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obamanut2012

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4. Yes, this is highly against Federal law

Reply to drray23 (Original post)

Fri Sep 16, 2022, 07:28 AM

Sep 2022

I am 90% sure it is also against international law, but I need to find the cite. It is literally human trafficking.

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how does Texas and Florida even have immigrants in custody ? [View all] drray23 Sep 2022 OP

Bribery and kidnapping elleng Sep 2022 #1

They are generally awaiting asylum hearings. Many are at detention centers. LeftInTX Sep 2022 #2

yes but those are not run by the state. drray23 Sep 2022 #7

The detention centers are more like shelters. LeftInTX Sep 2022 #8

Ah...more info about the Martha Vineyard's immigrants and the facility LeftInTX Sep 2022 #9

They are not illegal, first of all. The majority that secondwind Sep 2022 #3

Yes, this is highly against Federal law obamanut2012 Sep 2022 #4

And Diesantis snowybirdie Sep 2022 #5

"Weird" is not the word I'd use for that walking bag of human garbage. GoCubsGo Sep 2022 #6

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