The documents outline the strategy behind ICE’s breakneck expansion, a chaotic effort that has already triggered lawsuits and accusations of cruelty. The agency has repurposed sections of military bases and revived dormant prisons, partnering with private prison contractors, local sheriffs and Republican gov

The expansion is funded by an unprecedented $45 billion detention budget approved last month by Congress. The money cleared the way for federal officials to award billions of dollars in additional contracts to the private prison contractors that already oversee the vast majority of immigrant detainees.

Geo Group, ICE’s largest contractor and a company with close ties to the Trump administration, is in line to receive at least nine new or modified detention contracts with a total estimated value of over $500 million a year, the documents show. When combined with four new contracts that ICE had already awarded Geo this year, the company is on track to double its total annual revenue from ICE detention.

CoreCivic, the other largest private prison operator, would receive at least 12 contracts worth more than $500 million a year under the ICE plan — also roughly doubling that company’s annual revenue from ICE.

Four states account for the majority of ICE’s detention space: Texas, Louisiana, California and Georgia. That trend is poised to continue, with new facilities in Texas alone expected to double the state’s capacity to almost 38,000 beds by year-end.

But ICE also plans to expand in states with few existing detention beds, including Oklahoma, Indiana, Minnesota, North Carolina and Tennessee. By year-end, 19 states could have the capacity to hold at least 1,000 immigrants, up from 14 states last month.

ICE’s plan calls for three new or expanded family detention facilities totaling more than 5,700 beds, signaling that the government plans to significantly increase deportations of parents with their children. The agency currently has close to 2,000 beds for families at one facility in Dilley, Texas.

The largest of the newly planned family centers, referred to as “Brownsville Family” in ICE’s planning document, would hold up to 3,500 adults and children in the Texas border town of Brownsville. There is no existing ICE facility in that location, so the agency may be planning to build a new soft-sided structure.

Family detention was previously expanded under the Obama administration and continued in the first Trump administration, with the goal of deterring migrants from crossing the border illegally with children. President Joe Biden ended family detention in 2021, releasing many families and putting some in hotel rooms.

>>1426681
Can't wait to waste millions to billions on facilities that'll almost immediately be buried under lawsuits and used in future textbooks as an example of US state torturing people.

resident shill is definitely going to nonconsentually expose us to his violent sick fetishes in this thread

>think about the money they're wasting!
>t-they'll be sued!
>YOU'RE ON THE WRONG SIDE OF HISTORY!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MCROOOuJsw

>>1426686
"Alligator Alcatraz" is already getting sued on multiple fronts and had a flood within days of opening. They want more of that; enjoy paying off the lawyers of the migrants you hate so much when they inevitably sue for mistreatment and the state/fed uses your money to pay for it.

>the shill made a custom image reveling in the BFTOs they've received
>responds with a video from a shitty gooner power fantasy anime
chris-chan 2.0 is coming along nicely

>>1426687
Democrats gave illegals tax dollars in the form of free housing, medical care and cellphone coverage. What do I care if Trump builds a few cages in a swamp puppy pit?
>t-they'll sue!
Yeah okay fag

>>1426684
Yeah I know. We would save so much more money if we just shot people crossing the border like Israel does.

>>1426687
>mfw the illegals in "Alligator Alcatraz" lived better than I did in my deployment to Afghanistan

>>1426690
Why do you care about how someone elses country handles things?
Only American opinions matter here, and most think this money is being wasted.

>>1426685
Nah you definitely take the cake for glorifying sick fetishes. You lost, you will always lose because you sealed your own fate, and lastly but certainly most, give me Trump or give me death.

>>1426691
>>mfw the illegals in "Alligator Alcatraz" lived better than I did in my deployment to Afghanistan
>Some detainees reported maggots in the food and having to "dig the fecal matter out of the toilets with their bare hands" for lack of plumbing. The Florida Division of Emergency Management has denied the claims, but no independent inspections have been allowed

>>1426690
They'll sue and win because there is, shockingly, a legal limit to how badly you can treat people regardless of crime.

>>1426694
Ah yes, the very 'reliable' New York Magazine that totally isn't biased towards the extreme left. They seem trustworthy!

>>1426695
Why won't they allow inspections anon? Surely this should be easy to disprove?

>>1426694
>They'll sue and win
How many illegal immigrants do you think have sued and won so far?

>>1426696
Um I'm pretty sure they did Anon. They let some democrats through and gave them a tour. There was even some black guy in congress describing the HORRORS he witnessed ... like... LIVING IN AIR CONDITIONED TENTS SET TO 80 DEGREES!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!

Let me see if I can find the video.

>>1426692
American here. Got what I voted for.

>>1426698
>>1426698
>They let some democrats through and gave them a tour
they actually pointedly didn't let them see any of the places migrants actually were.
>https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/12/us/alligator-alcatraz-lawmaker-tour-conditions

>>1426699
real convincing faggot. you suck at your job

>>1426700
>they actually pointedly didn't let them see any of the places migrants actually were.
Which is why Congressman Maxwell Frost is describing the "inhumane" treatment of the inmates he saw that 'remind him of himself'?

