The latest data from Deportation Data Project shows that ICE has never arrested so many people — and never so many people without any criminal history.
All that group of people that you mentioned earlier, pedophiles, thieves, murderers, they are all right there in DC at the pentagon, white house, or I guess I could call it the pedophile house, hell they walked all around the REAL criminals, I will say this and close, Since you all have rounded up all these people and their families we should be able to sleep good tonight. I wonder what would happen if the people in all those other countries decided to run all the americans, spies, and murderers out of their countries that would put a stop to the US and all the other countries from STEALING all their natural resources, run them out of your Embassies, safe houses run them all out families and all, because that’s the ONLY REASON that you are over there for the natural resources for a Lifetime.
Great piece, thank you for this and for all the work you do. I have some questions. Is it possible, since the original data comes from ICE, that the percentage of convictions are inflated? Should any caveats be applied to the “most serious conviction” data released by ICE? Is the “MSC charge” entered at book-in in the first detention center (where it might be more subject to clerical error or mistaken identities), by an immigration court, or elsewhere in the process?
THANK YOU, AUSTIN! I hope this gets lots of views. The report I saw today said that of the 1300 detained in TWO weeks in northern VA and MD, 400 may have had some criminal interaction. 900 people and their families will go through months if not years of detention for no reason whatsoever, some may die of neglect and abuse. Billionaire private prison companies will keep them there as long as WE pay them by the day to hold them. Who is the criminal? By the way, of course, I round numbers off. But they are only rounded, not presenting an incorrect image of the real crime here.
Of course they had no criminal history--would it make any difference if they did? ICE's goal is to meet large quotas of deportations as quickly as possible. Why would they let a "little detail" such as a person being innocent of any crime get in their way?
All that group of people that you mentioned earlier, pedophiles, thieves, murderers, they are all right there in DC at the pentagon, white house, or I guess I could call it the pedophile house, hell they walked all around the REAL criminals, I will say this and close, Since you all have rounded up all these people and their families we should be able to sleep good tonight. I wonder what would happen if the people in all those other countries decided to run all the americans, spies, and murderers out of their countries that would put a stop to the US and all the other countries from STEALING all their natural resources, run them out of your Embassies, safe houses run them all out families and all, because that’s the ONLY REASON that you are over there for the natural resources for a Lifetime.
Great piece, thank you for this and for all the work you do. I have some questions. Is it possible, since the original data comes from ICE, that the percentage of convictions are inflated? Should any caveats be applied to the “most serious conviction” data released by ICE? Is the “MSC charge” entered at book-in in the first detention center (where it might be more subject to clerical error or mistaken identities), by an immigration court, or elsewhere in the process?
THANK YOU, AUSTIN! I hope this gets lots of views. The report I saw today said that of the 1300 detained in TWO weeks in northern VA and MD, 400 may have had some criminal interaction. 900 people and their families will go through months if not years of detention for no reason whatsoever, some may die of neglect and abuse. Billionaire private prison companies will keep them there as long as WE pay them by the day to hold them. Who is the criminal? By the way, of course, I round numbers off. But they are only rounded, not presenting an incorrect image of the real crime here.
Good.
Of course they had no criminal history--would it make any difference if they did? ICE's goal is to meet large quotas of deportations as quickly as possible. Why would they let a "little detail" such as a person being innocent of any crime get in their way?