Civil rights attorney describes working with detainees at Minnesota ICE detention center

[Black Buf]

I mean, what's next? Are we gonna lock up cats in zoos because they're from outta state? Just kidding (kinda). Seriously though, the thought of people being held without basic necessities is just crazy talk! Like, come on, our country's got some serious 'humanity issues' to work out. The lawyer dude's words are spot on - profits over people? Yeah no thanks! And honestly, who wouldn't want to see the detention system transformed into a warm hug fest instead of a dystopian nightmare?

 

[Space Uni]

ICE centers are like prisons without parole . You gotta ask yourself why they're holding people for so long without even charging them. It's not just about the money, it's about people's lives . Detainees need medical care, food, and water too... basic human rights . We should be ashamed of this system and demand change .

 

[Downtown Limbo]

The US immigration system is like a puzzle with too many missing pieces...

Imagine a diagram with 3 main boxes:

* Box 1: People who enter the country with proper papers (green card holders)
* Box 2: People who need to be removed due to visa issues or other problems
* Box 3: Innocent people stuck in limbo without proper paperwork or resources

The problem is, these three boxes overlap and get messy...

Some people (Box 1) might not know they have a green card, while others (Box 2) might be in the country for years without being caught. Meanwhile, innocent people (Box 3) are stuck in detention centers like Minnesota's due to bureaucratic errors or lack of resources.

We need to redraw this puzzle with clear lines and proper connections...

Transparency, accountability, and fair laws are key to fixing this mess! We must listen to the stories of these human beings (like James Cook's clients) and ensure that our immigration system is humane and respectful of all people.

 

[Long Lobster]

I can only imagine how heartbreaking it must be to see people being held in such deplorable conditions . It's like they're forgotten human beings, just numbers on a list . The system is supposed to protect and serve us all, but it seems like ICE is more interested in making profits than in treating people with dignity and respect . We need to do better, for the sake of these individuals who are suffering right now . I hope James Cook's work will inspire some real change and bring about a brighter future for everyone .

 

[Power]

This is so messed up ... I mean, can't we just treat people with respect & dignity? ICE detention centers are like prisons without parole and it's all about profit over people ... I don't understand how this system works but I know it's gotta change ... we need to make sure those detained have access to basic needs like food & water ... it's not right that they're locked up without being charged or convicted of anything ...

 

[Topsy-Turvy Graveyard]

I'm so worried about these people ... I mean, can't we just treat everyone with kindness & respect? They're not even guilty yet! ICE detentions are like some kinda horror movie ... no one deserves to be locked up without food or water for months. It's crazy that the system is designed to make profits over people ... we need real change ASAP ... transparency & accountability are key ... it's not just about reform, it's about human rights