>>1426700
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Wdw01arEwZE

>>1426697
>https://www.foxnews.com/us/ice-ordered-fix-horrifying-conditions-nyc-facility-after-migrant-complaints
>https://www.hivlawandpolicy.org/resources/fraihat-v-ice-106-fed-r-serv-3d-511-cd-cal-2020
>https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/press-release/us-immigration-and-customs-enforcement-close-or-scale-back-use-four-immigration-detention/
>https://immigrantjustice.org/press-release/final-settlement-approved-in-lawsuit-on-unlawful-detention-of-unaccompanied-youth/
>https://www.acluvt.org/en/cases/migrant-justice-v-us-department-homeland-security

>>1426702
>>1426703
They were able to hear and partially see where they were, but were unable to inspect the conditions of where migrants were actively being held.

Why do you think that is anon? What could they have to hide?

>>1426706
>A federal judge ordered the Trump administration Tuesday to immediately improve conditions at a New York City immigration holding facility, acting on complaints by jailed migrants that it is dirty, smelly and overcrowded
Yeah, that's because of the immigrants all in a single place.

>>1426697
Said with the same retarded swagger you used when you said Abrego Garcia is never coming back to the US
Hint: He came back

>>1426711
You sound pretty smug for someone defending terrorists anon.

>>1426712
i hope your shill farm gets droned, projecting shill

>>1426708
lol what? He specifically says that he saw the migrants in "cages" and could hear them talking to him.

oh wait nevermind, I forgot that /news/ leftists are all Zoomers who don't know what a link is. As explained to your generation in the other thread (where Zoomer leftists didn't understand how to open an imgur link): You need to select and copy the characters that are in this comment >>1426703 and paste them in that space at the top of your browser. Then hit Enter.

>>1426708
>They were able to hear and partially see where they were, but were unable to inspect the conditions of where migrants were actively being held.
lol I don't know why you keep fucking lying about this when Maxwell is going into elaborate detail describing their conditions oh so dramatically.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nd0p_Rph0Gw
>only three toilets per cage
>with drinking fountain apparatus on top of each
Gee it would've been real FUCKING nice to have my own goddamn toilet in Afghanistan! Not have to drink hot as fuck water from a bottle all the goddamn time! Hell he's bitching about mosquitos in Florida, when I had to worry about fucking rats getting into my shit -

- y'know what? Fuck him and fuck you too. Miss me with your sad, pathetic, bleeding heart whoreshit. I'm legit getting pissed off thinking about how these fuckers were living better than I was, and I didn't fucking break any laws. Suck my cock.

>>1426713
I support the new American regime, pajeet. Can you say the same?
No, you can't.

>>1426715
These illegals are prima donnas. They've existed off the fat of the American taxdollar for so long that anything less than a hotel isn't enough for them.

>>1426715
>Gee it would've been real FUCKING nice to have my own goddamn toilet in Afghanistan! Not have to drink hot as fuck water from a bottle all the goddamn time! Hell he's bitching about mosquitos in Florida, when I had to worry about fucking rats getting into my shit -
>Waaaaaaaah, I had to be in shit conditions in a war I enlisted in and voluntarily deployed in! These people being held in these conditions forcibly need to feel the same way I put myself in!

>>1426720
>Waaaaaaaah, I had to be in shit conditions in a war I enlisted in and voluntarily deployed in! These people being held in these conditions forcibly need to feel the same way I put myself in!
Do you not see the irony in your greentext about 'putting myself in these conditions' and comparing it to illegals that put themselves in that condition when they finally got caught breaking the law?
>Waaaaaaaah, how dare we treat prisoners like they're in prison!

>>1426714
>>1426715
>https://www.latimes.com/delos/newsletter/2025-07-18/alligator-alcatraz-rep-maxwell-frost-florida
>The representative said that they weren’t permitted to speak with detainees, and that they were only allowed to stand at the doorway of the tents. Each tent contained six cages, he said, with 32 people per cage. Units contained three toilet-sink devices.

Yeah so, hear and see, not inspect. You can tell from a distance when people are being crammed in cans.

>>1426721
You can't legally be treated that way in prison anon. You wanna bitch and moan about your deployment that you volunteered for, be my guest, but per law you cannot treat prisoners that way regardless of charges.

>>1426681
Still gonna pretend they're just going after criminals?

>>1426715
The sheer level of purposeful delusion to think that being in a fucking prison camp is in any way nice is fucking incredible.

>>1426722
>Yeah so, hear and see, not inspect.
Which is known as inspecting? Visually looking at a thing and seeing what the condition of said thing is? Holy shit are you kidding me right now? What would've made this inspection more throughout? Should we've thrown those congressmen inside the cages with criminals, because I'm down with that.
>You can tell from a distance when people are being crammed in cans.
And still has more room than we did. So again, suck my cock.

