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    1. Worried-Rub-7747 on

      I can’t wait until these plans are used to deport MAGA criminals in a few years, and their tweets of support can be shown to them in court before their flights to Rwanda.

    2. XSinTrick6666 on

      They also voted against undoing Trump’s tariffs. Took Vance’s vote to get this done, too, since McConnell is apparently still too afraid of Trump to show up in opposition.

      Yet they still want to blame the WORST economy since Trump’s last term on BIDEN.

      If they’re going to force Trump blunders down our throats, these weasels could AT LEAST take responsibility for the mess they’re making. MIDTERMS CAN’T COME SOON ENOUGH!

    3. I can not wait when they are eating their own. Let’s see if the Congress will get deported soon. So we can deport Trump to Germany and Elon to South African now?

      One amendment introduced by Representative Pramila Jayapal, the Democrat from Washington state, sought to make clear Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) cannot detain or deport U.S. citizens under any circumstances.

      However, GOP lawmakers killed the amendment.

    4. ratsandpigeons on

      Why am I not seeing this in any major news outlet? I was trying to find more information but I couldn’t find anything else.

    5. Maybe this is a stupid question, but…

      How much thinly disguised malfeasance have so many Republicans been engaging in that Trump has so much leverage over their votes?

    6. Frequent_Can117 on

      The Republicans would’ve been on King George’s side in the revolution. Nothing American about this party.

    7. Bluerecyclecan on

      What gets me is that these clowns know they are in the wrong but have zero spine, zero self respect, and zero dignity.

    8. Inspectorgadget4250 on

      It’s past time actually but moving forward, the media needs to list the names and the yea/nea vote of every sociopath GOP bill so the world knows who is responsible for aiding and abetting this administration

    9. Let me add the rest of what should have been in the headline: “without due process.“

      And there it is. There’s the actual endgame. 

      Here in Alabama, one of our state legislators just presented a bill to move inmates imprisoned in Alabama to overseas prisons. He knew it wouldn’t pass this session, because it’s too late in the session. (Read: He didn’t say it wouldn’t pass because members would vote it down.) It was clearly a message to the people, as he said it was, as well as a test run to gauge public outrage. 

      Trump has already floated the idea. 

      I’m curious now as to how many other states have seen ideas like this being floated around. 

      The administration has learned that there are no legal consequences to having masked mystery men snatch people off the street, even if they’re getting the wrong target, and tossing them into an unmarked van and never allowing them to contact a relative or lawyer. They’ve learned that all they need to do is get someone out of the country quickly enough to suspend their constitutional rights. 

      Why in the fucking fuckity fuck would anyone even come close to thinking that this would stop at illegal immigrants and/or criminals? It shouldn’t have even started there, and this right here is why. 

    10. RealPersonResponds on

      Deporting indicates a legal process, these people are being kidnapped and human trafficked.

    11. shadowdra126 on

      I’d say remember this for election year

      But republicans have the memory of a goldfish

    12. pm_me_ur_ParusMajors on

      This is „deportation“ that they’re doing/wanting it’s imprisoning in a foreign nation.

    13. This won’t end well for the ice agents. Breaking into someone’s house is a sure fire way for them to come face to face with the second amendment.

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