Abuse appears to be common in immigration detention

[blackbird]

"

A subsequent report, first published by NBC News on Tuesday, identified 510 “credible reports” of abuse inside Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers, federal prisons, local jails and military bases, including Guantanamo Bay, and on deportation flights.

“Credibly reported or confirmed events to date include deaths in custody, physical and sexual abuse, mistreatment of pregnant women, mistreatment of children, inadequate medical care, overcrowding and unsanitary living conditions, inadequate food or water, exposure to extreme temperatures, denial of access to attorneys, and family separations,” according to the report.

Those events include 41 allegations of physical or sexual abuse, including an alleged incident in El Paso where a detainee was “slammed against the ground, handcuffed, and taken outside” for “stepping out of line in the dining hall.”

More than 100 human rights abuses discovered in immigration detention since Trump took office, senate probe says

This report likely only reveals a small fraction of the abuse going on.  People are likely afraid to report abuse or don't have the means to report it.

 

[paxamericana]

We actually do not care. The quicker they leave our country the shorter their torture. They had every opportunity to get a free one way plane ticket and 1000$ in their pocket. 
 

It’s a detention center not a five star hotel. 
and stop referring to sleeping in the floor as torture. It’s a luxury compared to what our soldiers deployed gets.

Edited August 6, 2025 by paxamericana

[User]

510 credible cases out of hundreds of thousands... 

The only thing commonly abused here is your definition of words like common. 

 

[gatomontes99]

9 minutes ago, User said:

510 credible cases out of hundreds of thousands... 

The only thing commonly abused here is your definition of words like common. 

 

Don't forget, they drfine words by the emotions the word elicits. In this case, credible gives them hope that it is true so they feel good and believe it because they desperately want it to be true. 

Meanwhile, credible actually means "filed a report." 

Hell, the report reads like a bad "your mama" joke. ICE detentions is so bad, I had a miscarriage...twice!"

Another pregnant woman told Rep. Ayana Pressley (D-MA) that she miscarried twice while in a DHS facility

And, of course, what the reporter doesn't tell you is that many of those "credible reports" are for inmates to inmate sexual abuse and attacks and this whole report was created by a Democrat who failed to include any actual cases, names or incident reports.

Lastly, a big part of the argument why these people should be allowed to stay in America and be free is that they are too violent to lock up. 

https://www.ossoff.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/250721_Pregnancy_Report_v7.pdf

 

 

[Moonlight Graham]

I heard Donald Trump likes to slap a Mexican illegal every morning in the Oval Office.

[blackbird]

1 hour ago, paxamericana said:

We actually do not care. The quicker they leave our country the shorter their torture.

You sound like a Gestapo kind of guy.  You need to be ignored.

[paxamericana]

8 minutes ago, blackbird said:

You sound like a Gestapo kind of guy. 

Words lose their meaning when you use them out of context. So lets do just that. Torture is just a self impose inconvenience.  

8 minutes ago, blackbird said:

You need to be ignored

Feel free to come back when you're ready to have a serious discussion.

Edited August 6, 2025 by paxamericana

[Deluge]

12 hours ago, blackbird said:

A subsequent report, first published by NBC News on Tuesday, identified 510 “credible reports” of abuse

Best way to avoid abuse is to not break into the country.

Plus they already had their chance to leave, so f*ck 'em. 

[Nationalist]

13 hours ago, blackbird said:

"

A subsequent report, first published by NBC News on Tuesday, identified 510 “credible reports” of abuse inside Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers, federal prisons, local jails and military bases, including Guantanamo Bay, and on deportation flights.

“Credibly reported or confirmed events to date include deaths in custody, physical and sexual abuse, mistreatment of pregnant women, mistreatment of children, inadequate medical care, overcrowding and unsanitary living conditions, inadequate food or water, exposure to extreme temperatures, denial of access to attorneys, and family separations,” according to the report.

Those events include 41 allegations of physical or sexual abuse, including an alleged incident in El Paso where a detainee was “slammed against the ground, handcuffed, and taken outside” for “stepping out of line in the dining hall.”

More than 100 human rights abuses discovered in immigration detention since Trump took office, senate probe says

This report likely only reveals a small fraction of the abuse going on.  People are likely afraid to report abuse or don't have the means to report it.

 

Hilarious. 

Cry for us.

[robosmith]

15 hours ago, paxamericana said:

We actually do not care. The quicker they leave our country the shorter their torture. They had every opportunity to get a free one way plane ticket and 1000$ in their pocket. 
 

