ICE removes detainee protections after contractor outreach
Sounds a lot like skirting the constitutional prohibition on involuntary servitude by paying $1/day & claiming that immigration detains volunteered to do that www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...
For profit prisons should not exist in the United States 🇺🇸 Privatization of government functions including public education, roads and bridges, prisons, probation management and drug enforcement should never generate profit for anyone.
GEO is still fighting this decision. Oct 27, 2021 Private Prison Operator GEO Group Must Pay Detained Immigrants Minimum Wage for Work, Jury Rules
Right wingers in the South (and elsewhere) miss having slaves so much. I don't believe this is how the USA is going to become a better country.
Had an immigration attorney on here tell me repeatedly that detainees would not be used as essentially slave labor when I commented that eventually detainees would be working in factories harvesting crops etc for slave wages.
“Slavery” is also named in the exclusion clause in the 13th Amendment. as punishment for a crime. However, I don’t believe anyone in the ICE concentration facilities have been convicted of a crime by a judge and jury.
I am growing to hate the Republicans who are doing all this more every day.
Just a reminder: Citizens Bank gave CoreCivic and GEO Group $2.5 billion in financing. Don't contribute to the evil by doing business with Citizens. www.bankingdive.com/news/custome...
This is of course abjectly and overwhelmingly unconstitutional. 13A states: "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."
It’s part of the plan. Bring back slavery. The Trump Regime can’t murder every dark skinned person in the country; too much trouble. So why not put them to work for nothing? Builds character. “Work Will Set You Free.”