>>1426723
>You can't legally be treated that way in prison anon.
You can't put them in cages, give them food and water, with showers and toilets? Really? I'd like a citation please.
>You wanna bitch and moan about your deployment that you volunteered for, be my guest,
You wanna bitch and moan about criminals getting better treatment than our own military then be my guest too. Spoiler alert: I won't give a fuck.
>but per law you cannot treat prisoners that way
And let's see this fucking law. I want to see something in writing that says we can't put illegal immigrants in cages like this.

>>1426681
When are they lowering the standards for ice agents? That sign on bonus seems pretty sweet

>>1426725
>The sheer level of purposeful delusion to think that being in a fucking prison camp is in any way nice is fucking incredible.
Once again, nicer than what the Army has to live through.

shill argues semantics constantly because they get off to the idea of their mouth being full of semen all day long
and now they're even stealing valor

>>1426726
>Which is known as inspecting? Visually looking at a thing and seeing what the condition of said thing is? Holy shit are you kidding me right now? What would've made this inspection more throughout? Should we've thrown those congressmen inside the cages with criminals, because I'm down with that.
Why are they not allowed to look up close anon? Or even get within distance to talk with the prisoners?
>And still has more room than we did. So again, suck my cock.
Yeah what you put yourself through willingly doesn't matter when it comes to human rights inherent to every person in the legal system, illegal immigrant or not.

>You can't put them in cages, give them food and water, with showers and toilets? Really? I'd like a citation please.
Not if the food is spoiled and the toilets don't work retard.
>And let's see this fucking law. I want to see something in writing that says we can't put illegal immigrants in cages like this.
The Eighth Amendment.
>Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.
Forcing people to dig shit out of toilets, eat food with maggots, and be crammed into cells like sardines decidedly falls into "cruel and unusual punishment" anon.

>>1426730
>Why are they not allowed to look up close anon? Or even get within distance to talk with the prisoners?
Of course they think that.
And if their house falls apart and they find out the guy who inspected it just sort of looked at it from a distance, they'd also argue that their house was never inspected.
This is because they're a spurious faggot

>>1426731
>And if their house falls apart and they find out the guy who inspected it just sort of looked at it from a distance, they'd also argue that their house was never inspected.
That's objectively true though lol.

>>1426728
>Waaaaaaah
>Why can't they be forced to go through what I volunteered for
Hey anon if I dip my balls in a vat of acid, you have to too.

>>1426730
>Why are they not allowed to look up close anon? Or even get within distance to talk with the prisoners?
Uh probably because they're criminals and they don't want to be held responsible if anything happens to a congressman. I can't believe you're asking a question this fucking stupid. Let's put high-level government officials as close to prison inmates as possible. LMAO WHAT THE FUCK COULD GO WRONG?!?

>Yeah what you put yourself through willingly doesn't matter when it comes to human rights inherent to every person in the legal system, illegal immigrant or not.
And as far as I'm concerned, if this is good enough for the military then it's good enough for prisoners - though they live in even better conditions.

>Not if the food is spoiled and the toilets don't work retard.
And we know this is what's happening from some extreme far-left dogshit website? Show me a legit source this is happening. Go ahead I'll wait.
>The Eighth Amendment.
Yeah I don't see anywhere here where it says we can't put prisoners in cages with indoor plumbing and bunk beds. Can you show me where it says this?

>Forcing people to dig shit out of toilets, eat food with maggots,
>source: my asshole

>and be crammed into cells like sardines
Well good thing they're trying to double the space available - oh wait, you're bitching about that too! There's no winning with you people.

>>1426733
>Waaaaaaah
>We can't put prisoners in prison! That's inhumane!
Now where the fuck did I put the world's smallest violin. I know it's here somewhere...

>>1426734
>There's no winning with you people. (Americans)
real talk from real shills

>>1426737
you're going to trigger him

>>1426738
No, it'll trigger her if she learns my real name is Chaz

>>1426734
>Uh probably because they're criminals and they don't want to be held responsible if anything happens to a congressman
What are they gonna do, throw a shank like a circus performer that nails one of them right in the head? You're acting like these are violent prisoners when most of them got busted for what amounts to trespassing.

>And as far as I'm concerned, if this is good enough for the military then it's good enough for prisoners - though they live in even better conditions.
Yeah not how it works. Military volunteers to be in those conditions. That's what you agreed to, not where you're being held by force.

>And we know this is what's happening from some extreme far-left dogshit website? Show me a legit source this is happening. Go ahead I'll wait.
Well, we can't exactly disprove it because they refuse to let anyone independent inspect the facility. But we do have complaints from the prisoners themselves that are supported from what the dems WERE allowed to see. If everyone is reporting an abuse, but they refuse to let anyone see if it's false, then that means it's more than likely true.

>>1426736
Prisons literally have a limit to what they can do to prisoners before they become legally liable. "BUT MY ASS IN AFGHANISTAN KILLING FOR OIL COMPANIES HAD IT WORSE!" is not a valid defense for violating the eighth amendment of the constitution.

