Will “mass deportation” actually happen (7 Viewers)

[superchuck500]

It’s so repulsive to see people cheering for what is basically 80% the same thing as the Holocaust - different end result but otherwise very similar.

Economists have said it would tank the economy and cause inflation - notwithstanding the cost.

Is it going to actually happen or is this Build The Wall 2.0?

 

[samiam5211]

Personally, i don't care if any innocent people get dragged down with the Epstein stuff.

When you have cancer, you have to kill some good cells to heal.

Anyone mentioned in the files should never have any standing in society, even if we can't prove any criminal behavior.

We need a purge of every person who had contact with Epstein in any meaningful way.

 

[MT15]

She already bought 2 aircraft for her travel, IIRC. Now she wants this luxury jet which sleeps 14 and has showers and a bar. Noem is out of control.

'No expense has been spared': Inside a luxury jet DHS wants to buy for deportations

DHS leadership says the department needs the jet for immigrant deportations and Kristi Noem’s travel. A brochure given to passengers who recently flew on it with Noem highlights its “exceptional interior design by renowned New York designer Peter Marino.”

www.nbcnews.com

 

[TampaJoe]

The DOJ has no ongoing investigations, so your statement doesn't apply. Congress passed a law mandating the release of the files. The dumb arse president signed it into law because he thought it would get the public off his back and that he'd be able to control it, never truly realizing how hard it would come back on him. So the DOJ is breaking the law currently by not releasing all the documents.

You don't have to see it that way, but you're wrong and on the wrong side of the law on this one. You also don't have to like it., but it's going to be what we continue demanding and scrutinizing.

Also, you talking about due process is rich given your defense of ICE. The hypocrisy from the right is always so overboard, like you have no ability to self reflect. You want to defend pedophiles with due process but not migrants and American citizens. Due process isn't about the court of public opinion, it's about the government and government actions/accountability. If the release of these files leads to charges to hold people accountable, then due process will apply.

I expect ICE to follow due process. You guys go ballistic when they don’t. I find that rich because it was the previous administrations lackadaisical attitude about border enforcement that lead to much of this reaction from the current administration. If you ask me I think it was all planned. Let as many in as you can knowing it will overwhelm the system. Then move those folks in country knowing it makes deportation more costly and difficult. And when folks do get deported scream bloody murder about due process. You guys are fooling no one. You could see this coming a mile away.

If you truly care about undocumented migrants and their treatment, rather than this incessant whining and calling the administration fascists and Nazis, you might give some thought to fashioning an actual solution to the problem and working to put a bill on the floor. But you aren’t interested in that.

So spare me all this false manufactured outrage. I don’t buy it. Not for a second.

For the record, I would prefer a legislative solution that deals with the folks who are undocumented and whom have clean records and are working or seeking work. I would also prefer that the prior administration hadn’t effectively ignored the problem in the first place which was equally irresponsible IMO.

 

[TampaJoe]

Personally, i don't care if any innocent people get dragged down with the Epstein stuff.

When you have cancer, you have to kill some good cells to heal.

Anyone mentioned in the files should never have any standing in society, even if we can't prove any criminal behavior.

We need a purge of every person who had contact with Epstein in any meaningful way.

Should they get trials or do you just want to banish them or worse?

Careful, some folks here might say that sounds like Germany in the 30’s.

The government shouldn’t be in the business of dragging the innocent thru the mud in order to make someone feel better. If that’s how you feel then we have a much different view of due process and the constitution.

 

[samiam5211]

Should they get trials or do you just want to banish them or worse?

Careful, some folks here might say that sounds like Germany in the 30’s.

The government shouldn’t be in the business of dragging the innocent thru the mud in order to make someone feel better. If that’s how you feel then we have a much different view of due process and the constitution.

No trials.

Banish them all.

Idgaf what you think it sounds like.

 

[DJ1BigTymer]

The government shouldn’t be in the business of dragging the innocent thru the mud in order to make someone feel better. If that’s how you feel then we have a much different view of due process and the constitution.

James Comey. Leticia James, Mark Kelly, Elise Slotkin, Maggie Goodlander, Jason Crow, Chris Deluzio, Chrissy Houlahan, Jeromw Powell, John Bolton and Lisa Cook all agree with that sentiment.

 

[TampaJoe]

Yes you did, by putting facts inside quotation marks.

Wait.. is it raining?

You calling something factual doesn’t make it so. Quotes or not.

