Border Patrol Is Detaining Migrants in ‘a Human Dog Pound’

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

48 hours, usually.

A large facility with a fence around it used for storing large amounts of people? A camp can be, and usually is, a facility. And are they immigration facilities now? You know that that means that they are not there to hold people suspected of a crime, right? If they are immigration facilities then this whole thing is legally even more out of whack.

Literally zero trials ever have been concluded in 48 hours.

Well they hold immigrants, so yes, they are immigration facilities. More specifically they're detention centers for people pending deportation hearings.

Just like my university is an immigration university because it has immigrants in it.

Some people in there are refugees, which are legally differentiated from immgrants. And, of course, they have not been tried yet, so it's hard to call these people anything.

Reading comprehension: it usually takes a maximum of 48 hours before a suspect is first brought before a judge. Nowhere did I (or you) state that it was about finishing a trial completely. But at least people in jail get a judge to hear their case preliminary to decide whether they are rightly in that jail.

[Telconi]

Literally zero trials ever have been concluded in 48 hours.

Well they hold immigrants, so yes, they are immigration facilities. More specifically they're detention centers for people pending deportation hearings.

Just like my university is an immigration university because it has immigrants in it.

Some people in there are refugees, which are legally differentiated from immgrants. And, of course, they have not been tried yet, so it's hard to call these people anything.

Reading comprehension: it usually takes a maximum of 48 hours before a suspect is first brought before a judge. Nowhere did I (or you) state that it was about finishing a trial completely. But at least people in jail get a judge to hear their case preliminary to decide whether they are rightly in that jail.

The number of thirty days was given as total detention time, so yes, on average the process is completed in thirty days for these people. People in normal jails are usually there for thirty days. A person in a typical jail seeing a judge within 48 hours and then being returned to his jail is irrelevant. Alas, reading comprehension.

Refugees are a subgroup of immigrants. All refugees are immigrants.

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

Just like my university is an immigration university because it has immigrants in it.

Some people in there are refugees, which are legally differentiated from immgrants. And, of course, they have not been tried yet, so it's hard to call these people anything.

Reading comprehension: it usually takes a maximum of 48 hours before a suspect is first brought before a judge. Nowhere did I (or you) state that it was about finishing a trial completely. But at least people in jail get a judge to hear their case preliminary to decide whether they are rightly in that jail.

The number of thirty days was given as total detention time, so yes, on average the process is completed in thirty days for these people. People in normal jails are usually there for thirty days. A person in a typical jail seeing a judge within 48 hours and then being returned to his jail is irrelevant. Alas, reading comprehension.

Refugees are a subgroup of immigrants. All refugees are immigrants.

It's not irrelevant, because sometimes a judge decides to let someone out on bail, or decides that there are no crimes to hold a person for. That is an important step in the judicial system. Not all people are sent back to jail, which is why that step is so crucial.

Refugees are not immigrants, now you're just being wrong.

[Telconi]

The number of thirty days was given as total detention time, so yes, on average the process is completed in thirty days for these people. People in normal jails are usually there for thirty days. A person in a typical jail seeing a judge within 48 hours and then being returned to his jail is irrelevant. Alas, reading comprehension.

Refugees are a subgroup of immigrants. All refugees are immigrants.

It's not irrelevant, because sometimes a judge decides to let someone out on bail, or decides that there are no crimes to hold a person for. That is an important step in the judicial system. Not all people are sent back to jail, which is why that step is so crucial.

Refugees are not immigrants, now you're just being wrong.

But not a differentiating trait, by your own criteria.

They're not? Then why are they here?

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

It's not irrelevant, because sometimes a judge decides to let someone out on bail, or decides that there are no crimes to hold a person for. That is an important step in the judicial system. Not all people are sent back to jail, which is why that step is so crucial.

Refugees are not immigrants, now you're just being wrong.

But not a differentiating trait, by your own criteria.

They're not? Then why are they here?

They are refugees. Immigrants seek to live in a country for a longer time. Refugees are there temporarily until their home is safe again. Sometimes refugees become immigrants, but they are seperate categories.

Getting to see a judge before going into overcrowded prisons with no soap and tooth paste and being separated from your kids sounds hugely important to me.

[Novus America]

But not a differentiating trait, by your own criteria.

They're not? Then why are they here?

They are refugees. Immigrants seek to live in a country for a longer time. Refugees are there temporarily until their home is safe again. Sometimes refugees become immigrants, but they are seperate categories.

Getting to see a judge before going into overcrowded prisons with no soap and tooth paste and being separated from your kids sounds hugely important to me.

All of these asylum seekers are looking for permanent residency though.

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

They are refugees. Immigrants seek to live in a country for a longer time. Refugees are there temporarily until their home is safe again. Sometimes refugees become immigrants, but they are seperate categories.

Getting to see a judge before going into overcrowded prisons with no soap and tooth paste and being separated from your kids sounds hugely important to me.

All of these asylum seekers are looking for permanent residency though.

You got a source for that? They'll be looking for indefinite residency, sure. Mind, there is a difference between residency and citizenship too.

[Novus America]

All of these asylum seekers are looking for permanent residency though.

You got a source for that? They'll be looking for indefinite residency, sure. Mind, there is a difference between residency and citizenship too.

Five years permanent residency qualifies you for citizenship.

Do you really think they are leaving only because, gang violence or whatever the are claiming?
And not also to live in the US? They are asylum seekers AND perspective immigrants.

If the were all offered US citizenship under the requirement they renounce their existing citizenship how many would turn down the US citizenship?

