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Annette Magyar's avatar

Fight it, San Antonio!

I Hate this Timeline's avatar

Fighting an me winning is possible. You can do it San Antonio folks!!

George Leone's avatar

What this reporting shows is the machinery behind federal detention expansion: broker orders, coded project numbers, and solicitations that obscure more than they reveal. The San Antonio leases aren’t isolated events — they’re part of a synchronized infrastructure push that deserves far more scrutiny than it gets.

John Haskew's avatar

Correct, if there is no scrutiny, the true purpose is hidden. Will ten thousand hispanic immigrants be found every sixty days? Of course not. Every normal American citizen is "subject" per the express language of the 14th amendment and therefore an alien. Of course no one believes me. You will not believe it even when you are unloaded off the truck into the warehouse. (P.S. You will be deported to the "moon" (Ant-arctica).

MoonDancer's avatar

TY Saltbox- keep up the great exposure of ICE corrupt activities - many in America have no idea how it's expanding and proliferating - STOP them now!!

Flores, Henry's avatar

If you look nation-wide you will see that ICE is trying to or has already procured more than enough space to house an estimated 600,000 individuals. I think there is more behind this procurement process than meets the eye.

Fabiola Escalón's avatar

That passage is being misquoted and taken out of context. Wooddeson was discussing British allegiance during colonial transitions, not modern U.S. citizenship. U.S. citizenship is defined by the 14th Amendment and Supreme Court precedent like United States v. Wong Kim Ark, not by parental ‘election’ or any idea that foreign crowns control people born in the U.S.

John Haskew's avatar

I assume you are commenting about my comment. The 14th amendment clearly states that a citizen is "subject".

John Haskew's avatar

"Children born in the United States of America, since the recognition of their independence, are aliens or natural subjects, according to the election of their parents at the time of the separation." (Wooddesson's Lectures on the Law of England, 1842) Any child born in the new world that is attached to a certificate of live birth or other proof of citizenship is a subject of Britain, Spain, or Portugal and therefore an alien to the United States and will be deported.