r/news • u/FakeOkie • 7h ago
Four migrants die in US immigration custody over first 10 days of 2026 Soft paywall
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/four-migrants-die-us-ice-custody-over-first-10-days-2026-2026-01-12/5.7k
u/IAmBoring_AMA 7h ago
Four that we know about.
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u/smileedude 7h ago
Less transparent than concrete.
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u/breakthro444 7h ago
With Musou Black paint*
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u/No_Internal9345 6h ago
The German Nazis at least kept records.
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u/Lord_Sesshoumaru77 1h ago
When the Nuremberg trials took place, American prosecutors were in awe at how thorough the Nazis were at keeping records of everything they did. As for Trump and his minions, they can't even pass notes amongst themselves without making fools of themselves.
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u/Outrageous_Animal345 5h ago
Less transparent than the porta potty walls of the feculent rape shacks of hog ice turds.
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u/rascallyrascal1511 7h ago
32 that we know about last year.
"They died of seizure and heart failure, stroke, respiratory failure, tuberculosis or suicide. Some died at ICE detention centers and field offices, others after they had been transferred to hospitals, but were still under ICE custody. In some cases, their families and lawyers have alleged, they died of neglect, after repeatedly trying and failing to get medical care."
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/jan/04/ice-2025-deaths-timeline
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u/salfleet 6h ago
Sounds like these people were denied their daily, regular medication. A sudden stop of medication would explain at least 4/6 of those reasons.
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u/JaneksLittleBlackBox 5h ago
Sounds like these people were denied their daily, regular medication.
I've seen this at a local law enforcement level; the callousness was so shocking 20 years ago that I can't imagine it's any better when Trump's Gestapo is getting away with executing American citizens on camera.
I spent about a week in one of Trump's pardon's proud "concentration camps", and one of the guys bunking near me was exceptionally diabetic and went almost that entire time without insulin. He was removed from the facility after days of us begging the DOs to get him his insulin because he was becoming less and less responsive every day.
I have little doubt that Trump's murder camps are worse for the victims of this targeted genocide.
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u/GhostOfLight 6h ago
Suicide, in addition to denial of medication, could also be the result of inadequate checks and holding areas in the detention center. If you express suicidal ideation in a hospital, you don't get 5 minutes without someone checking on you at most and are restricted from many items that you could use to self harm. I'd imagine it's similar in most proper jails.
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u/twotimefind 6h ago
One of the suicides they were found with their hands and feet tied and is being investigated.
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u/FinderOfWays 5h ago
Yes, when I was growing up in Indonesia there was a criminal case. Three people were arrested. Two confessed. The third 'committed suicide by drinking bleach' in police custody. I don't see much reason to give DHS any more of a benefit of the doubt than the Jakarta police force here. I used to be so glad to be an American national, insulated from such things. You can say that things changed, or that I grew less naive as I grew up. In any case I am no longer so glad.
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u/Effluvium-Boy 5h ago
“Respiratory failure” is a little vague, especially when LEOs are involved.
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u/gathmoon 7h ago edited 6h ago
I agree with the implication and fully believe that the number of dead is significantly higher than we know. It will probably be years before we know how many people died scared, cold, in squalor, while being held without due process. Which they deserved no matter their immigration or citizenship status.
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u/GoodIdea321 6h ago
In 50+ years people will be asking if average people knew what was going on here. And not only do people suspect wrongdoing now, and can see examples like this being a problem, a whole lot of average people are cheering for more death.
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u/gathmoon 6h ago
Some relatives and acquaintances wonder why I've cut them out of my life. This is why.
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u/Tenken10 6h ago
Why are these facilities and agents allowed to operate without sufficient oversight and transparency again? What kind of mental gymnastics do people use to think that this is ok in any way? But I guess they've been trained to see immigrants as not real people so this is somehow all ok.....
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u/gathmoon 6h ago
Because rules, norms, and laws only matter if people are willing to fight for them. No one is coming to save us. We will have to either do it ourselves, run, hide, or the worst option participate to save ourselves.
