(hiccup)
Last edited by Winehole23; 12-04-2025 at 08:48 PM.
just rounding up brown people, tbh
I AM THE LAW
Gitmo detention challenged, judge certifies the class
https://assets.bwbx.io/do ents/use...B5ZsEa1QCRk/v0
snacks follows a dude named Bubblebathgirl
This tracks.
reportedly, ~90% of Somalians in Minnesota are US citizens
Snake Boy is essentially puffing his chest out about Trump making other Americans afraid to leave their homes
Is that real?
The Russian Twitter bot switched user names on accident
I don't doubt lots more "deportation judges" will be needed to fulfil quotas, 100% the current DHS/Homeland social media sh!tposting style
$100,000 a day per detainee, 500 total prisoners for the four month stretch
600 times the average cost of detention elsewhere
evil sickos
Nuremberg is the moderate option
https://www.wfae.org/race-equity/202...ttes-web-sweepA Charlotte family says their son — a 27-year-old Honduran man with end-stage renal failure — was denied dialysis and pressured into signing a voluntary deportation order after being detained during last month's immigration operation known as "Charlotte's Web." Federal immigration officials deny the allegation.
An attorney for Williams Javier Toro Enamorado said his client remains in ICE custody as of Monday, and that after he raised concerns about the officers' alleged actions, ICE agreed not to enforce the voluntary deportation order and to allow Enamorado's case to go before a judge.
The family says they’re now worried about his health and fear what could happen if he’s sent to a country with far more limited access to dialysis.
snacks loves him some secret police that could disappear him
this is just evil
if there's a social benefit that would justify it, I would like to hear it
https://19thnews.org/2025/12/postpar...detention-ice/Nayra Guzmán knew there was something wrong with her daughter within hours of her birth — a long and complicated delivery that included a diagnosis of preeclampsia and ended in a Cesarean section. In the haze of recovery, the first-time mom noticed her daughter was struggling to breathe. When the baby started turning blue, Guzmán watched as doctors whisked her away to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
In the days that followed, the 22-year-old’s sole focus was her daughter’s recovery, even as their home, the greater Chicago area, became the latest target of President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda in a campaign led Operation Midway Blitz.
“We weren’t worried about the immigration raids,” said Guzmán, an immigrant from Mexico who has a pending pe ion for asylum and a pending application for a visa for victims of crime. “Our worry was, ‘How are we going to get this baby home and out of the hospital?’ That was our number one priority, that she would be safe and healthy, and everything else had fallen to the background.”
That changed on the morning of Monday, October 20. Just 15 days after her daughter’s birth, as Guzmán, her mom and younger brother loaded into their car for their daily drive to the NICU, they were surrounded by immigration enforcement agents and whisked away to detention.
Since Trump took office in January, the administration has abandoned Department of Homeland Security policies restricting the arrest and detention of immigrants who have recently given birth, are pregnant or are nursing. As a result, the administration has taken into custody immigrants like Guzmán, who are medically vulnerable and whose detention threatens not only their own health but also that of their newborn children — typically U.S. citizens — by depriving them of early bonding beneficial to a baby’s lifelong wellbeing.
it's not crime-fighting, it's ethnic cleansing
https://apnews.com/article/immigrati...35502245760a1dImmigration authorities have insisted the sweeps are targeted at “criminal illegal aliens.” But the law enforcement records detail criminal histories for less than a third of the 38 people arrested in the first two days of the operation.
torturing people for talking to guards
https://www.forever-wars.com/torture...ator-alcatraz/
masked goons chasing Americans to detain them administratively
there are already numerous examples of Americans getting arrested and thrown into squalid ICE detention facilities and their IDs checked way later
administrative detention is punitive and hasn't been customary for US citizens since 1917-1920? and 1941-1948
Last edited by Winehole23; 12-08-2025 at 06:26 PM.
(wake up y'all, civil war 2.0 already started)
(Trump started it)
(endless screeching)
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