 

[TampaJoe]

James Comey. Leticia James, Mark Kelly, Elise Slotkin, Maggie Goodlander, Jason Crow, Chris Deluzio, Chrissy Houlahan, Jeromw Powell, John Bolton and Lisa Cook all agree with that sentiment.

That’s good to know.

 

[SystemShock]

Personally, i don't care if any innocent people get dragged down with the Epstein stuff.

When you have cancer, you have to kill some good cells to heal.

Anyone mentioned in the files should never have any standing in society, even if we can't prove any criminal behavior.

We need a purge of every person who had contact with Epstein in any meaningful way.

Even if they are refugees?

Now, talk about Nazi. Let's get rid of all of the people associated with the Jew, guilty or innocent!

I only wish people had the same drive against the Catholic church.

 

[Optimus Prime]

The case of Seamus Culleton – who was detained by US immigration agents in Boston in September 2025 – is proving a diplomatic headache for the Irish government ahead of a visit to the White House on St Patrick’s Day.

Culleton arrived in the US in 2009, overstaying his visa. He married a US citizen last year and obtained a valid work permit, and was in the process of applying for permanent residency when he was apprehended by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers and detained. He has remained in detention in Texas since. A US court has now issued a temporary order staying his deportation.

Culleton’s case shines a rare light on the “undocumented” Irish in the US, a group that is rarely mentioned in US discussions around illegal immigration. The very idea of being undocumented in the US is associated with people from Mexico and Central and South America, not white people of European descent.

That perception reflects the racial exceptionalism that has long shadowed the Irish push for immigration reform in the US.…..

US’ undocumented Irish population and St Patrick’s Day dilemma exposed by ICE arrest

Trump is deeply unpopular in Ireland, a sign of the growing Irish disconnect with the US

www.independent.co.uk

 

[Optimus Prime]

The Trump administration is threatening thousands of recently arrived refugees with arrest and indefinite detention if they have not yet received a green card.

An internal memo, revealed in court documents Wednesday, marks a stark reversal of long-standing policy that protected legally present refugees who have not yet obtained a green card in their first year in the United States.

Under the administration’s new policy, those refugees must report to Homeland Security or face arrest and detention in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody.

“I have never seen anything like this in my 25 years of refugee protection work,” said Beth Oppenheim, CEO of international refugee advocacy organization HIAS. The group fears “grave harm” for people who were welcomed to the U.S. after fleeing violence and persecution, only to be targeted by ICE.……

Refugees face ‘grave harm’ after ICE allows arrests for those without green cards

‘Only after years of background checks, biometric screenings, and in-person interviews were they invited to rebuild their lives here. To now subject them to arrest and open-ended detention is a stunning betrayal of both our legal commitments and our moral compass,’ says one refugee advocate

www.independent.co.uk

 

[DaveXA]

Personally, i don't care if any innocent people get dragged down with the Epstein stuff.

When you have cancer, you have to kill some good cells to heal.

Anyone mentioned in the files should never have any standing in society, even if we can't prove any criminal behavior.

We need a purge of every person who had contact with Epstein in any meaningful way.

I get the sentiment, but the law of the land should still be the standard, for everyone. Innocent people who didn’t do anything wrong, shouldn’t pay for other people’s crimes. I’m not willing to accept that the guilty can’t be pursued without collateral damage. There may be some, but never should it be intentional. I want the people most responsible to be thrown under the prison. I’m all about accountability, but I’m also a believer in innocent until proven guilty. You can’t have one without the other.

 

[MT15]

I expect ICE to follow due process. You guys go ballistic when they don’t. I find that rich because it was the previous administrations lackadaisical attitude about border enforcement that lead to much of this reaction from the current administration. If you ask me I think it was all planned. Let as many in as you can knowing it will overwhelm the system. Then move those folks in country knowing it makes deportation more costly and difficult. And when folks do get deported scream bloody murder about due process. You guys are fooling no one. You could see this coming a mile away.

If you truly care about undocumented migrants and their treatment, rather than this incessant whining and calling the administration fascists and Nazis, you might give some thought to fashioning an actual solution to the problem and working to put a bill on the floor. But you aren’t interested in that.

So spare me all this false manufactured outrage. I don’t buy it. Not for a second.

For the record, I would prefer a legislative solution that deals with the folks who are undocumented and whom have clean records and are working or seeking work. I would also prefer that the prior administration hadn’t effectively ignored the problem in the first place which was equally irresponsible IMO.