>>1426745
he's also lying about being in the military just like he lies about everything here

>>1426747
did they actually claim to be in the military? I think they just complained about living conditions in Afghanistan
They may have been a Haliburton intern who fucked up and got put on permanent shill duty as punishment

>>1426744
>What are they gonna do, throw a shank like a circus performer that nails one of them right in the head?
No I'm sure the locked up prisoners are perfectly harmless. We should put your daughter in one of these cages. She'll be fine.
>You're acting like these are violent prisoners when most of them got busted for what amounts to trespassing.
Oh GOD can you fucking stop it with this bullshit downplaying? Or just go full-retard like you do all the time and bring up jaywalking again. It never gets old with those comparisons.

>Yeah not how it works.
Yeah that is how that works. The conditions are humane enough for prisoners. I know it's not the five-star hotel you promised them, but maybe next time don't fight us on budgets all the time (like you're doing right now with doubling the size of these prisons).

>Well, we can't exactly disprove it because they refuse to let anyone independent inspect the facility.
I guess congressmen don't count. Fuck it.

>>1426745
>Prisons literally have a limit to what they can do to prisoners before they become legally liable.
And since none of you faggots can produce a law saying they can't do this,
>in before muh 8th amendment that says fucking nothing about cage sizes
I'm going to err on the side of the government knowing what they're doing over the word of some extreme-left blog.

>"BUT MY ASS IN AFGHANISTAN KILLING FOR OIL COMPANIES HAD IT WORSE!" is not a valid defense for violating the eighth amendment of the constitution.
Show me where they're being cruelly and unusually punished, or fuck off. No, a climate controlled prison with plumbing and beds is not cruel and unusual.

>>1426751
>I guess congressmen don't count. Fuck it.
Yeah the inspection where you're not allowed to enter the room where all the prisoners are. Like my house inspection where I don't let the inspector past the door of my boiler room.

>Oh GOD can you fucking stop it with this bullshit downplaying?
If anything I'm overplaying. Illegal immigration isn't even a felony.

>Yeah that is how that works. The conditions are humane enough for prisoners.
Not if their own reports are true. You cannot serve people spoiled food and force them to dig shit out of their toilets. You couldn't put a mass murderer on death row in those conditions, nevermind a border jumper.

>And since none of you faggots can produce a law saying they can't do this,
Eighth amendment.

>I'm going to err on the side of the government knowing what they're doing over the word of some extreme-left blog.
The government cannot be trusted to inspect themselves and find nothing wrong. Do you really savor the taste of boot leather that much that you think they can do no wrong? That's the whole point of independent inspections.

>I landed on base with a laptop, a duffel bag, and a chip on my shoulder, ready to make my mark. Haliburton had me on logistics, shuffling supplies for reconstruction projects—basically a glorified paper-pusher under the thumb of my boss, a hard-ass exec who ran the show like a drill sergeant. He was all about “order” and “discipline,” and his shadow loomed large over the base.

>First month, I’m in the mess hall, slogging through some questionable chow, when I clock him—Avery. Soft features, long lashes, rocking tight jeans and a scarf that screamed “not from around here.” He was 20, maybe, with a sly grin that hit me like a flashbang. We got to talking over coffee that tasted like regret. He said he was a local liaison, helping with translations and outreach. Charismatic, sharp, and with a laugh that cut through the war’s noise, he was like a spark in the desert. I was hooked.

>We started hanging out—late-night talks by the wire, sharing smokes under the stars. I spilled about my small-town roots; he was cagey about his past, just dropping hints about bouncing between the States and “here.” There was this pull between us, electric and dangerous. One night, with flares lighting up the sky, we kissed. It was rushed, hungry, alive. We started sneaking around—empty tents, dark corners of the motor pool—stealing moments where we could. It was reckless, and I knew it was trouble. My boss was a known homophobe, always ranting about “keeping things professional.” If he caught wind of two guys getting close, especially under his nose, we’d be toast. But that risk? It made every touch feel like a rebellion.

>Then one day I got a bombshell. We’re catching our breath in a supply closet when Avery drops a bomb: he’s my boss's son, the guy who’d have me scrubbing latrines for a month if he knew what we were up to. Avery had faked his way onto the base, telling his dad he was at some fancy college stateside. He wanted to see the real world, not just his dad’s corner office in Dubai. I was pissed he’d kept it secret—his dad was the one signing my paychecks, and now I was risking my job for him. But that smile of his pulled me back in, and we kept at it, more careful but no less desperate.

>Things got intense. We were falling hard, dodging my bosses eagle eyes while carving out our own world in the chaos. Avery started talking about feeling “wrong” in his body, like he was wearing someone else’s skin. I didn’t get it, brushed it off as him being dramatic. I was from a place where folks didn’t talk about that stuff, and honestly, I thought it was just a phase. I cared about him, but I wasn’t ready for deep dives into identity.