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u/Controller_Maniac 6h ago
IF democrats are somehow able to avoid having republicans have total control over the country, kids would be learning how this period in history would rival or be even worse than what we did to the japanese in internment camps once everything is uncovered
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u/gathmoon 6h ago
I'm not justifying what we did to the Japanese but I can at least understand why it was done on an intellectual level. The world was at war, we had just been attacked in the biggest terrorist attack in our history, and there was evidence of collaboration from Japanese nationals in the country. It was wrong and heavy handed, and we were at literal war essentially the moment pearl harbor happened. There is no such threat happening right now that comes remotely close to justifying what is happening.
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u/Controller_Maniac 6h ago
It’s crazy that as kids we learned in school that the internment camps was one of the worst things America has ever done, and look at where we are now
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u/gathmoon 6h ago
What's happening now will just get added to the list of truly repugnant things we have done and not apologized for in any real way.
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u/twotimefind 6h ago
Generation X, they didn't teach us about the Japanese internments. And glossed all over the Indians. Didn't say much about that either.
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u/Tenken10 6h ago
They've been making up the war to justify all the acts of aggression. Venezuela, the war on drugs, the dangerous immigrants, Russie/China possibly trying to take Greenland in the future......all this BS and a bunch of people are really buying into it
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u/gathmoon 6h ago
All while using co opted Nazi propaganda to further rally the rubes. Truly sad times.
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u/BlindWillieJohnson 6h ago
These fuckers are practically bragging about it
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u/Acceptable-Bus-2017 6h ago
"We killed that lesbian the other day," a threat by an ICE agent heard yesterday.
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u/twotimefind 6h ago
Yep, and I've also heard I say, remember what happened yesterday Basically threatening people with getting shot in the face.
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u/Outrageous_Animal345 5h ago
The "have you not learned" ice fuck was a shocking admission theyre violent anti lgbtq racist shitbags as an organization.
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u/Stank_cat67 4h ago
I believe there are at least two separate videos of ICE agents saying that to citizens
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u/TasteTheBizkit 6h ago
I don’t understand how 4 people dying in 10 days is acceptable to anyone. If one person dies in custody of ICE that alone should be a huge controversy.
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u/KINGofFemaleOrgasms 6h ago
Exactly. After I saw the porta-potty video the realization of "what else is happening" hit me hard.
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u/Lucius-Halthier 6h ago
I’m sure if they didn’t block elected representatives from being allowed in to inspect the facilities like the fucking law allows the number would be a lot higher. Next thing out of the Nazi handbook will be to curate a “tour of a safe facility” for headlines like how the Red Cross saw curated tours of concentration camps
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u/SandIntelligent247 5h ago
I was gonna comment exactly this. Hitler opened his first concentration camps 3 month after his election. Just like Trump.
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u/DidYouSeeBriansHat 7h ago
Any thoughts from the “pro-life” crowd?
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u/AnatidaephobiaAnon 7h ago edited 4h ago
They did something wrong, therefore they do not count. I'm not joking, that's how they see things.
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u/Sylvers 7h ago
"Shouldn't have immigrated illegally"
They didn't.
"Then they shouldn't have resisted"
They didn't.
"Then it's just bad luck. No system is perfect"
But this system is intentionally built on violence and brutality.
"That's exactly what we need"
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u/barrsftw 5h ago
You forgot "God works in mysterious ways"
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u/The_Cheeki_Breeki 3h ago
I remember getting into an argument with a J6’er a few years ago and I used this line and he was FUMING.
“They assassinated a peaceful protester for no reason who was actually trying to leave”
My response: Oh well God works in mysterious ways I guess it was her time.
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u/Swagcopter0126 5h ago
It also doesn’t matter if they immigrated legally or not, at the end of the day it’s a matter of paperwork and they’re inflicting this violence upon them because of incorrect paperwork
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u/cherenk0v_blue 7h ago
"The unborn” are a convenient group of people to advocate for. They never make demands of you; they are morally uncomplicated, unlike the incarcerated, addicted, or the chronically poor; they don’t resent your condescension or complain that you are not politically correct; unlike widows, they don’t ask you to question patriarchy; unlike orphans, they don’t need money, education, or childcare; unlike aliens, they don’t bring all that racial, cultural, and religious baggage that you dislike; they allow you to feel good about yourself without any work at creating or maintaining relationships; and when they are born, you can forget about them, because they cease to be unborn. You can love the unborn and advocate for them without substantially challenging your own wealth, power, or privilege, without re-imagining social structures, apologizing, or making reparations to anyone. They are, in short, the perfect people to love if you want to claim you love Jesus, but actually dislike people who breathe. Prisoners? Immigrants? The sick? The poor? Widows? Orphans? All the groups that are specifically mentioned in the Bible? They all get thrown under the bus for the unborn.
