Tbird19482
Verified User
It does when we let Trump and his storm troopers do the Mexican hat dance all over the Constitution, and they have been.
ICE agents pull guns on police officers 'of color' and demand papers
- Thread starter Crepitus
- Start date
Maybe they will get a cure for your mental retardation
Crepitus
Verified User
The difference between Clinton and Trump: 22,000 masked thugs calling themselves "ICE Agsents" but in truth: nothing but a state sponsored goon squad with orders to terrorize.
Also we'll be $10 billion poorer one trump finishes plundering our General Fund.
You really are stupid.
And also? Phannie, we're talking about that one boy versus thousands kidnapped and terrorized by trump.
The "whataboutism" won't work for the trumptards.
Close to one million people were slaughtered in Rwanda because of Clinton. You probably didn't hear about it due to you being at work all the time.
FastLane
Verified User
During the two terms of the Clinton administration (1993–2000), there were 12.3 million total expulsions
Did Clinton go into Rwanda with an AK and slaughter them all? You're so full of shit and uneducated - they had a Civil War! Right now in Brazil there's a genicide going on perpetratred by Brazilian criminals. Are you going to call out trump for what's going in in Brazil, or Gaza, or Ukraine?
Do you see now, why you should never try to ever engage ME in any debate? You're just too fucking stupid!
How many people has trump disappeared to for-profit concentration camps in the US? There is no medical care - boy you think Minneapolis was a disaster for trump? Wait until we get the number of men, women and children, some of them US citizens swept up by ICE by mistake have died in Federal custody since trump built these gulags!
The mid-terms are going to be a cake walk, because of trump.
FastLane
Verified User
Link?
Based on reports following Donald Trump's return to office in January 2025, his administration has significantly expanded immigration detention, with capacity reaching record levels and plans for further, massive expansion. Critics, including human rights groups, have termed these facilities "concentration camps" or "interment camps" due to their design for large-scale, often indefinite, detention of migrants without trial.
Detention Expansion and Capacity
- Record Levels: By late August 2025, the number of detainees in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody reached a record 61,000, up from roughly 39,000 in January 2025.
- Future Plans: The administration has aimed for nearly 108,000 detention beds by January 2026.
- Types of Facilities: To accommodate this, the administration is using unconventional sites, including large, soft-sided "tent cities," state-run prisons in remote areas, and military bases.
- Private Contractors: The expansion is heavily reliant on private prison contractors, with companies like GEO Group investing significantly to increase capacity.
- "Alligator Alcatraz" (Florida): A detention facility built in eight days in the Everglades, featuring, as of July 2025, over 200 security cameras and 28,000 feet of barbed wire. It was designed to hold 3,000 to 5,000 detainees.
- Fort Bliss (Texas): A major military base used as a detention camp, which has been criticized for poor conditions and a history of abusing detainees.
- Guantanamo Bay (Cuba): The administration has announced plans to expand the existing migrant detention center at Guantanamo Bay to hold up to 30,000 people, specifically targeting "high-priority criminal" migrants.
- "Speedway Slammer" (Indiana): A 1,000-bed facility designed for rapid, short-term detention.
- Inhumane Conditions: Reports indicate "squalid" conditions, including severe heat, overcrowding, and lack of adequate medical care.
- Abuse Allegations: Reports have emerged of physical abuse by guards, including incidents at the Fort Bliss tent city in 2025.
- Lack of Access: Lawyers and human rights advocates have reported being denied access to clients at some of these facilities.
- Child Detention: The number of children in ICE detention increased roughly six-fold compared to the end of the previous administration.
- "Self-Deportation" Strategy: The administration's policies, including the use of Guantanamo, are aimed at creating a punitive environment that pressures undocumented immigrants to "self-deport".
- Controversy over Terminology: While some, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and some historians, have used the term "concentration camps" to describe these facilities (defined as the mass detention of civilians without trial), others, including former ICE Acting Director Tom Homan, have rejected the term.
- Challenges to Due Process: Policies, such as the reported ineligibility for bond hearings, have raised concerns about the indefinite detention of long-term residents.
Once again proving why you are unemployable.
Yep, I accept your surrender you low-minded creepazoid. Just don't talk to me - it never goes well for you when you do.
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
Worth noting that Epstein never donated to Pelosi, but he did donate to trump.