trump/vance Immigration Enforcement Bloodbath

[Caribbean Hen]

The Trump regime is bending our immigration system into something it was never meant to be. Our legal system needs to catch up.

As BDK has frequently pointed out, immigration is supposed to be a civil, administrative process, not a criminal one thus less need for due process.

The problem is that historically, people who overstayed visas or otherwise ran afoul of immigration rules were sent to the country of their birth.

Now, immigrants are being detained for months, sent to prisons like CECOT for indeterminate sentences, deported to countries halfway across the globe, and having protections like TPS stripped without time to appeal. Treating people like criminals in a civil system isn’t just wrong—it’s cruel. Justice and basic decency demand that immigrants get a fair chance to respond before being detained or deported. If the Trump administration wants to treat illegal immigrants like criminals, then they should receive the same Constitutional protections criminals do.

Boo hoo

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction

Why don’t you ever mention the crimes against America that Joey Rottens stooge Majerkus committed that got us into this mess….

You blather about history, but you only tell half the story.

Pull yourself together or I’ll send Scott Jennings over to your house you could use an hour with him

[kalm]

You’re missing the point bubb. Ice was rounding up anyone with brown skin including U.S. citizens and documented workers.

Kalm Phillips:

have deported about 660,000 illegal aliens.

So what you’re saying is that ICE has a 99.9997% success rate — “If any other government agency got it that right that often, we’d be throwing them a ticker-tape parade”

Eh…you’re gonna break a few eggs.

Noticed you didn’t mention documented workers…and keys expand that to documented immigrants.

Here’s how many should be detained, BDK Leavitt:

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[UNI88]

The Trump regime is bending our immigration system into something it was never meant to be. Our legal system needs to catch up.

As BDK has frequently pointed out, immigration is supposed to be a civil, administrative process, not a criminal one thus less need for due process.

The problem is that historically, people who overstayed visas or otherwise ran afoul of immigration rules were sent to the country of their birth.

Now, immigrants are being detained for months, sent to prisons like CECOT for indeterminate sentences, deported to countries halfway across the globe, and having protections like TPS stripped without time to appeal. Treating people like criminals in a civil system isn’t just wrong—it’s cruel. Justice and basic decency demand that immigrants get a fair chance to respond before being detained or deported. If the Trump administration wants to treat illegal immigrants like criminals, then they should receive the same Constitutional protections criminals do.

Boo hoo

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction

Why don’t you ever mention the crimes against America that Joey Rottens stooge Majerkus committed that got us into this mess….

You blather about history, but you only tell half the story.

Pull yourself together or I’ll send Scott Jennings over to your house you could use an hour with him

And the opposite reaction to what the trump regime is doing could very well be investigations, indictments and prison sentences for bovino and other ICE/CBP agents.

Go ahead and send scotty over, I'm not afraid of his using emotional bluster instead of logic and reason.

[kalm]

You’re missing the point bubb. Ice was rounding up anyone with brown skin including U.S. citizens and documented workers.

Kalm Phillips:

have deported about 660,000 illegal aliens.

So what you’re saying is that ICE has a 99.9997% success rate — “If any other government agency got it that right that often, we’d be throwing them a ticker-tape parade”

More broken eggs…

Justice Department lawyers admitted this week they used erroneous information when defending arrests made by Immigration and Custom Enforcement at immigration courthouses.

In a letter Tuesday to U.S. District Judge P. Kevin Castel of New York City, the DOJ conceded a 2025 ICE memo cited in court to defend the agency's arrests in courthouses does not apply to immigration courts.

The DOJ filed the letter as part of a lawsuit brought by the New York City-based immigrant advocacy organizations African Communities Together and The Door.

The memo, issued in May 2025, says ICE agents can conduct "civil immigration enforcement actions in or near courthouses when they have credible information that leads them to believe the targeted alien(s) is or will be present at a specific location."………….


"We deeply regret this error," the DOJ letter reads, which also blames ICE for the mistake. According to the DOJ lawyers, they were specifically "informed by ICE that the 2025 ICE Guidance applied to immigration courthouse arrests. In addition, we discussed with and obtained the approval of assigned ICE counsel before filing every brief in this case and making any oral representations to the Court and Plaintiffs."

The ACLU of New York, which represents the plaintiffs, said in a letter filed with the court "the implications of this development are far reaching." The letter says that for months the government used the guidance spelled out in the memo to arrest both legal and undocumented immigrants, often leading to detention "in facilities hundreds of miles away."

[UNI88]

The Horrors Committed at ICE Facilities Are Worse Than You Can Imagine

Data and recordings from more than a hundred 911 calls at Camp East Montana in El Paso, Texas, along with interviews and court filings, offer a disturbing portrait of overcrowding, medical neglect, malnutrition, and emotional distress. Current and former detainees describe a camp where about 3,000 people have lived per day in loud and unsanitary quarters. They say detainees struggle to obtain health care as disease spreads, lose weight because of a lack of food, and fear security guards known to use force to put down disturbances.

