
Its patriotism so that people overlook the fact that we are funding genocide, have concentration camps IN OUR COUNTRY, that we have defunded the policies that keep the general public safe, abandoned the global climate crisis initiative, our president has raped 12 year old girls with his buddies, he is running an ogliarchy, a fascist one what else, the list could go on
Alligator Alcatraz, Camp East Montana, and Fort Bliss for instance.. these people are being neglected and dying of organ failed, struggling with hygiene, and barely being fed. We are living through another holocaust.. the people were oblivious in the 30s so why would today’s society be different :/
Here is a publication from a forum where lawyers present and discuss legal issues, if you can get through it and read it critically it may help you find where the real threads are in your sweater https://lawblogs.uc.edu/ihrlr/2026/04/22/the-rise-of-the-modern-american-concentration-camp/
I actually do have a friend who has seen concentration camps when he was visiting Israel, and said that the photos of Alligator Alcatraz were nauseatingly similar. Not to mention the countless cases of people just disappearing in ‘detention centers’ “going off the grid”, women being raped, children separated from their family forever.
These people cant defend themselves. They can’t even speak English. The came to America to escape the impoverished situation of their country that was CAUSED by American exploitation. They’re not doing harm. They’re doing the jobs the people labeling them as terrorists would never want to do.
And we are deporting people who grew up here, and lived here their entire lives, (in communities that only spoke Spanish or their native language), to a country the have never known, and leaving them in dangerous situations. People abandoning their pets, friends, family who was not caught. The violence and panic that happens when untrained men with guns come for them in their homes - Why defend them
Believe it or not I’ve trained (like a glorified post military intern) with many of the men you’re calling untrained and I’ll push back on that observation. DHS HSI, ERO, and BP guys were in better shape, better trained, and often waaaay sharper than FBI when it came to counter human trafficking and counter narcotics. (There’s a tiny bit of overlap in who’s in what lane) CBP not so much, but they had some people I would say were “sharp”. ERO does most of the deportations, HSI handles the 1/2
2/2 counter child & human trafficking stuff. Which in my observation as an insider, was absolutely brutal, especially the sex trafficking stuff. You’re right there are some migrants who are being taken advantage of, but from what I was seeing on the ground, the human traffickers weren’t just taking them across the border. A different trafficker would then handle them in the states, steal their benefits, ID’s paperwork, etc, and go to a gas station to buy 10 people food with paper debit cards.