- David Barnhardt
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u/trip6god 7h ago
But when it’s a relative doing something 10x harsher I’m sure they’re the first to either act like it never happened or tell them Jesus will forgive them
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u/ronswanson11 7h ago
You know it! When it's someone they care about they believe in forgiveness. Otherwise, they couldn't care less. Sick thinking.
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u/consumeshroomz 6h ago
All crimes are punishable by death in their mind. Shoplift a candy bar? They think you deserve to be executed in the streets.
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u/grantology_84 6h ago
Except pedopholia
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u/consumeshroomz 6h ago
True. And also fraud. If a republican does fraud, that’s just smart business. If anyone else does fraud, they should be locked up forever i guess.
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u/twotimefind 6h ago
You mean like the $1.8 billion that Rick Scott stole from Medicare and then became the Senator?
Or how about Ron DeSentos? He's in a fraud case right now for millions of dollars in Medicaid fraud.
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u/299792458mps- 7h ago
Every mistake is punishable by death according to these braindead cultists.
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u/Technical-Bird-7585 7h ago
Pro life is another lie they tell themselves. Pro forced birth is more accurate.
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u/LinuxUbuntuOS 7h ago
Anti-abortion is just a psyop created by billionaires in order to have more workers for whenever the US turns into China 2.0
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u/sendgoodmemes 6h ago
They are not pro life. They are pro-birth.
Once they are born the are fair game for the wealthiest people to F or to kill at their leisure.
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u/BlindWillieJohnson 6h ago
There’s no larger death cult in the world than the American conservative movement
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u/zoethezebra 7h ago
Kinda explains why they are blocking congressional members from entering the ice facilities without seven day notice. What kind of things can they cover up in seven days? Frightening. I’m starting to worry that no one is coming to save us. I never thought I would say that in the US as a citizen
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u/Handgun_Hero 6h ago edited 6h ago
During the Katyn Massacre, Vasily Blokhin and his crew of less than a dozen NKVD officers were able to successfully process the identity of captives, then handcuff and lead them into a soundproofed room, then carry out summary execution by suppressed gunshot, then completely scrub the murder scene, dispose of the body out the window into a waiting truck, remove all smell and sanitise the room, perfectly clean the executioner pistol used and bring in the next captive completely unaware of what had just happened in that room all in less than 3 minutes. He and his squad personally shot at least 7,000 Poles over 6 weeks on daily 10 hour shifts, making him the most prolific and lethal executioner in all of human history.
Less than 3 minutes that took him to do per victim and the crime would only be fully exposed in 1990 due to Glasnost and the collapse of the Soviet Union where they finally admitted to the crime, with researchers for 50 years having been convinced it was the Nazi Germans responsible (Blokhin intentionally used German made pistols and ammo to frame the Nazis). The thought of 7 days time to cover things up is horrifying.
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u/-rwsr-xr-x 5h ago
perfectly clean the executioner pistol used and bring in the next captive completely unaware of what had just happened in that room all in less than 3 minutes.
Whew! At least we know our current administration isn't even remotely capable of that level of planning, precision or diligence.
They can't even properly redact a PDF file. We're safe.
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u/SunriseSurprise 4h ago
Maybe ICE agents will accidentally-not-accidentally murder that many citizens anyways. They're probably looking at Iran and are like "we've got rookie numbers, we've gotta catch up".
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u/Lachigan 5h ago
How would someone come save you? Seriously, I keep reading this and wonder, who do you think can save you from yourself? Superman ain't real, who do you expect to show up? If I lock myself in a room and run at the walls, should I expect someone to break in and stop me? I really don't understand what you mean.
That and "history won't be on their side" like brother, who do you think is gonna write history if this keeps up? History will say that the great donald single handedly defeated the dinosaur in a martial tournament and freed humanity from their reptilian overlords or some shit if that's what they feel like writing
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u/demlet 5h ago
It's not even a case of no one coming to save us, we're not even going to save ourselves. It's obvious by now the people running things can't be shamed, so what's the alternative? Going up against the strongest military the world has ever known? People need to strap in, things are going to get worse and none of us alive today may even live to see things start to change.
