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No place wants a prison in their area. Point blank.
Considering the statue of liberty was built in the 1880s when non-white immigration was nearly entirely restricted this personification of her seems quite ironic.
Places with no other jobs do. Prison guards get paid a lot for doing something that requires no skill at all other than being able to beat down some meth freak from time to time.No place wants a prison in their area. Point blank.
Incorrect. Its going to be sub 100 ftes at most. And the rest will be dei compliant federal contractors. Food, building, pretty much everything is going to be out of area contractor owned by a women or minority (at least on paper). Especially federal facilities that end up being landing pads for ex military. Remember if you take a prison guard job for the feddies for this you also have to agree to go anywhere in the US that needs an ICE guard. Also ICE gives priority to Spanish speakers. This means ICE is a dumping ground for Hispanic ex military.Prisons provide zero experience needed, well-paying jobs with benefits to potentially hundreds of a communities residents.
The Jesus one made me laugh. It's just absurd, yet so uncreative and predictable.Retarded Facebook silent gen/boomer cartoons.
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If every immigrant has to go through the court system, then the answer is quite simple. Round up the Soros judges and send them and their court to Somalia and Haiti along with the immigrants to process. Then just put them on ignore and don't take their calls anymore.These people also assume that due process for every illegal immigrant in the country means they have to go through the court system and not simply be asked to present a valid visa allowing them to be here. We hear it all the time. "No due process." They did get process. They were asked to present their Visa, and when they couldn't they got sent back to their home country.
Which is another obnoxious thing about liberal thinking here. They view a foreigner being sent to their home country as a punishment.
Where I live your gonna get arrested for doing violent crimes. They don't care what your race is. Its hilarious how many people say its racist when the fucker assaulted people who called him a nigger and his answer to words is violence. Its like saying fireball at them.And if I do go there, I can OBEY THE LAW and I probably won't get caned or executed.
Also ICE gives priority to Spanish speakers. This means ICE is a dumping ground for Hispanic ex military.
Many Libertarians (the lolberts, in particular) tend to forget (purposefully ignore, really) that one the principal tenets of Libertarianism is that you have the liberty to ONLY associate with the people you want. You have NO OBLIGATION to tolerate or associate with anybody you don't want.This made me realize that all of my Libertarian fantasies would always only include White people
Which is the thing. They don't have to see a Judge. Due process is being asked by ICE to hand over their Visa paperwork, and then upon failure to provide it to be sent back to their home country.If every immigrant has to go through the court system, then the answer is quite simple. Round up the Soros judges and send them and their court to Somalia and Haiti along with the immigrants to process. Then just put them on ignore and don't take their calls anymore.
Non-citizens have 5A and 14A rights, legally here or not. And that requires notice and opportunity to challenge deportation, even for "alien enemies," which is a step beyond illegal alien. (Note that non-citizens do not have a 6A Constitutional right to government-appointed counsel.)These people also assume that due process for every illegal immigrant in the country means they have to go through the court system and not simply be asked to present a valid visa allowing them to be here. We hear it all the time. "No due process." They did get process. They were asked to present their Visa, and when they couldn't they got sent back to their home country.
Which is another obnoxious thing about liberal thinking here. They view a foreigner being sent to their home country as a punishment.
I don't agree with them, but it's interesting to see you criticizing people who disagree with the law/ principles behind the law, when in certain other cases, that's exactly what you argue for, citing your opinion.What they did: Enforced the law.
What they should have done: Not enforced the law.
Simple worldview of the leftist TikTok brigade.
No 5A and 14A rights on stolen land!Non-citizens have 5A and 14A rights
First of all, the 14th amendment may be out completely depending on the outcome of the current case being argued before the supreme court. And much of the exceptions are retarded loop holes based on things like refugee treaties and wat not, which activisist organizations very cynically convinced every wetback jumping the border to claim. Meaning as part of immigration reform actual war refugees may not be able to get asylum anymore.Non-citizens have 5A and 14A rights, legally here or not. And that requires notice and opportunity to challenge deportation, even for "alien enemies," which is a step beyond illegal alien. (Note that non-citizens do not have a 6A Constitutional right to government-appointed counsel.)
Notice has probably been given - many of these people had deportation orders (notice should be specific). So how deep does the "opportunity to challenge"/ judicial review go? Not that deep, and what it includes depends on where a swept person is being interned. A recent Supreme Court case was light on specifics, as is typical, so there's wiggle-room there - and plus, if you got here illegally, there's not much you can offer up to show you aren't subject to deportation. Sure, DP via court is critical*, but in reality it's primarily a time and money extension game. People getting detained who are not legally here aren't going to change that outcome unless the administration keeps its track record of backing off after detention.
*Counterpoint: 1996 IIRIRA (expedited removal) program, though it is limited to relatively recent arrivals. Also counterpoint - point of entry (w/in 100 miles) programs.
If you say so. The ones i am familar with in my neck of the woods it holds true.Lmao, I actually worked at one of these facilities in another life. You have no fucking idea what you’re talking about.
No place wants a prison in their area. Point blank.
Maybe on paper the benefits look good but reading this now I can't help but think of Cats and how much that job seems to have gravely harmed him both physically and emotionally. I don't think that's an unusual outcome either. I see it that the job either breaks a normal person or attracts antisocial people who are immune to the psychological pressures of tard wrangling horrible people locked in a cage all day. Money might be good but does it mean you end up with a community of broken and antisocial people?Places with no other jobs do. Prison guards get paid a lot for doing something that requires no skill at all other than being able to beat down some meth freak from time to time.