>One night, Avery pulls me into a dark corner, voice shaking, and says he’s trans. He’s not a guy, not really—her name’s Aaliyah now, and she’s done hiding. She wanted to start transitioning, to live as a woman, and she’d been figuring it out in secret, even out here. My world tilted. I grew up in a town where “trans” was barely a word, and what I’d heard wasn’t kind. I tried to be supportive, but inside, I was freaking out. I told her I couldn’t do this, I wasn't into women, that it wasn’t what I signed up for. Her eyes went cold, and I saw the hurt I’d caused, but I couldn’t bridge that gap. It was over.

>>1426754
>Yeah the inspection where you're not allowed to enter the room where all the prisoners are.
So ONCE AGAIN... What would've made this inspection more throughout? Other than going up to the prisoners and shaking their hands because in your fantasy world criminals aren't a threat to anyone.

>If anything I'm overplaying. Illegal immigration isn't even a felony.
It is still a crime, as much as democrats want to whine about it, and the penalty is getting kicked the fuck out. And since you're not doing anything to speed this process along, this is what we have to do. You're either part of the problem or part of the solution.

>Not if their own reports are true.
So prove it. Stop wasting my fucking time.

>Eighth amendment.
I forgot redditors don't know what nb4 means.

>The government cannot be trusted to inspect themselves and find nothing wrong.
I trust them more than New York Magazine, so when you come up with a more reliable source let me know.

>>1426758
>inspection more throughout
ESLing intensifies

>>1426759
it never fails

>>1426760
Ewe grotto advent, their vary throughout wind sailing your un ESL

>>1426758
>What would've made this inspection more throughout?
Actually being able to look at the in-use cells instead of being stuck at the entrance.

>Other than going up to the prisoners and shaking their hands because in your fantasy world criminals aren't a threat to anyone.
Hey wouldn't it help your narrative if one of these "violent criminals" attacked someone trying to check on them? Oh wait, most of them are gardeners or below minimum wage workers, that's why.

>I forgot redditors don't know what nb4 means.
Anon you seem to forget how to read considering that is the exact law you're talking about.

>So prove it. Stop wasting my fucking time.
Gladly check to see if they're true but oh wait, no one's allowed to. Surely they're just being cautious and absolutely nothing illegal is going on : ) : ) : )

>>1426762
>Actually being able to look at the in-use cells instead of being stuck at the entrance.
Yeah I just want to point out that these congressmen didn't notice any maggots in food or seeing inmates digging shit out of the toilet, btw. You'd think if that was going on so much they would've brought it up instead of leaving it to NYMag. But I digress.

So you're complaint is that they didn't get a good enough look of the cells? Personally I thought the pictures were good enough, but fine, let's have the congressmen do a 360 walk-around the cages next time. Doubt it'll make much of a difference, but it's not like they have anything important to do.

>Hey wouldn't it help your narrative if one of these "violent criminals" attacked someone trying to check on them?
It wouldn't help the ICE employees who will likely get fired for allowing that to happen. Hence why they prefer to keep congressmen as far away from criminals as possible.

>Anon you seem to forget how to read considering that is the exact law you're talking about.
Chanting "muh 8th amendment" over and over does not explain how climate-controlled environments with indoor plumbing and furniture are cruel and unusual. You need to do better.

>Gladly check to see if they're true but oh wait, no one's allowed to.
Well then I guess that's the end of the conversation. What a shame. Kindly fuck off until you can deliver some actual evidence for your bullshit for a change.

>>1426764
nta, but they're providing more evidence than you are

>>1426764
>Yeah I just want to point out that these congressmen didn't notice any maggots in food or seeing inmates digging shit out of the toilet, btw
Gee I wonder why. Could it be because they weren't allowed further than the entrance to the cell block?

What is the problem? More room for more illegals. Only non white ESL shills would be against this

>>1426770
And yet close enough that Frost was going into detail like he was describing Auschwitz. How odd that he would leave out the part of them cleaning shit out of toilets.

>>1426774
We already know for fact they were not allowed further than the entrance to cell block. If he was describing it as that bad from just a glance, how bad is it up close?

>>1426774
Actually he did point out he was able to see there was only 3 toilets at a time for cells housing 32 people total, which supports the idea of them being forced to clean them out by hand.

>>1426775
Obviously not that bad if he's not reporting on seeing shit, smelling shit, noticing a cloud of flies all over the shit despite whining about mosquitos like they're a war crime. Look I'm tired of playing this game ITT. There was no shit on their hands and there were no maggots in their food. And if those cages are so inhumane and a violation of the 8th amendment (non-citizens btw), then you can help alleviate that by:
A) supporting the decision to double the size of their cells
or
B) help to expedite them the fuck out of the country.

Pick one.

>>1426773
but you're clearly for it, esl shill who is never going to be white

>>1426777
nah
I think we'll go with actually passing laws to fix the problem instead of stealing FEMA money to launder because they're fondling your racist balls.through a shitty immigration pen to pay donors.
But shills like you are paid to promote stealing taxpayer money, so I guess all we have is your forced dichotomy of uselessness

>>1426776
Three stainless steel prison toilets designed to be tough as shit and still function while inmates are fucking with it.

>>1426780
yeah 3 of those for a cell housing 32 people is still fucking unacceptable. Most cells have 1 toilet for 2-4 people at max.