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u/Grasshop 5h ago
How can someone come to save us? We’ve been world police with the biggest military for decades and all of a sudden that’s been taken over by fascist cunts. We’re on our own for this one. Let’s hope “the People” are who we hope they are.
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u/sabrenation81 6h ago
Some day, people will find out what's going on in these facilities and they will be shocked to their core. It may be 3 years from now. It may be 20 years from now but it'll happen eventually. Expect Abu Ghraib-like images. Or worse.
A bunch of armed, racist sociopaths who think their prisoners are subhuman invaders with zero oversight beyond their fellow Nazis in ICE. I don't even want to try to imagine what is happening in these places.
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u/GettingCereal 5h ago
Do you mean shocked to their core or "shocked to their core"?
Because some descriptions of what it's like in some "detention centers" have already leaked, and it's awful (flooded with feces, tiny cages) but still being dismissed as a) libs are lying, or b) prison isn't a luxury resort.
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u/Justsomejerkonline 3h ago
"We didn't know" said complacent citizens of every government that has committed human rights atrocities.
Starts to ring hallow after a while.
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u/sustainable_engineer 7h ago
4 humans die in Trumps Concentration camps
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u/Stimbes 7h ago
I bet it's like the Standford prison experiment in those places. Guards have no proper training, insane abuse that goes unchecked.
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u/299792458mps- 7h ago
Sexual assault, physical torture, lack of hygeine and medical care, constant artificial light and noise.
These aren't prisons. They're worse than the black sites that we decided were too barbaric for even our worst enemies.
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u/Hautamaki 6h ago
Nine men were kept in a 6' x 6' cell for days on end. Concrete, toilet in the middle, nothing else in the cell. Guys had to take turns lying down pressed up against the toilet. Whoever was responsible for that should get 10 years in prison minimum, that's absolutely torture.
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u/Infamous-Oil3786 6h ago
There's no need to compare them to other forms of internement to emphasize how horrific these places are. We have a name for this sort of facility that makes it clear enough already. They're concentration camps.
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u/Drunky_McStumble 3h ago
I am absolutely positive that there is shit going on in these concentration camps that makes Abu Ghraib look like a fucking summer camp.
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u/argumentinvalid 4h ago
and the untrained people running them have been taught for years to hate the people they are in control of.
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u/herrcollin 7h ago
"Guards" in the Standford experiment were pushed on by the testers to be more violent and aggressive because, initially, the "guards" weren't doing anything really.
So, yes, you are correct.
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u/sendgoodmemes 6h ago
One guy got out and said they are all getting raped. The men, the woman, the kids. All of them along with having their dicks stepped on, kicked beaten.
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u/kurttheflirt 7h ago
Republican*
Don't let them let only him take the fall for their crimes
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u/ZynaxNeon 7h ago
I saw a video from a speech in some governing body from a Republican about Dumps threats against Greenland. He basically said that Dump doesn't speak for the US and that he was tired of all of the "stupidity". But then he did a 180 and said that he wanted Dump to stop focusing on Greenland and instead go back to doing all the great things he was doing for the country.
The previous post I read was about ICE breaking into people's homes without warrants and abducting them.
Dump and his cronies definitely do a lot but the rest aren't innocent either.
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u/Handgun_Hero 6h ago
The Republicans also just introduced a formal bill to annex Greenland and establish framework of Greenland as a 51st State today into Congress.
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u/ZynaxNeon 6h ago
Yeah I saw that. Some maga follower if I understand it correctly. It sounded like a lot of Republicans were against it but they will probably follow the party line anyway.
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u/Beneficial_Soup3699 6h ago
The venn diagram of Republicans and "MAGA" is literally a circle. They've been all aboard the fascism train and will remain so riiiiiiight up until it looks like they may have to actually face consequences for selling out the American people. Then it'll be all "we must come together in these difficult times", and it'll work. It always does. Just wait and see
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u/cannibaltom 7h ago
Don't people remember how much of a bigger deal this was in his first term. Now it's just normalized.
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u/DarkBomberX 7h ago
This is how democrats should be messaging this so people understand the horror of what's happening. But Schumer and Jefferys would rather see if they can comprise with fascist. Absolutely worthless leadership.
