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I guess that's vaguely possible

FBI agents raided the law offices of immigration lawyer and Central Falls Municipal Court Judge Joseph Molina Flynn in Providence, Rhode Island, Thursday, though the reason for the raid has not yet been disclosed.

Very interested to see what the stated probably cause for this raid would be and if the agents confiscated privileged, confidential legal and immigration-related documents.

Of course I oppose illegal immigration, but we still need immigration lawyers and we can't violate attorney-client privilege in fighting it. There are other ways we can tackle this issue.

Not even that, it was a deal basically to keep Libertarians from voting against him in swing states. It was a big deal when he announced it during the Libertarian Party convention. The Libertarian Party also nominated Chase Oliver, who was widely disliked by convention members, which I suspect might also have been part of a deal.

There are two possibilities:

1. It was leaked to the media that the government was planning "high-profile" arrests, and this might be part of that. The arrests were always happening but they publicized the arrests publicly to deter others seeking to break into the country illegally (which from what I hear has already been working).

2. ICE has been refusing to arrest these folks, as the Biden administration has had a general policy of being pretty lenient towards illegal immigrants.

I wanna say there's Hilarious Chaos which is right wing and a lil more normie. This instance is pretty good too.

The conditions shouldn't be miserable, so you misunderstand my position slightly.

Also, people are innocent until proven guilty. Your "criminals" held in not-concentration-camps are not criminals until they get their day in court.

Oh I see! It's a problem of semantics.

Siince Trump promised millions of deportations, assuming due process is followed, they'll wait in limbo in not-concentration-camps for a mighty long time.

What part of the process causes this to take a long time? That needs to be identified and streamlined.

I'll add this: people held in concentration camps in Nazi Germany were all deemed criminals by the Third Reich. Not one of them was innocent according to the Nuremberg laws. Yet those jails furiously look like concentration camps don't you think?

See I still don't know if you're trolling or not

Per Wikipedia, it's not a concentration camp unless it specifically targets:

political prisoners or politically targeted demographics, such as members of national or minority ethnic groups

~~Maybe you consider "criminal" to be a demographic? I don't, maybe that's where are disagreement lies here.~~

Bad take actually, let me correct that: concentration camps for criminals are and should be a thing, they're called jails. It's normal to support them.

That said I've generally opposed mass deportations in the United States. I don't think they're wrong to do at all, but I think it's more important to secure the border, and it would be a better use of our resources to give the illegals who are here a path to citizenship that they may follow so long as they do not break any additional laws. If people here are going to work and be peaceful, there's nothing to be lost by letting them live here and have full citizenship IMHO, even if it would technically be more just to boot them back to where they came from.

Do you believe illegal immigrants get nabbed and immediately tossed out of the country?

No, when did I say that?

You are correct about the process. That is how things should be done. I don't think being poor and brown should make you immune from having to follow the law.

To say that the world will run out of space for all these illegals is a take that could only be taken seriously as a troll.

The dramatic difference is that ICE will probably start deporting the people they arrest now if they're not here legally.