible is using the same protocol.
What could possibly go wrong?






