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Tearing families apart for no good reason
https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/ce...om-his-family-
DHS/ICE are throwing thousands of people into inhumane dungeons every month
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ntion-facilityImmigrants locked up in California’s newest federal detention center have described the facility as a “a torture chamber”, “a zoo” and “ on earth”, saying they were confined in filthy cells and suffered medical crises without help.
Six people detained at the California City detention center, which opened in late August and is now the state’s largest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) detention center, shared accounts with the Guardian of poor conditions and alleged mistreatment by staff.
The detention center is located in a desert region 100 miles (160km) north-east of Los Angeles, on the grounds of a state prison that closed in March 2024. CoreCivic, the private prison corporation, re-opened the facility as an Ice detention centeras the Trump administration has pushed to rapidly expand immigration detention capacity. Advocates argued the process was rushed, and city officials said CoreCivic is operating the facility unlawfully without the required permits.
Ice detainees death toll reaches 16 amid concerns over ‘horrendous’ conditions
The detainees, who are fighting deportation, said they have struggled to access hygiene and cleaning supplies, and lack adequate food and medications, and that officers have threatened solitary confinement and physical force over minor issues or after they spoke up.
“This place is built to break us,” said Sokhean Keo, a California City detainee who is facing deportation to Cambodia and refused to eat for several days last week to protest conditions. “There is nothing but harassment and torture here. It’s inhumane, unsanitary and a health hazard every single day … Please, please help us, please.”
In interviews over the last two weeks, California City detainees have claimed:
- staff were not consistently giving people daily medications, and some detainees fell unconscious due to health issues;
- some toilets and sinks were backed up or not functioning properly, creating a stench;
- detainees were left to clean their own cells, but not given proper supplies;
- detainees were confined to cells for hours, and when they were allowed outdoors, it was sometimes only for 30 minutes a day in a dusty area with nothing to do;
- small food portions left people hungry, with some saying they rationed meals and feared the water they were drinking was dirty.
Tearing families apart for no good reason
https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/ce...om-his-family-
Why are democrats so violent?
Compared to you they aren't.
prove it
Tim Mc Veigh.
Dylann Roof.
Payton Gendron.
Patrick Crusius.
you don't even know half those names of your teammates.
ICE/DHS is hurting American citizens on the reg
https://ktla.com/news/79-year-old-am...wash-ice-raid/A 79-year-old Van Nuys car wash owner has filed a federal civil rights claim seeking $50 million after he says he was violently body slammed and pinned by federal agents during an immigration raid at his business on Sept. 9. The claim names the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Border Patrol, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement as defendants.
Rafie Ollah Shouhed, a longtime Valley Car Wash owner, said he was inside his business at 7530 Van Nuys Blvd. when masked agents stormed the premises. Surveillance video reviewed by KTLA shows a federal agent shoving Shouhed to the ground inside a hallway.
Shouhed told KTLA he stepped outside to speak with the agents, offering proof that his employees were legally authorized to work, but was instead cursed at, pushed back, and body slammed onto the pavement. According to the civil rights claim, three agents then jumped on his back, with one forcing a knee onto his neck while others restrained his arms.
“They grabbed one of my guys, and I told them, hold on, some of these people have papers, they have the do entation here. And the only thing they said was, ‘You don’t F with ICE. We are here,’ and they threw me on the floor … and three of them, they jumped on me and they were sitting on me,” Shouhed told KTLA in a previous interview.
Shouhed claims he told agents he had recently undergone heart surgery, had three stents, and could not breathe, but that his pleas were ignored.
He was handcuffed, transported to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los Angeles, and held nearly 12 hours without medical attention, he alleges. Despite agents later acknowledging he was a U.S. citizen, Shouhed said he was denied phone calls to his family and released without charges.
After his release, Shouhed was treated at a local hospital for multiple broken ribs, elbow injuries, contusions, and post-concussive symptoms of a traumatic brain injury. He says he continues to suffer both physical and psychological effects.
Attorney V. James DeSimone, who filed the claim on Shouhed’s behalf, said in a statement that federal agents’ actions were “outrageous and unlawful” and violated both federal and California civil rights laws.