>>1426777
>Obviously not that bad if he's not reporting on seeing shit, smelling shit, noticing a cloud of flies all over the shit despite whining about mosquitos like they're a war crime
how is he supposed to do that when he's not even allowed in the room.

>There was no shit on their hands and there were no maggots in their food
So why are independent inspectors not allowed to verify that? Why aren't they allowed to see the facility at all?

>A) supporting the decision to double the size of their cells
Not what this order would do btw. This would just mean this goes from being one facility in Florida to how multiple facilities work nation-wide.

>B) help to expedite them the fuck out of the country.
Sorry you hate that asylum claims require being able to file them for review.

>>1426782
>yeah 3 of those for a cell housing 32 people is still fucking unacceptable.
According to you.

>>1426782
the shill knows as well as anyone paying attention that there's nothing humane about a concentration camp surrounded by alligators guaranteed to flood during a hurricane. this is why there's no point arguing with the shills, they act in 100% bad faith. it's way more fun to clown them anyways

>>1426785
Do you need a reminder that these people invaded the interior illegally?

>>1426786
you're invading our internet faggot. what lie do you tell people so you don't have to admit you're a shill? or are you simply alone waiting for death

>>1426786
No one needs to be reminded of things you made up

>>1426787
The shill's just angry that republicans controlling all three branches of government decided to keep the current asylum system, and is coping hard pretending that this little concentration camp is actually a move to end immigration instead of a distraction, WITH MERCHANDISE, thrown to distract them while stealing money from the government to pay donors.

All this grunting is them trying to convince themselves they're not getting fucked, so don't ruin it for them by pointing out the cock in their ass

>>1426783
>how is he supposed to do that when he's not even allowed in the room.
Nigga, he went into elaborate detail on their condition.

>So why are independent inspectors not allowed to verify that? Why aren't they allowed to see the facility at all?
Probably because they thought the congressional tour (that you said in the beginning didn't happen) was sufficient.

>Not what this order would do btw.
Mind if I see this order in the report? The Washington Post is paywalled.

>Sorry you hate that asylum claims require being able to file them for review.
And because that system is being abused so much, we're going with option A. Don't complain, this is the future you chose.

>>1426789
Actually I laughed for a solid five minutes after the "you're not an American" anon had a big melty about being reminded of basic reality.
I don't give a shit if richfags make money, that's something only communists care about. Frankly, making a gift shop for the internment camp is hilarious.

>>1426790
>Nigga, he went into elaborate detail on their condition.
He said he wasn't allowed to go up close, that he saw 32 people crammed into one cell, it was hot, and people were begging for help. That was all.

>Probably because they thought the congressional tour (that you said in the beginning didn't happen) was sufficient.
The tour where they weren't even allowed to step in the same room as the cells, let alone talk to them? Yeah, good luck convincing any inspector that counts.

>>1426792
so you cried? you must really be alone forever.

>>1426790
So you're admitting that Republicunts can't govern?
No ones abusing the asylum system, its working as written

>>1426794
kek

>>1426793
>He said he wasn't allowed to go up close, that he saw 32 people crammed into one cell, it was hot, and people were begging for help. That was all.
And talked about people taking off their shirts (no shit on their arms or bodies btw), noticed there weren't any white people anywhere, they all looked like him, he's the only Cubano-American that can walk out of here, blah blah blah. I guess the sight and smell of shit just slipped his mind.

>The tour where they weren't even allowed to step in the same room as the cells, let alone talk to them?
As he reported on all the shit they said, one guy telling him to call his wife, gave his phone number, etc. etc.

>Yeah, good luck convincing any inspector that counts.
Yeah, I really don't give a fuck. They're alive and healthy enough to keep until we get them back home. Then they're the native country's problem again.

>>1426797
>we
you'll never be american, miserable faggot

>>1426797
>As he reported on all the shit they said, one guy telling him to call his wife, gave his phone number, etc. etc.
Yeah there's a difference between someone shouting and being able to talk to them.

Let it be known one of this anon's arguments as to why this is legal is "well the government would know if it was legal"

>>1426799
Do you understand how insane it is to not believe the government's word on whether or not what it's doing is illegal?
They literally created the law. They are the expert source.

>>1426800
that line of thinking worked out well for nixon didn't it

>>1426799
And there's a difference between being covered in shit and not being covered in shit, but of course you'll just take the word of some far-left rag that was never there over anything else so why bother?

>Let it be known one of this anon's arguments as to why this is legal is "well the government would know if it was legal"
That and the fact that these are non-citizens who entered the country illegally, which means the standards for them are lower than they would be for a native-born American. But do keep crying about their "inhumane" treatment.

>>1426801
Yeah that was a joke, I was hoping more people got it.

>>1426802
>which means the standards for them are lower than they would be for a native-born American.
That isn't how prison conditions work actually.

>>1426803
I mean there are anons in this thread that genuinely believe it.

