> Gator Gulag: I Voted Against This

Ron_Santo_Redux wrote:

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again, look what these "people" did to decent, peaceful American communities.  Punishment fits the crime.

Prove that someone committed a crime, in a court of law, and you won’t have any complaints from me about locking them up in a humane manner.

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No. Fuq you. You assholes made this mess, we're cleaning it up. Don't like it? No one is forcing you to stay here.

Where was the due process when these assholes came here

Ron_Santo_Redux wrote:

It will be interesting to see what happens when illegal mortgage holders get deported .  Will we see a huge rise in REO's like we did in 08?

You know there are companies that handle REO maintenance for the banks?

Sockpuppet wrote:

Prove that someone committed a crime, in a court of law, and you won’t have any complaints from me about locking them up in a humane manner.

If they're here illegally, that's a crime.

The former military base at Adak Alaska would be another great spot to setup a detention facility.  I worked with a guy who was stationed there when it was still in operation.  His description of the weather would make any illegal volunteer to be deported immediately.

Spanky wrote:

It's sickening.

•    In 2023 and 2024, watchdog organizations and journalists reported that migrants—particularly in areas like Ajo, Arizona—were being temporarily held outdoors under Border Patrol custody for extended periods during extreme heat. Summer temperatures in southern Arizona can exceed 110°F (43°C).
    •    Photos and video footage from groups like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and Pima County officials showed migrants held behind chain-link barriers or under tarps, with limited access to shade or water.

Sickening, alright.

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•    In 2023 and 2024, watchdog organizations and journalists reported that migrants—particularly in areas like Ajo, Arizona—were being temporarily held outdoors under Border Patrol custody for extended periods during extreme heat. Summer temperatures in southern Arizona can exceed 110°F (43°C).
    •    Photos and video footage from groups like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and Pima County officials showed migrants held behind chain-link barriers or under tarps, with limited access to shade or water.

Sickening, alright.

In 2023 & 2024, what party was in charge of detention facilities?

Sockpuppet wrote:

Prove that someone committed a crime, in a court of law, and you won’t have any complaints from me about locking them up in a humane manner.

Doesn't matter, if you're in the country illegally, OUT YOU GO!!!