The $50 million claim alleges assault, battery, violation of the California Bane Act, deliberate indifference to a serious medical condition, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and other torts. It also claims that DHS, ICE, and CBP maintain policies that tolerate the use of excessive force.
The Des Moines Public Schools Superintendent has been detained by ICE
https://www.iowapublicradio.org/ipr-...ned-by-ice-immSmith said on Friday that Roberts’ arrest is challenging on many levels, and the district may not have additional answers right away.
“We stand firm with our community, many of whom are feeling sad, outraged and helpless,” he said. “We understand, as we, too, are devastated by the news of his detainment.”
dehumanizing people to justify inhumane detention
the US generally doesn't treat people in jail this badly because it's illegal to
https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/ce...om-his-family-Through a Freedom of Information law request, the Cayuga County Sheriff’s Department provided the body camera footage from the officers on scene that day. In one scene, federal agents are discussing the conditions at the central processing center in McAllen, Texas, better known as Ursula. One of the agents discussed his time working there.
“I would not let anybody out of their cells, so we did it in an orderly fashion, had them all lined up. It’s bathroom time, or it’s f— brush your teeth time, or it’s food time. Other than that, nope, your a— is staying in there. ‘But you can’t do that.’ I absolutely can. ‘I need a phone call.’ No you don’t. ‘I need to go to medical.’ Nope, you look good to me,” the agent said, mimicking a conversation with a person detained.
He continued to say that they kept the bathrooms inside the cells where people were held.
“They’re, they’re animals anyway. That’s what I would tell my kids all the time,” said the agent, who said he worked in the “intelligence unit.”
The agent who referred to people in the McAllen facility as animals. (Emily Kenny/Spectrum News 1)
ICE did not return multiple requests for comment and U.S. Border Patrol referred questions to ICE.
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https://www.themarshallproject.org/2...-georgia-deathImmigration lawyers and people currently in detention told The New York Times that ICE rarely meets its own standards of care, which require initial screenings on arrival, detailed assessments within two weeks, and access to emergency care.
immigration enforcement is an ethnic pogrom
In at least one case, the lack of care has also extended to an expectant mother. This week, The San Francisco Chronicle told the story of Angie Rodriguez, a 26-year-old San Jose, California, woman who discovered she was pregnant, and then miscarried while in ICE custody. Rodriguez said she received no meaningful prenatal care or dietary support, and was placed in medical isolation, which she compared to solitary confinement.
When she started to bleed, Rodriguez was “transported to the hospital in metal restraints around her wrists and ankles and connected by a waist chain,” despite ICE policy that says pregnant individuals should not be transported in restraints, according to the Chronicle. After the miscarriage, Rodriguez’s attorney filed for a temporary restraining order to secure her release. A federal judge granted it, concluding that she had been detained without cause and suffered irreparable harm.
Who do you look to for clarity?
Koriwhat
it's called a Kavanaugh stop
https://chicago.suntimes.com/immigra...-chicago-riverWhile dozens of federal immigration agents took individuals into custody during a winding patrol through downtown Chicago on Sunday, a top U.S. Border Patrol official told WBEZ the agents were arresting people based on “how they look.”
Gregory Bovino, commander at large of the border force, even contrasted the people being arrested to a white WBEZ reporter, saying agents consider a person’s appearance before taking them into custody.
“You know, there’s many different factors that go into something like that,” Bovino said. “It would be agent experience, intelligence that indicates there’s illegal aliens in a particular place or location.”
“Then obviously the particular characteristics of an individual, how they look, how do they look compare to, say, you?” he said to the reporter, a tall, middle-aged man of Anglo descent.
Bovino, who recently brought his “Operation At Large” deportation campaign from California to Illinois, made the comments about three weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court said federal agents could continue stopping people based on factors including race and language during the campaign in California.
the sh!tposter to mass shooter pipeline is robust
temperamentally and expressively, he's already there
Michigan Avenue, today
Tearing families, communities and workplaces apart for no good reason while doing it in the most brutal, terrifying and violent way is far more prevalent than political shootings, tbh
Co-Vizier Miller's daily quota is 3,000 souls
just because it's legal to do doesn't mean it's moral or even a good idea
It's a basic human rights violation
Ethnic cleansing is prima facie humanitarian atrocity.
The enforcers need to go to jail.
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