This is complete and utter bull shirt. Projection, and straw men. Just rank hypocrisy. You fool nobody and what you say doesn’t matter one bit. You have zero credibility here.

 

[samiam5211]

I get the sentiment, but the law of the land should still be the standard, for everyone. Innocent people who didn’t do anything wrong, shouldn’t pay for other people’s crimes. I’m not willing to accept that the guilty can’t be pursued without collateral damage. There may be some, but never should it be intentional. I want the people most responsible to be thrown under the prison. I’m all about accountability, but I’m also a believer in innocent until proven guilty. You can’t have one without the other.

nope.

Blood in the streets is the only answer.

It won’t happen.

Nothing will.

People are pussies.

We need a few billionaires heads on pikes.

 

[MT15]

Some people need to see this. They won’t acknowledge it though. Can’t reason this through. Too much hypocrisy and confirmation bias.

 

[SystemShock]

You calling something factual doesn’t make it so. Quotes or not.

Of course not... but at least I call spades spades.

 

[cuddlemonkey]

I expect ICE to follow due process. You guys go ballistic when they don’t. I find that rich because it was the previous administrations lackadaisical attitude about border enforcement that lead to much of this reaction from the current administration. If you ask me I think it was all planned. Let as many in as you can knowing it will overwhelm the system. Then move those folks in country knowing it makes deportation more costly and difficult. And when folks do get deported scream bloody murder about due process. You guys are fooling no one. You could see this coming a mile away.

If you truly care about undocumented migrants and their treatment, rather than this incessant whining and calling the administration fascists and Nazis, you might give some thought to fashioning an actual solution to the problem and working to put a bill on the floor. But you aren’t interested in that.

So spare me all this false manufactured outrage. I don’t buy it. Not for a second.

For the record, I would prefer a legislative solution that deals with the folks who are undocumented and whom have clean records and are working or seeking work. I would also prefer that the prior administration hadn’t effectively ignored the problem in the first place which was equally irresponsible IMO.

Your flimsy, borderline nonexistent grasp on reality is simply stunning.

 

[coldseat]

I expect ICE to follow due process.

No you don't. You just want to get the dirty illegals out of the country. You make excuses when ICE purposefully and systematically violate due process and attempt to dismiss any discussion about it as manufactured outrage.

You guys go ballistic when they don’t.

Yeah, what's there to go ballistic over. The building of concentration camps, roaming gangs of ICE thugs, the murder of migrants and American citizens, violating migrants basic human rights in violation of the Geneve convention, deporting 2-month holds and 4 year old's with cancer, denying those kids and adults necessary medication and medical treatment, feeding molding and inedible food to kids. etc. Nothing at all to go see here much less go ballistic over.

I find that rich because it was the previous administrations lackadaisical attitude about border enforcement that lead to much of this reaction from the current administration.
If you ask me I think it was all planned. Let as many in as you can knowing it will overwhelm the system. Then move those folks in country knowing it makes deportation more costly and difficult. And when folks do get deported scream bloody murder about due process. You guys are fooling no one. You could see this coming a mile away.

Oh, you mean the last administration that deported more violent criminals legally without violating basic human rights? The one that actually brought down the flow of migrants to the border. That administration? I don't ask you because I've asked you in the past and have determined from your responses that your brain is filled with that MAGA, right wing brain rot. You have no clarity on this issue and are driven by your base impulses of hate towards "the others". You're not fooling anybody.

If you truly care about undocumented migrants and their treatment, rather than this incessant whining and calling the administration fascists and Nazis, you might give some thought to fashioning an actual solution to the problem and working to put a bill on the floor. But you aren’t interested in that.

Because that hasn't already been done and rejected by Republicans. Keep talking and proving yourself a fool like we all don't have a memory. Just because Republicans memory last as long as gnat doesn't mean ours does.

So spare me all this false manufactured outrage. I don’t buy it. Not for a second.

Hahaha, you mean like this screed you just typed out. Oh look, you're doing the thing.

For the record, I would prefer a legislative solution that deals with the folks who are undocumented and whom have clean records and are working or seeking work. I would also prefer that the prior administration hadn’t effectively ignored the problem in the first place which was equally irresponsible IMO.

Whatever you "believe" the prior administration did, none of it justifies what this administration and the MAGA Nazi's are doing now. Nothing they are doing is necessary to address the immigration issues and migrants here illegally. And none of it is making this country better, it's quite the opposite.