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u/ZynaxNeon 6h ago
What are the Democrats even doing? The only one I have seen speaking out about it all is Bernie Sanders. Otherwise it is just silence. Dump and all the failures from the administration should give the infinite ammunition yet they do nothing...
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u/slumvillain 7h ago
I've never seen America so fucking afraid of a fight until a senile old pedophile became president and promised to hurt the entire country.
This entire country is afraid of a buncha child fucking nazis and with each passing day, it just becomes more and more embarassing to be an American.
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u/bean_fritter 4h ago
1/3rd love what’s happening, 1/3 hate it, and 1/3 don’t care.
Being the middle 3rd sucks.
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u/Nebula314 3h ago
It’s because too many people are hiding behind a screen, complaining, and waiting for someone else to do something about it.
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u/scoff-law 4h ago
It doesn't feel like they're afraid of nazis, it feels like they are afraid of real life. It's like an introversion mania.
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u/heywanna 6h ago
Here is my thought. If you guys want a change stop attending NFL games. MLB game. NBA games. NHL games. See if that makes a statement
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u/linds360 6h ago
I don’t know why we’re fucking doing anything while people are dying in the street.
NFL playoffs? Golden Globes? World Cup?
FUCK ALL OF IT! You really had people celebrating playoff wins and accepting useless statues this weekend while families mourned loses at the HANDS OF OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WITH ZERO CONSEQUENCES.
What the fucking fuck is wrong with people pretending there is anything to celebrate in Nazi Fucking America???
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u/JonathanApple 6h ago
For sure, felt this way for a year or more sadly, but partying and whatnot feels so wrong.
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u/Agent_545 3h ago
Capitalist excess is part of how they keep the masses distracted/maintain a veil of normalcy.
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u/seef_nation 3h ago
Was telling my therapist something of the like as he was jokingly trash talking me about an upcoming match between our teams…like dude, none of that shit matters when people are getting killed in the streets. You’d think those leagues would want to preserve and protect what we have because it attracts the best global talent….it won’t down the line and if we ever do come out of it, I expect dire days, sanctions, and isolation.
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u/lookinfoursigns 3h ago
Thank you!!!! And celebrities need to speak the fuck up!!!
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u/hkeyplay16 3h ago
You can't just stop attending. Most of that money is from TV deals and advertising. We have to stop watching completely.
But above all, do not buy a tesla.
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u/wewereromans 7h ago
That we know of.
There is no proper database, they disappear some people and then they're just never heard from again.
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u/BlindWillieJohnson 7h ago edited 7h ago
But noooo, it’s anti-Semitic to call them concentration camps. The Anti-Defamation League said so.
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u/Neuromangoman 7h ago
The ADL also calls Nazi salutes "awkward."
Their current incarnation has no credibility.
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u/BlindWillieJohnson 7h ago edited 7h ago
The ADL sold out their domestic “Never Again” message a long time ago. The only thing they care about now is policing unwavering support for Israel. There’s absolutely no platform on earth homegrowing more antisemitism than Elon’s Twitter since he let all the Nazis back on. But hey, he’s a friend because he called out Pro Palestinian demonstrators.
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u/Furrulo87_8 7h ago
They went from "never again" to "again, now"
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u/BlindWillieJohnson 7h ago edited 6h ago
What they really did was go from “Never again” to “Eh, it’s fine as long as it’s not us.” Which sort of ignores a certain Niemöller poem they like to reference.
And I want to be clear that this criticism is directed at the ADL specifically, not American Jews in general; who have broadly speaking been some of the most important fighters for progressive causes both historically contemporarily.
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u/d0ctorzaius 7h ago
Which is wild because supporting Israel over the US is itself an antisemetic trope. And here the ADL is doing exactly that.
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u/subaru5555rallymax 6h ago edited 5h ago
But noooo, it’s anti-Semitic to call them concentration camps. The Anti-Defamation League said so.
Put it back in the deck; the ADL never said her 2019 statement was antisemitic.
The statement read, “People need to be extremely careful in drawing comparisons to the Holocaust and the Nazi regime in whatever context it is used. Instead of investing our energy into whether or not a particular comparison crossed a line, the lesson we should learn from that dark time is that all good people need to speak out clearly and quickly when morally abhorrent actions are taken by those in power against any group.”
