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What are the stats, how regularly?
by mixmastamyk 1y ago
What are the stats, how regularly?
- jimt1234 1y agoIllegally detaining a single US citizen is one too many.
- ryandrake 1y agoIllegally detaining anyone is one too many.
- esseph 1y agoHard to say without due process. Takes time to go through courts if it even does. https://www.openice.org/ https://www.openice.org/
- thatguy0900 1y agoI mean that's kind of the problem of avoiding the court system as much as they can. There is no stats, who knows
- _DeadFred_ 1y agoThe federal government loves to play this 'it's only civil, not criminal, therefor a loser set of rules apply' to lots of things. Knowing it's an end run around rights people/lawyers/courts have still let them get away with it because they support the final outcome or because it simplifies the process.
- MiguelX413 1y ago> loser Looser?
- jrs235 1y agoAnd the problem of not allowing other government officials outside of ICE and the executive having access to facilities, paperwork, camera systems. ICE can too easily hide what they are doing. The lack of transparency and oversight is despicable.
- saguntum 1y agoHere is an article about the topic: https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/tracking-us-citizens-children-detained-deported-ice-trump-updates.html https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/tracking-us-citizens... There's a 2011 study linked there but as others mentioned, hard to track without due process.
- mixmastamyk 1y agoThanks. At the end it links to a study that estimates citizens at 1-1.5% of removals. https://jacquelinestevens.org/StevensVSP18.32011.pdf https://jacquelinestevens.org/StevensVSP18.32011.pdf