It’s a detention center not a five star hotel. 
and stop referring to sleeping in the floor as torture. It’s a luxury compared to what our soldiers deployed gets.

The standard for forced incarceration is completely different from VOLUNTARY MILITARY SERVICE, because there IS NO REQUIREMENT for the FORMER. AKA it is GRATUITOUS ABUSE. Duh

[robosmith]

13 hours ago, paxamericana said:

Words lose their meaning when you use them out of context. So lets do just that. Torture is just a self impose inconvenience.  

blackbird's words were contextually RELEVANT and you're just ^DEFLECTING. 🤮

Edited August 6, 2025 by robosmith

[robosmith]

4 hours ago, Nationalist said:

Hilarious. 

Cry for us.

Is there nothing Trump does which you will condemn? Seems NOT.

Edited August 6, 2025 by robosmith

[Deluge]

1 hour ago, robosmith said:

blackbird's words were contextually RELEVANT and you're just ^DEFLECTING. 🤮

RELEVANT to what, dumbass? RELEVANT to facilitating criminal behavior? If that's what you're trying to say, then you're preaching to the choir.  

[blackbird]

A tiny percentage (2%) overstay their VISA but if that happens because of circumstances beyond one's control, such as a medical emergency, it looks like there is no forgiveness;  only real abuse and punishment.

"And of that tiny percentage, many are unintentional – a missed deadline, a cancelled flight, or bureaucratic confusion.

Or, like Thomas – a 35-year-old tech worker from Ireland, who was visiting his girlfriend in the US when he said he suffered a sudden health issue that prevented him from flying. His overstay of just three days landed him in ICE custody, where he spent 100 days in detention in federal facilities, claiming he endured overcrowded conditions and limited medical care.

He was deported and slapped with a 10-year re-entry ban."

The land of the free is now the land of a $15,000 fee

 

Edited August 6, 2025 by blackbird

[paxamericana]

9 minutes ago, blackbird said:

A tiny percentage (2%) overstay their VISA but if that happens because of circumstances beyond one's control, such as a medical emergency, it looks like there is no forgiveness;  only real abuse and punishment.

 

 

I now see why you’re particularly sensitive to this topic. You’re planning on over staying your VISA as well. No worries, I’ve already told Trump. He’ll have a nice accommodation in Alligator Alcatraz for you. 

 

orrr you can 51st and get your new passport in the mail. 

Edited August 6, 2025 by paxamericana

[CdnFox]

16 hours ago, blackbird said:

"

A subsequent report, first published by NBC News on Tuesday, identified 510 “credible reports” of abuse inside Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers, federal prisons, local jails and military bases, including Guantanamo Bay, and on deportation flights.

“Credibly reported or confirmed events to date include deaths in custody, physical and sexual abuse, mistreatment of pregnant women, mistreatment of children, inadequate medical care, overcrowding and unsanitary living conditions, inadequate food or water, exposure to extreme temperatures, denial of access to attorneys, and family separations,” according to the report.

Those events include 41 allegations of physical or sexual abuse, including an alleged incident in El Paso where a detainee was “slammed against the ground, handcuffed, and taken outside” for “stepping out of line in the dining hall.”

More than 100 human rights abuses discovered in immigration detention since Trump took office, senate probe says

This report likely only reveals a small fraction of the abuse going on.  People are likely afraid to report abuse or don't have the means to report it.

 

I'm sorry but NBC news is the news company that was sued successfully for faking video twice to give the impression that something was true when it was absolutely false. These guys have a long history of manufacturing fake evidence to support their media.

I need to see a source that came from somewhere other than NBC before I even gave it the slightest bit of credence given their history

10 minutes ago, blackbird said:

A tiny percentage (2%) overstay their VISA but if that happens because of circumstances beyond one's control, such as a medical emergency, it looks like there is no forgiveness;  only real abuse and punishment.

"And of that tiny percentage, many are unintentional – a missed deadline, a cancelled flight, or bureaucratic confusion.

Or, like Thomas – a 35-year-old tech worker from Ireland, who was visiting his girlfriend in the US when he said he suffered a sudden health issue that prevented him from flying. His overstay of just three days landed him in ICE custody, where he spent 100 days in detention in federal facilities, claiming he endured overcrowded conditions and limited medical care.

He was deported and slapped with a 10-year re-entry ban."

The land of the free is now the land of a $15,000 fee

 

Don't overstay your visa. How hard is that. If you're worried about possible interruptions or something coming up at the last minute then leave early to give yourself extra time.