After its opening in mid-August, staff at the camp made nearly one 911 call per day in its first five months of operation, according to data covering 130 calls from the City of El Paso obtained by the AP. In one call, a man is heard sobbing after being assaulted by another detainee. In another, a doctor says a man is banging his head against the wall while expressing suicidal thoughts. In a third, a nurse says a pregnant woman is in severe pain and has coronavirus. The injured detainees ranged from a 19-year-old man who fell out of a bunk bed to a 79-year-old man struggling to breathe. At least 20 emergencies were reported as seizures, including some that resulted in serious head trauma.

[UNI88]

Immigration arrests of people without criminal convictions have increased eightfold under Trump, report says

Arrests of immigrants without criminal convictions by ICE have surged 770%, while street arrests saw a more than 1,000% increase during the first year of President Donald Trump’s second term, according to a new analysis released Tuesday.

The analysis by the Deportation Data Project at UC Berkeley found that ICE arrests more than quadrupled in that period, with transfers from jails and prisons roughly doubling. The much-increased street arrests took place in neighborhoods, at immigration court and at ICE field offices during regular immigration check-ins, the report said.
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The changes in enforcement led to a 770% increase in immigration arrests of people without criminal convictions, according to the analysis.

So much for going after the worst of the worst. trump and Pew Wee German are targeting any immigrant they can find and detain and deport. Quotas matter more than whether the person contributes to a prosperous future for the US.

Yes, BDK and other MAQA yahoos voted for this but not everyone who voted for trump in 2024 voted for this.

[BDKJMU]

Immigration arrests of people without criminal convictions have increased eightfold under Trump, report says

Arrests of immigrants without criminal convictions by ICE have surged 770%, while street arrests saw a more than 1,000% increase during the first year of President Donald Trump’s second term, according to a new analysis released Tuesday.

The analysis by the Deportation Data Project at UC Berkeley found that ICE arrests more than quadrupled in that period, with transfers from jails and prisons roughly doubling. The much-increased street arrests took place in neighborhoods, at immigration court and at ICE field offices during regular immigration check-ins, the report said.
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The changes in enforcement led to a 770% increase in immigration arrests of people without criminal convictions, according to the analysis.

So much for going after the worst of the worst. trump and Pew Wee German are targeting any immigrant they can find and detain and deport. Quotas matter more than whether the person contributes to a prosperous future for the US.

Yes, BDK and other MAQA yahoos voted for this but not everyone who voted for trump in 2024 voted for this.

Good. The Trump admin is deporting exponentially more illegals overall, convicted of a crime in the US or not.
-Lawl that data doesn‘t include people who were charged with a crime in the US, are wanted but not yet convicted.
-Lawl that data doesn‘t include people who were charged with a crime in a foreign country, convicted or not.
All of them who crossed the border committed a crime, so those are all criminals.

DEPORT THEM ALL.

[UNI88]

Under Trump, DOJ Makes Errors in Court, Testing Judges’ Patience

After US Justice Department lawyers disclosed last month that they relied on incorrect information to defend migrant arrests, a federal judge in Manhattan ordered them to preserve all internal communications — often an ominous sign of a future inquiry.

This week, lawyers for the migrant aid groups told the judge they plan to seek sanctions against the government and the court’s permission to gather evidence about what happened.

The misstep was among several divulged by the Justice Department in March alone. A government attorney also alerted a Rhode Island court of inaccurate statements made during a hearing about the administration’s demands for state voter records. Another department lawyer apologized to a federal judge in Washington state for missing a key deadline due to “unfamiliarity” with local procedures.

These things happen when you fire the adults and leave the toddlers in charge.

[UNI88]

Minnesota county investigates federal agents’ removal of US citizen from his home as a possible kidnapping

The January 18 incident, which shocked residents in the Twin Cities area, “involves a felonious allegation of kidnapping, illegal detainment, false imprisonment,” Ramsey County Attorney John Choi said in a news conference.

“We believe there was no legitimate legal reason for the federal agents to enter that home, it was not supported by probable cause,” Choi said.

A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said “ICE does not ‘kidnap’ people” in a statement to CNN.

“This is nothing but a political stunt to demonize ICE law enforcement who are facing a 1300% increase in assaults against them as they arrest for the worst of the worst,” the statement read.
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County officials sent a letter to the federal government – known as a Touhy request – demanding any evidence used to justify Thao’s arrest during the operation, including documents, body-worn camera footage and access to interview the federal agents, according to Choi and a copy of the letter shared with CNN.

The letter is only the first step in trying to “seek the truth,” Choi said, noting they could file a lawsuit in federal court to obtain the evidence.

There's that "worst of the worst" phrase they like to say. They're talking the talk but they're not walking the walk.