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Dina Kennedy's avatar

Thank you for this update. These people are f'in nut jobs.

RandomHuman's avatar

Pshhh this is just a way to funnel $$$$$ to favored "contractors." They will just get paid for doing what they can't do. Seems obvious, no? (#corruption)

Hope Sanford's avatar

Yup! Many folks came here because of wrecked economies in their home countries and no half decent jobs. My buddy deported to MX has a "good" job, yet struggles economically. And the trump gov has $9 million to squeeze $$ out of deported economic refugees? As randomHuman says, trump's favored "contractors" get paid for doing what they can't do. Any o' y'all wanna line a reflecting pool?

Libertad911's avatar

100%, but do they get to ruin people’s access to credit for the rest of their lives after having already destroyed the last slivers of opportunity they probably had for any modicum of economic self-sufficiency? Will their bank accounts abroad be frozen, if they have any? Are they condemning them to lives of abject poverty after all the trauma they just subjected them to (assuming they survive being sent to wherever they’re sent)?

Susan Grodsky's avatar

Please let us know whom wins the contract. I’m betting on Trump crony.

I Hate this Timeline's avatar

Debtors prison. I fear it's imminent.

Charles Jones's avatar

So the contractors will basically be given the identities of people to go and shake down and that will be the contractor’s payment? This is just so supremely wicked and stupid at the same time. Had to have come from the twisted mind of Steven Miller.

meridee wendell's avatar

The reign of terror continues.

Anne Lane's avatar

Sounds like the contractor is tasked with getting the proverbial blood from the proverbial turnip, using minimal resources; and you can bet the turnips end up in jail.

Marianne Royle's avatar

This makes me FURIOUS!