https://blue.feedland.org/?river=http://data.feedland.org/blue/feeds/spuz.xml Thu, 08 May 2025 23:33:44 GMT feedland v0.6.43 https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Thu, 08 May 2025 23:33:44 GMT http://rpc.rsscloud.io:5337/pleaseNotify Thu, May 8, 2025 7:33 PM EDT <p>“Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.”</p> <p>Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home.</p> <p>“Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.”</p> <p>Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them.</p> <p>“Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison.</p> <p>“Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.”</p> <p>Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court.</p> <p>Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that?</p> <p>It’s not even a crime.</p> <p>“But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life?</p> <p>“That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!”</p> <p>If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that.</p> <p>“I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.”</p> <p>It’s debatable on whether they were.</p> <p>What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them.</p> <p>“It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.”</p> <p>Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society?</p> <p>Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you?</p> Thu, 08 May 2025 23:33:44 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789238 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789238 “Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.” Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home. “Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.” Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them. “Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?” There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison. “Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.” Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court. Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that? It’s not even a crime. “But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?” There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life? “That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!” If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that. “I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.” It’s debatable on whether they were. What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them. “It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.” Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society? Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you? <p>“Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.”</p> <p>Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home.</p> <p>“Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.”</p> <p>Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them.</p> <p>“Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison.</p> <p>“Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.”</p> <p>Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court.</p> <p>Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that?</p> <p>It’s not even a crime.</p> <p>“But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life?</p> <p>“That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!”</p> <p>If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that.</p> <p>“I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.”</p> <p>It’s debatable on whether they were.</p> <p>What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them.</p> <p>“It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.”</p> <p>Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society?</p> <p>Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you?</p> Thu, 08 May 2025 23:27:57 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789237 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789237 “Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.” Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home. “Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.” Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them. “Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?” There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison. “Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.” Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court. Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that? It’s not even a crime. “But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?” There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life? “That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!” If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that. “I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.” It’s debatable on whether they were. What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them. “It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.” Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society? Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you? <p>“Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.”</p> <p>Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home.</p> <p>“Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.”</p> <p>Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them.</p> <p>“Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison.</p> <p>“Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.”</p> <p>Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court.</p> <p>Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that?</p> <p>It’s not even a crime.</p> <p>“But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life?</p> <p>“That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!”</p> <p>If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that.</p> <p>“I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.”</p> <p>It’s debatable on whether they were.</p> <p>What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them.</p> <p>“It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.”</p> <p>Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society?</p> <p>Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you?</p> Fri, 25 Apr 2025 23:32:47 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789168 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789168 “Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.” Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home. “Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.” Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them. “Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?” There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison. “Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.” Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court. Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that? It’s not even a crime. “But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?” There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life? “That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!” If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that. “I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.” It’s debatable on whether they were. What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them. “It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.” Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society? Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you? <p>“Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.”</p> <p>Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home.</p> <p>“Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.”</p> <p>Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them.</p> <p>“Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison.</p> <p>“Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.”</p> <p>Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court.</p> <p>Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that?</p> <p>It’s not even a crime.</p> <p>“But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life?</p> <p>“That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!”</p> <p>If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that.</p> <p>“I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.”</p> <p>It’s debatable on whether they were.</p> <p>What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them.</p> <p>“It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.”</p> <p>Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society?</p> <p>Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you?</p> Fri, 25 Apr 2025 23:31:27 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789167 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789167 “Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.” Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home. “Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.” Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them. “Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?” There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison. “Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.” Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court. Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that? It’s not even a crime. “But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?” There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life? “That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!” If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that. “I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.” It’s debatable on whether they were. What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them. “It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.” Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society? Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you? <p>“Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.”</p> <p>Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home.</p> <p>“Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.”</p> <p>Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them.</p> <p>“Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison.</p> <p>“Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.”</p> <p>Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court.</p> <p>Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that?</p> <p>It’s not even a crime.</p> <p>“But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life?</p> <p>“That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!”</p> <p>If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that.</p> <p>“I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.”</p> <p>It’s debatable on whether they were.</p> <p>What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them.</p> <p>“It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.”</p> <p>Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society?</p> <p>Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you?</p> Fri, 25 Apr 2025 23:30:37 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789166 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789166 “Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.” Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home. “Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.” Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them. “Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?” There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison. “Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.” Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court. Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that? It’s not even a crime. “But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?” There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life? “That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!” If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that. “I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.” It’s debatable on whether they were. What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them. “It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.” Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society? Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you? <p>“Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.”</p> <p>Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home.</p> <p>“Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.”</p> <p>Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them.</p> <p>“Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison.</p> <p>“Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.”</p> <p>Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court.</p> <p>Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that?</p> <p>It’s not even a crime.</p> <p>“But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?”</p> <p>There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life?</p> <p>“That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!”</p> <p>If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that.</p> <p>“I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.”</p> <p>It’s debatable on whether they were.</p> <p>What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them.</p> <p>“It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.”</p> <p>Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society?</p> <p>Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you?</p> Fri, 25 Apr 2025 23:30:23 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789165 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789165 “Well, he’s just sending them back home. If their home decides to put them in jail that’s on them.” Most are from Venezuela. El Salvador isn’t home. “Well, who cares? If El Salvador decides to put them in prison that’s on them.” Trump hired El Salvador expressly to put them in prison. They’re in prison because he made that happen and he’s using your money to imprison them. “Maybe they shouldn’t have broken the law?” There’s no evidence they did. The USA didn’t charge them with anything or formally accuse them of anything. They simply rounded up immigrants because they looked suspicious to ICE officers and put them in prison. “Well, they weren’t here legally. So it’s good.” Says who? They were never given the ability to prove they were here legally. And attorneys for many of the victims have indicated they were here legally. Their assertions haven’t been refuted and the state won’t hear their case in court. Besides, if the worst they’ve done is be here illegally, why do you think putting them in prison for life is a just punishment for that? It’s not even a crime. “But they’re in gangs. Why do you want gang members here?” There’s no evidence they were in gangs. Maybe some were, maybe some weren’t. Do you think it’s good for a cop to simply say you’re in a gang and then toss you in prison for life? “That’s different. I’m a citizen. I get different rights!” If you’re going to appeal to rights guaranteed by the state, you’re wrong. The constitution is clear that due process is owed to all people, not just citizens. And the courts have routinely upheld that. “I’m tired of them using my tax money to be here in the first place.” It’s debatable on whether they were. What’s not debatable is your tax money IS being used to imprison them. “It’s a good deterrent, though. That way other migrants don’t come.” Do you think having a government imprison innocent people as a deterrent is how you get a free society? Do you just want a dictator that can punish whoever he wants whenever he wants, even for breaking no laws? Do you think that will end well for you later on when other people wield the same power but have different goals than you? Fri, 25 Apr 2025 23:28:01 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789164 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=789164