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Well, Winehole, the intent isn't to make Minneapolis, or Minnesota, ethnically geneous; it's to make it as criminal-free as possible.
The letter also says the facility fails to meet basic human needs. The soft-sided tents, which house 72 people per unit, reportedly have failing plumbing.
Detainees have described occasions where sewage backs up from toilets and showers, flooding sleeping quarters and dining areas with water contaminated by feces and urine. And, in some instances, they are allegedly forced to use their own clothing to mop up the waste due to a lack of cleaning supplies, the letter said.
Medical neglect was also described as cons uting “deliberate indifference”. The letter details cases of diabetics being denied insulin for days, causing them to faint, and patients with high blood pressure being ignored until they suffer visible medical episodes. Food rations are described as “fist-sized” and often spoiled, leading to rapid weight loss among detainees.
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Well, Winehole, the intent isn't to make Minneapolis, or Minnesota, ethnically geneous; it's to make it as criminal-free as possible.
that people are being grabbed off the street without regard to immigration status doesn't concern you?
(rapid deportation is a recipe for deporting US citizens, btw, the number of US citizens deported in more normal times is non-trivial)
between 2015-2020, 70 citizens deported
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaths...administration
Based on research and surveys of immigration attorneys, Jacqueline Stevens of Northwestern University estimated that 1% of all ICE detainees are U.S. citizens, based on pre-Trump presidents
Smart of the secret police concentrating them in large camps, eh yoni?
murdering detainees, for some reason
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immig...eath-homicide/
(paywalled)
much will be made of the criminal background of the true victim, a ward of the state
He's a pasty white incel. He's only concerned about the illegal Boogeyman eating his cats.
"Secretary of State Marco Rubio told a federal judge he is unable to locate the more than 100 Venezuelans the Trump administration sent to be imprisoned in El Salvador, arguing against further hearings with the men as it would jeopardize “extraordinarily delicate” discussions with Venezuela’s new leadership.
Rubio’s declaration, filed Monday night, is a remarkable pushback from the secretary after the Trump administration was ordered to facilitate the return of the men, who have since been released to Venezuela as part of a July prisoner exchange....."
https://thehill.com/policy/internati...soners-return/
What a piece of . But that's par.
I give zero s
No . You're a piece of . So what?
Reagan judge calls trump an authoritarian, slams Rubio and Noem, calls deportations of students for speech an uncons utional conspiracy
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/0...tions-00733070A federal judge handling a lawsuit over the deportation of pro-Palestinian activists excoriated top administration officials, including President Donald Trump, for trampling on the First Amendment and for what the judge described as a fearful approach to freedom.
“There was no policy here,” said U.S. District Judge William Young, an 85-year-old Reagan appointee who has been on the federal bench in Boston for 40 years. “What happened here is an uncons utional conspiracy to pick off certain people.”
During a hearing on the suit Thursday, Young tore into Trump, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for pursuing a targeted deportation campaign that Young said was at odds with the country’s core values.
“I find it breathtaking that I have been compelled on the evidence to find the conduct of such high-level officers of our government — cabinet secretaries — conspired to infringe the First Amendment rights of people with such rights here in the United States,” Young said. “These cabinet secretaries have failed in their sworn duty to uphold the Cons ution.”
Young’s comments came as he prepares to issue what he described as a steep sanction against the Trump administration for seeking to “chill” the free speech of pro-Palestinian activists targeted for arrest and removal weeks after Trump took office — including Columbia University’s Mahmoud Khalil and Mohsen Madhawi, as well as Tufts University Ph.D. student Rumeysa Ozturk and Georgetown University academic Badar Khan Suri.
Young ruled against the administration’s policy in September after a two-week trial, and held Thursday’s hearing to hash out a “remedy” for the violations. The judge said he plans to issue a ruling that will grant the plaintiffs a “conclusive presumption” that future changes to their immigration status amount to retaliation for their suit. The ruling will put the onus on the government to prove that officials have good cause before moving forward with any planned changes to group members’ immigration status, the judge said.
Young used extraordinarily stark language during the hearing, describing Trump as an “authoritarian” while insisting that he was choosing the term carefully, rather than simply using a “pejorative.” The judge also compared the Trump administration’s broader mass-deportation campaign to historic efforts to return formerly enslaved people to their owners under the Fugitive Slave Act, noting an infamous episode in Boston history when a U.S. marshal was killed near Young’s courthouse as he guarded a man named Anthony Burns who escaped slavery in Virginia.
"The record in this case convinces me that these high officials, and I include the president of the United States, have a fearful view of freedom.”
Yes, you give zero s about the law.
You are all lawless toadies.
traffic and immigration violations are most common among those with prior convictions
look at the slopes of the lines to judge the trend
as of October, 2 out of 3 people taken into custody by ICE have no criminal record
Last edited by Winehole23; 01-18-2026 at 11:23 AM.
https://bsky.app/profile/reichlinmel.../3mcpkwvjmpc2rThe bar charts were made using large arrest datasets produced by the Deportation Data Project here:deportationdata.org/index.html
The line graph comes from ICE's detention data, published in Excel every other week here:www.ice.gov/detain/deten... (Prior data here: tracreports.org/immigration/...)
what are they thinking?
"we're going to break the law, take away your rights, and get away with it"
^^^ that guy got instabanned for some reason
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