Maybe Mexico should do something about their cartels who control the country
Designer_Professor_4 on
„Among the cases she highlighted was that of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national who was fatally shot by ICE agents in Houston after they allegedly mistook him for a Guatemalan citizen during an immigration operation.“
— to be fair, Mexico wasn’t upset that he got shot, the cartels in Mexico do that all the time, but being mistaken for a Guatemalan is a bridge too far.
itslikewoow on
That’s fair. It’s not a secret anymore that these ICE prisons have all sorts of human rights violations. Glad someone is doing something about it.
murrchen on
But no U.N. review of narco carnage needed?
evilpercy on
I wonder is when ICE arrests a non citizen if they allow them to contact a lawyer and their consulate (under the Vienna convention)
Few-Ability-7312 on
Given the amount of Mexican nationals that end up death row or a life sentence. I don’t give a rats @ss about Mexico thinks
PrivatePilot9 on
Careful Mexico, if you upset the tangerine toddler too much you’ll end up with 50% tariffs out of the blue like Canada got for daring stand up for ourselves.
_jump_yossarian on
Time for Mexico to indict ICE agents and Mullin/ Noem.
Vulcant50 on
Curious:What would be the US response, if 17 USA citizens died in custody in Mexico, or any other country?
Zib559 on
Serious question, what can the UN do about it?
JicamaAccomplished41 on
I spent a few months at La Salle in gum springs Louisiana.
It was awful, 50 guys crammed into a long room, all the showers and sinks broken, the air conditioning ran so hard we often wore 2 pants and 4 shirts. They gave us one blanket but even with all those clothes it was freezing.
Everyone just huddled under the blankets talking day and night. Every 3-4 days we’d get 20 mins to an hour outside.
Every 20 mins day and night the metal gate would grind open and 2 guards would noisily walk through.
Don’t get me started on the kitchen. There was no soap anywhere.
Then the US gov put me on a 747 all by myself and flew me home.
FreshBlinkOnReddit on
People in Mexico are kind of entitled if they think they can just cross over and live in America with no papers and zero consequences.
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Maybe Mexico should do something about their cartels who control the country
„Among the cases she highlighted was that of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national who was fatally shot by ICE agents in Houston after they allegedly mistook him for a Guatemalan citizen during an immigration operation.“
— to be fair, Mexico wasn’t upset that he got shot, the cartels in Mexico do that all the time, but being mistaken for a Guatemalan is a bridge too far.
That’s fair. It’s not a secret anymore that these ICE prisons have all sorts of human rights violations. Glad someone is doing something about it.
But no U.N. review of narco carnage needed?
I wonder is when ICE arrests a non citizen if they allow them to contact a lawyer and their consulate (under the Vienna convention)
Given the amount of Mexican nationals that end up death row or a life sentence. I don’t give a rats @ss about Mexico thinks
Careful Mexico, if you upset the tangerine toddler too much you’ll end up with 50% tariffs out of the blue like Canada got for daring stand up for ourselves.
Time for Mexico to indict ICE agents and Mullin/ Noem.
Curious:What would be the US response, if 17 USA citizens died in custody in Mexico, or any other country?
Serious question, what can the UN do about it?
I spent a few months at La Salle in gum springs Louisiana.
It was awful, 50 guys crammed into a long room, all the showers and sinks broken, the air conditioning ran so hard we often wore 2 pants and 4 shirts. They gave us one blanket but even with all those clothes it was freezing.
Everyone just huddled under the blankets talking day and night. Every 3-4 days we’d get 20 mins to an hour outside.
Every 20 mins day and night the metal gate would grind open and 2 guards would noisily walk through.
Don’t get me started on the kitchen. There was no soap anywhere.
Then the US gov put me on a 747 all by myself and flew me home.
People in Mexico are kind of entitled if they think they can just cross over and live in America with no papers and zero consequences.