Responsible adults cope with this

[CdnFox]

1 hour ago, robosmith said:

Is there nothing Trump does which you won't condemn? Seems NOT.

There was nothing that obama or hillary or biden could do that you wouldn't condemn, so you can't really act like you're surprised that nobody cares when it's your turn

[Nationalist]

3 hours ago, robosmith said:

Is there nothing Trump does which you will condemn? Seems NOT.

Actually there is.

I dont think a POTUS should be posting shit on the internet. 

I'm not happy about his standoff over Ukraine either.

[Deluge]

17 hours ago, Moonlight Graham said:

I heard Donald Trump likes to slap a Mexican illegal every morning in the Oval Office.

Biden loved to cup children's heads and sniff their hair. 

[Deluge]

3 hours ago, robosmith said:

The standard for forced incarceration is completely different from VOLUNTARY MILITARY SERVICE, because there IS NO REQUIREMENT for the FORMER. AKA it is GRATUITOUS ABUSE. Duh

I like that illegal aliens are given choices to voluntarily leave before they go into detention. It makes everything you dipshits say pointless and hollow. 

[robosmith]

13 minutes ago, Nationalist said:

Actually there is.

I dont think a POTUS should be posting shit on the internet. 

I'm not happy about his standoff over Ukraine either.

But conspiring with a prolific pedophile and underage sex trafficker is A-OK, right?

[User]

2 hours ago, blackbird said:

Or, like Thomas – a 35-year-old tech worker from Ireland

Yeah, this story doesn't add up. 

He hurt himself in October, but then says it was too short notice to get an extension and he tried everything he could to get an extension... when his visa was up in December. 

Then, he was arrested on a domestic disturbance call where he was charged with false imprisonment of his girlfriend. 

So... yeah, guess what, you go to jail. They then find out you are here unlawfully, you stay in jail. 

All this happned before Trump was even President. 

 

[blackbird]

3 hours ago, CdnFox said:

I need to see a source that came from somewhere other than NBC before I even gave it the slightest bit of credence given their history

More than 100 human rights abuses discovered in immigration detention since Trump took office, senate probe says | The Independent

Shackled, abused and humiliated: Report paints grim picture of life in ICE detention | CBC Radio

DOJ Targets Sanctuary Cities, FBI Reports Major Crime Drop, Abuse Uncovered in ICE Facilities

Bing Videos

Report reveals abuse of pregnant women, children at ICE facilities

ByAl Mayadeen English

Source: The Guardian

A new report from Senator Jon Ossoff’s office documents over 500 alleged human rights violations in US immigration detention centers.

Report reveals abuse of pregnant women, children at ICE facilities | Al Mayadeen English

Hundreds of immigrants have reported sexual abuse at ICE facilities. Most cases aren’t investigated | PBS News

Try Google; it's easy.

[CdnFox]

1 hour ago, blackbird said:

More than 100 human rights abuses discovered in immigration detention since Trump took office, senate probe says | The Independent

Shackled, abused and humiliated: Report paints grim picture of life in ICE detention | CBC Radio

DOJ Targets Sanctuary Cities, FBI Reports Major Crime Drop, Abuse Uncovered in ICE Facilities

Bing Videos

Report reveals abuse of pregnant women, children at ICE facilities

ByAl Mayadeen English

Source: The Guardian

A new report from Senator Jon Ossoff’s office documents over 500 alleged human rights violations in US immigration detention centers.

Report reveals abuse of pregnant women, children at ICE facilities | Al Mayadeen English

Hundreds of immigrants have reported sexual abuse at ICE facilities. Most cases aren’t investigated | PBS News

Try Google; it's easy.

How is that better, that's just a bunch of random stories that don't actually provide any corroboration at all

And they contradict each other. For example one of the things you posted said that it's 500 alligations then some of your sources say it's 100 allegations etc etc.  In short it's a bunch of unverified claims by people who are not non bias. Nothing seems to verify anything. 

If you Google enough you'll find "Proof" that the earth is flat as well. 

If an investigation, a real one, determines that there's abuses going on that are unacceptable or are below a level of care that is considered to be the minimum then action should be taken and the appropriate people should be terminated, 

That doesn't seem to be happening

[Nationalist]

20 hours ago, Moonlight Graham said:

I heard Donald Trump likes to slap a Mexican illegal every morning in the Oval Office.

I heard you Libbies like to go outside and scream at the sky.

Come on Libbie...scream for us.