>>1426805
poe's law has been especially true since 2016 because of the sheer amount of braindead astroturf throughout the internet

>>1426804
>That isn't how prison conditions work actually.
So show me a law that specifically outlines what conditions they're in are illegal.

And NO, chanting MUH EIGHTH AMENDMENT MUH EIGHTH AMENDMENT like a fucking retard is not specific. Show me an actual legal document.

>>1426809
show us your nonexistent us passport, faggot

>>1426810
It's right next to your nonexistent arguments.

Tell you what, I'm going to play some vidyagaems for a few hours. When I come back I expect to see some kind of legal document showing that they can't do that... Oh who am I kidding, we both know you can't find it.

>>1426809
>the 8th amendment d-d-doesn’t count
Very telling.

>>1426811
do us a favor and never post again faggot

>>1426681
Holy fkn hell op, I'm fucking dying from that image lmao.
11/10 delivery on that image op, lmao.
Keep it up and he might actually kill himself.

>>1426817
you're a faggot op

>>1426818
Sadly OP didn't screen cap any of your accusations of samefaggotry in his screenshot and I guarantee you that if it were me I would have done that

>>1426821
convenient excuse, dumbass. god you suck at this. how are you too incompetent to even edit a fake

>>1426822
You are quite literally the lolcow of this board and people are literally making memes about how retarded you are lmao

esl shill is, unsurprisingly, projecting again. how humiliating

>>1426824
He's already got that canned response of yours in the screenshot. And actually after looking again he also has one of you impotently crying samefag as well, middle bottom-right

>>1426825
he is you and we're all aware. i'm glad you respond to the name "esl shill" though, you useless faggot. if you want to seethe over me while wasting your time in paint, feel free to flatter me

>>1426823
He's right and everyone sees through your samefaggotry.

>>1426827
>>1426826
Get busted fag, lmao. You are the laughing stock of this board

>>1426827
he really is mentally insufficient. and it's hilarious how nobody noticed his OP so he had to point it out himself

>>1426829
Samefag

esl shill/OP is projecting again

>>1426832
This entire board laughs at you.
Personally I'm laughing even harder because you are either too stupid to realize that there are multiple people who laugh at you, or you begin copemaxxing as you are now

see how esl shill knows his name now. what a good boy

>>1426835
You are the laughing stock of this board. Twice now I've seen memes made mocking you.
And instead of rethinking your ignorant behavior your double down on you stupidity. It's delicious to watch
*Chef's kiss*

>>1426838
Nah keep it up, lolcow.
We love you here. You make leftists look unhinged

i guess my presence is a little distracting to the projecting shills, but that's why i'm here after all. more time melting down, less time posting lies.

>>1426840
who the fuck are you talking to, incompetent shill? how do you fuck up simple tasks like clicking a post. you're so dumb your mother probably acquired a drinking problem, huh

>>1426681
Why the fuck would you make an image for a board which doesn't use images?

>>1426812
>So what's specifically illegal about this prison?
>DURR EIGHT AMENDMENT DURR
>Do you have any legal documents or court decisions that says we can't do this?
>DURR EIGHT AMENDMENT DURR
>Yeah okay, what part of the eighth amendment is being violated?
>DURR EIGHT AMENDMENT DURR
Stay retarded, democrats.

>>1426814
Surprise surprise, you still have nothing.

Welp I think we can conclude that there's nothing wrong or illegal with these prisons as they're shown and you're whining about 32 people crammed into one cell, only 3 toilets, muh heat, etc. is just appealing to emotion.

>>1426853
Remember that these are Democrat shills. They are not here to debate. Just keep embarassing them with facts and logic so that other people can see how unhinged they are. Make sure you keep them on point, because they want to set up straw men to get you off topic and then they can call you racist

>>1426681
Today, OP went on a dicksucking spree of a class unseen in years.

>>1426728
They're not in the FUCKING army, are they? Jesus Christ, there are actual children being thrown into these shitholes.

>>1426857
>They're not in the FUCKING army, are they?
No they're non-citizen criminals who illegally entered the country, and they are living better than the fucking Army.
>Jesus Christ, there are actual children
Awwww children? Womp Womp. Too bad their parents dragged them with to break our laws.

>>1426859
you lack creativity shill, it hurts your arguments and gives you away. pay me for teaching you english

>>1426859
If army life is worse than prison life, then that's not a sign that prison is nice, it's a sign that the army is treating you like shit. Which is slightly more believable than an actual fucking prison camp being a nice place to be.
>Awwww children? Womp Womp.
You are such a horrible person.

>>1426870
>that prison is nice
>being a nice place
>nice nice nice
At no point in time did I say it was a nice place. It's not supposed to be a nice place. IT'S PRISON!
>You are such a horrible person.
Yeah, and?

>>1426872
>Yeah, and?
There's nothing else to say.

>>1426873
And yet you keep posting.

>>1426853
Yes because the Eighth Amendment bans exactly this kind of condition and treatment. This isn't hard to understand.