[Telconi]

But not a differentiating trait, by your own criteria.

They're not? Then why are they here?

They are refugees. Immigrants seek to live in a country for a longer time. Refugees are there temporarily until their home is safe again. Sometimes refugees become immigrants, but they are seperate categories.

Getting to see a judge before going into overcrowded prisons with no soap and tooth paste and being separated from your kids sounds hugely important to me.

Spaghetti night sounds hugely important to me. Doesn't mean places without it are concentration camps.

[Vassenor]

Customs and Border Protection denies Marine Corps veteran entry for scheduled citizenship interview

In case you thought this sort of thing wasn't about race.

[Israeli Commonwealth]

Customs and Border Protection denies Marine Corps veteran entry for scheduled citizenship interview

In case you thought this sort of thing wasn't about race.

How the hell does that mean anything?? No it isn't about race. But the majority of people trying to come across illegally are Hispanic, Black, Latino, or anything in between. Your argument is retarded.

[Geneviev]

Customs and Border Protection denies Marine Corps veteran entry for scheduled citizenship interview

In case you thought this sort of thing wasn't about race.

Of course it's about race.

[Vassenor]

Customs and Border Protection denies Marine Corps veteran entry for scheduled citizenship interview

In case you thought this sort of thing wasn't about race.

How the hell does that mean anything?? No it isn't about race. But the majority of people trying to come across illegally are Hispanic, Black, Latino, or anything in between. Your argument is retarded.

So why turn away a decorated veteran who is trying to enter legally?

[Ohioan Territory]

Customs and Border Protection denies Marine Corps veteran entry for scheduled citizenship interview

In case you thought this sort of thing wasn't about race.

How the hell does that mean anything?? No it isn't about race. But the majority of people trying to come across illegally are Hispanic, Black, Latino, or anything in between. Your argument is retarded.

Dark-skinned Latin veteran of the American military has a scheduled citizenship hearing in the United States and is denied entry. Why wasn't he allowed in, then?

[The Emerald Legion]

How the hell does that mean anything?? No it isn't about race. But the majority of people trying to come across illegally are Hispanic, Black, Latino, or anything in between. Your argument is retarded.

So why turn away a decorated veteran who is trying to enter legally?

Because he was legally deported in 2008.

[Ohioan Territory]

So why turn away a decorated veteran who is trying to enter legally?

Because he was legally deported in 2008.

And he had a scheduled citizenship hearing within the U.S. in 2019. Your point?

[Kowani]

Customs and Border Protection denies Marine Corps veteran entry for scheduled citizenship interview

In case you thought this sort of thing wasn't about race.

How the hell does that mean anything?? No it isn't about race. But the majority of people trying to come across illegally are Hispanic, Black, Latino, or anything in between. Your argument is retarded.

579,00 Illegal immigrants from white countries. Outrage? None.

[The Emerald Legion]

Because he was legally deported in 2008.

And he had a scheduled citizenship hearing within the U.S. in 2019. Your point?

He's been out of the country for literally three presidencies. One of whom was Obama. Chances are, Trump didn't reach back into the past to deport him over a decade ago to satisfy racists in 2019.

[The Emerald Legion]

How the hell does that mean anything?? No it isn't about race. But the majority of people trying to come across illegally are Hispanic, Black, Latino, or anything in between. Your argument is retarded.

579,00 Illegal immigrants from white countries. Outrage? None.

> Outrage over 5% of illegal immigrants not being pointed out in particular. Meanwhile Mexico and Central Americans make up 67% of illegal immigration.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

So why turn away a decorated veteran who is trying to enter legally?

Because he was legally deported in 2008.

Why would you turn away a veteran who attempted to enter legally?

That guy did his duty. He is a hero.

[Kowani]

579,00 Illegal immigrants from white countries. Outrage? None.

> Outrage over 5% of illegal immigrants not being pointed out in particular. Meanwhile Mexico and Central Americans make up 67% of illegal immigration.

Not what I’m talking about, and I think you know that.

[The Emerald Legion]

Because he was legally deported in 2008.

Why would you turn away a veteran who attempted to enter legally?

That guy did his duty. He is a hero.

And then he broke the law by ignoring a court order and was deported for it.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

Why would you turn away a veteran who attempted to enter legally?

That guy did his duty. He is a hero.

And then he broke the law by ignoring a court order and was deported for it.

Why would you do that?

Arrest him, give him a fair trial, if found guilty, put him in jail.

Don't deport someone who have blood for America.

[The Emerald Legion]

And then he broke the law by ignoring a court order and was deported for it.

Why would you do that?

Arrest him, give him a fair trial, if found guilty, put him in jail.

Don't deport someone who have blood for America.

Correction. He wasn't being arrested. It was his original court date to become a citizen. He ignored it and went to go visit his mother in Belize to get 'Herbal Diabetes Cures.' and then was surprised when he came back to find himself not a citizen.

As an aside, am I the only one weirded out by the whole ICE bae thing?

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

Why would you do that?

Arrest him, give him a fair trial, if found guilty, put him in jail.

Don't deport someone who have blood for America.

Correction. He wasn't being arrested. It was his original court date to become a citizen. He ignored it and went to go visit his mother in Belize to get 'Herbal Diabetes Cures.' and then was surprised when he came back to find himself not a citizen.

As an aside, am I the only one weirded out by the whole ICE bae thing?

That’s insane. If his lawyers represent him, and he has a good case, there is no need to have him present. That’s ambushing his citizenship.