Most immigrants arrested in Operation Metro Surge were sent to Camp East Montana in El Paso, Texas, after being detained at the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minnesota. Nearly half of them were eventually deported, mostly to Mexico and Ecuador. Only two people were deported to Somalia, according to the data, even though the […]
Yet again, USA:
Do not accept this or anything like it.
Do not let the GOP politicians responsible remain in Congress.
And instead #CloseTheCamps and #AbolishICE.
"House passes $70B bill to fund immigration enforcement for 3 years"
House Republicans have passed a nearly $70 billion bill to fund immigration enforcement agencies for the next three years and the rest of President Donald Trump's term in office. The bill now goes to Trump to be signed into law. Democrats oppose the measure,with Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries saying the money would further fund Trump's “violent mass deportation machine.” Meanwhile, Republicans said they were fulfilling their duty to safeguard the nation and support the men and women charged with enforcing the law. The funding comes on top of the nearly $140 billion that the Republican-controlled Congress gave ICE and Customs and Border Protection last year as part of Trump’s massive tax and spending cuts bill.
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Yet again, USA:
#CloseTheCamps and #AbolishICE .
Instead of this or anything like it.
And do not let the GOP Senators who want to spend so much money on terrorizing the public remain in government.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate approved a nearly $70 billion package early Friday, moving Republicans one step closer to funding immigration and deportation activities for the next three years without negotiating new constraints on federal agents with Democrats. The 52-47 mostly party-line vote sends the measure to the House, where GOP lawmakers in that chamber could […]
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