Comment by vel0city

22 days ago

So not in a concentration camp in Florida without ever formally being charged with a crime, correct? Just sent here, without any representation, without any due process, without any clear end date to your confinement.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alligator_Alcatraz#/media/File...

Or quickly sent to the Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo in El Salvador, once again without any kind of hearing or choice of potential outcomes?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism_Confinement_Center#/...

Do you believe in due process? Do you think it's wrong to send people to these places without any due process, without formally being charged with a crime, and without any clear release date established?

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almosthere  22 days ago

Honestly, I would rather be in my home country!

Due process is the process that is due! It's not a court hearing it's a much more simplified process.

If the process to get into the country is next to none, then the process to get out is the same.

  • vel0city  22 days ago

    For a lot of these people that was not even a given option. They went from having legal status in the US to being on a plane to a foreign prison without any notice or chance to do anything else.

    • almosthere  22 days ago

      as far as I know they all had notice on Jan 20. Tom Homan didn't make any moves for a few weeks.

      And even now, the day they announce alligator alc they said, download CBP Home app and get 1k and a free plane ticket!!!!!!

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