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This is about the same level of lawbreaking as slightly exceeding the speed limit. I have no problem with removing them. Jailing them for days first is ridiculo
by wat10000 2y ago
This is about the same level of lawbreaking as slightly exceeding the speed limit. I have no problem with removing them. Jailing them for days first is ridiculous. Imagine if you got pulled over for speeding and they stuck you in jail for days until they could be bothered to find you a ride home.
- caseyy 2y agoIt’s normal for detention in such scenarios to take months in both the US and Germany. Since about 2001, it has been limited in the US to 180 days. In Germany, detention is reviewed every six months, and some people are granted exceptional leave to remain, but it is not capped. Immigration offenses are much more severe than an administrative penalty for speeding. Largely, no one debates that.
- wat10000 2y agoThey keep people locked up for six months before sending them home?
- decimalenough 2y agoThere are plenty of people who have spent years in immigration detention in places like Thailand and the Philippines because they can't afford the cost of the flight out, and they can't earn the money because they're stuck in detention.