>Welp I think we can conclude that there's nothing wrong or illegal with these prisons as they're shown and you're whining about 32 people crammed into one cell, only 3 toilets, muh heat, etc. is just appealing to emotion.
Literally "Just trust the government, they'd never do anything wrong"

>>1426681
>https://www.newsweek.com/alligator-alcatraz-disease-outbreak-claims-spark-lawsuit-2113583
Oh hey another lawsuit got filed in the middle of everyone pointing out this retard.

Turns out they've also been denying lawyers to most of the people there, which is illegal as shit, in addition to letting disease run rampant.

>>1426877
>People keep bringing up amendments to the Constitution as a fight against deportation because they want people to have to throw out the Constitution to deport the browns

For what purpose? Everyone really wants to turn this into a point of contention so that we have no choice but to shitcan our entire democracy just to get rid of people who shouldn't have been allowed in in the first place? You do realize that its not just the illegals who are going, but all of the browns eventually, right? They don't belong here.

>>1426901
It's hilarious that your job is to be racist to yourself.

>>1426903
Calling us racist just emboldens is at this point. It means your have no argument

>>1426905
>us
Whomst?

>>1426913
The two /ptg/ faggots who constantly shitpost and seethe at this board's existence

>>1426901
What the fuck kind of mental gymnastics is this?

>>1426905
You just admitted that you don't actual care about illegal immigration and just want all the brown people gone. Because you're racist and you hate them. You're the one who doesn't have an argument, anon.

>>1426878
Republicans will ignore this.

We have a huge job shortage. Most immigrants want to work. We have more than enough room for them in this country. Problem solved and more tax revenue which the government spends so wisely.
Also if you’re not native american then you are an illegal immigrant.

>>1426932
We don't care what happens to them, we just want them out of the country.
If they're concerned about living conditions then don't come here. If Americans sympathize with foreigners over their own countrymen, they are welcome to join them.
Simple as.

>>1426942
>we
still larping anon?

>>1426877
>still citing 8A yet still can't specify why 32 people to a cell with three toilets and drinking fountains in a furnished tent is "cruel and unusual"

>>1426947
You still think the internment camps are a matter of personal opinion, anon?

>>1426948
>>1426949
clocked back in for another day of being a laughingstock, i see

>>1426950
They're right you know

>>1427027
nah, you're always wrong

>>1426941
>We have a huge job shortage but also wages are too low
lol
>We have more than enough room but also housing costs are too high, traffic is too bad, and we're using too much water
lmao

>>1426877
>the Eighth Amendment bans exactly this kind of condition and treatment
proofs?
lol nevermind, I forgot that /news/ leftists are Zoomers who didn't get a proper education because schools got taken over by wokeists. The ban on cruel and unusual punishment is highly subjective and in no way can you say that "exactly" any kind of treatment short of severe torture is banned. Saying anything else just shows how ignorant your generation is about jurisprudence

>>1427103
>The ban on cruel and unusual punishment is highly subjective and in no way can you say that "exactly" any kind of treatment short of severe torture is banned
Going off the allegations against them, serving maggot-infested food, non-working toilets, and letting disease run rampant in overcrowded cells is a pretty cut and dry case. Not to mention cutting them off from legal council, which is illegal for a whole different reason.

>>1427104
>allegations are a pretty cut and dry case

>>1427106
If they are true, they would fall under 8th amendment. And considering they refuse to allow any kind of independent inspections and this has been alleged by multiple different lawyers, I'm inclined to believe them.

>>1426832
>>1426835
Every once in a while I lurk this board and in every thread I see you posting the exact same thing of calling people foreign shills. Do you have any opinions? Do you have a single thought on the current administration's immigration policies more complex than "bad"? Or are you just here to farm (You)s by calling people shills?

>>1427115
>shill pretends to be another person to cry about being called a shill for shilling

>>1427116
You are not white. I hope they build more containment camps for you and your family of ESLs

If you don't like it, go back to the country where you hold citizenship.

>>1427123
>gets called out for samefagging
>immediately proves they were samefagging
I don't think they're a stable jenius like Trump
Must be all the tranny-fetish related brain damage

>>1426917
Its a white country and the brown people need to leave. Its not terribly complicated - this is not a nation of Immigrants, but of settlers who fought and died to kill the browns who were here before. Now we're going to have to fight and die to kill the browns who are here now unless they can be peacefully deported.

What alternative do you suggest, exactly? We can clearly see we can't get along or co-exist in the long term, they're undercutting opportunities and businesses that belong to the actual citizens. Needs must as the devil drives.

>>1427127
nah, and if you keep trying we'll just kick the shit out of you again like we did in the civil war.

>>1427127
>this is not a nation of Immigrants, but of settlers who fought and died to kill the browns who were here before
lol you know how many people immigrated in the early 1900s? This literally includes Trump you retard.

That whole rant about this being a white country. I hope that was a joke. Otherwise you need an education.

>>1427132
nonwhite hands typing out this is a white country is always a joke, although it tends to be on the poster

>>1427127
>Now we're going to have to fight and die
I like that part, at least. You start.

>>1427132
It could be bait, but there actually are freaks who think like this, so.