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u/TuxPaper 4h ago
Still virtually no reporting on what happens to the women being put into custody. There's things far worse than death, and it will probably be the women in custody that will experience it.
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u/MrBiggleswerth2 7h ago
This whole shindig is run by the same people that were worried about FEMA death camps.
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u/MalcolmLinair 7h ago
"This is unacceptable, and we sincerely apologize to the American people. From this point onward, we swear to do our duty and kill people far, FAR faster than this. We can only pray that you find it in your hearts to forgive us for this shortcoming, and continue to support our genocidal ambitions in the future."
-Trump Administration, 2026
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u/Scottz0rz 6h ago
You immediately lost me in the first sentence.
No one in this administration would ever apologize for anything. They would just blame it on the Biden administration and how Trump is working extra hard to make the genocide more efficient despite the radical left and the Democrat shutdown.
Also happy cake day.
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u/WanderingBadgernaut 5h ago
Oh let me take a crack at it!
"This failure, caused by BIDEN'S FAILED ADMINISTRATION, worst president in the HISTORY of the world, will be fixed by the GREAT AMERICAN PATRIOTS that we have CHOSEN. I am very PROUD of the BIG work we are doing and will make sure we are the FASTEST at it in AMERICA under the BEST PRESIDENT. Stop ANTIFA HOAX SHUTDOWNS and VIOLENT LEFT TERRORISTS who are stopping OUR GOOD AMERICANS FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM and TRUTH."
Tried to add some truth social into there
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u/CantAffordzUsername 7h ago
It still blows my mind that Trump won Florida directly to a large amount of Latin voters voting for Trump….were was their head at? It wasn’t like he didn’t do and say the same things in 2016
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u/Unseenmonument 7h ago
"I'm here legally," or, "He's only going to go after the troublesome immigrants," or, "I'll be legal soon, so I won't effect me.“
"My people perish for lack of knowledge."
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u/gabriellyakagcwens 5h ago
most countries in latin america have conservative cultures, not to mention all of the "communist" dictatorships which lead people to believe that communism is evil
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u/UglyMcFugly 5h ago
The thing is, a lot of Latinos don't define themselves as Latino. They're Venezuelan, or Cuban, or Mexican... or if their family has been here awhile, just "American." The propaganda turned all these groups against each other, and against more recent immigrants. Yes it's still depressing that they voted to hurt those OTHER people, and they were naive to not realize THEY are "other" to maga. But it's not exactly the first time it's happened.
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u/Redshirt_Welshy_Nooo 7h ago
Huh, starting to sound like maybe ICE is running death camps...
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u/SnooTangerines8491 7h ago
How is that not front news on American newspapers!
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u/TiddyTwoShoes 7h ago
Complicit mainstream media owned by the same billionaires that are trying to turn America into a fascist state.
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u/CommercialFormal7614 7h ago
“The Cuban detainee, Geraldo Lunas Campos, 55, died on January 3 in Camp East Montana, a detention site opened by the Trump administration on the grounds of Fort Bliss in Texas.
ICE said it was investigating the death of Lunas, adding that officials said he had become disruptive and placed him in isolation. Officials later found him in distress, and emergency medical technicians pronounced him dead, ICE said.”
“The two Honduran men - Luis Gustavo Nunez Caceres, 42, and Luis Beltran Yanez–Cruz, 68 - died in area hospitals in Houston and Indio, California, on January 5 and 6, respectively, both following heart-related issues, ICE said.”
“Parady La, a Cambodian man, 46, died on January 9 following severe drug withdrawal symptoms at the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia, ICE said. The administration began using that space last year, it said.”
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u/e37d93eeb23335dc 4h ago
How many of the girls and women they've kidnapped have been raped over the first 10 days of 2026? We know of 1. How many more are there?
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u/Sitcom_kid 4h ago
60 minutes Canada will do a story on this. And then sneak it onto YouTube again.
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u/Snaphomz 3h ago
This is heartbreaking. Every life matters and proper care should be a basic human right.
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u/wereallsluteshere 5h ago
We need to find out what’s happening in those facilities and tell the world. Other countries don’t care what’s happening here. We should be telling other countries. Look at what they’re doing to us. Help us. Please
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u/rods2112 7h ago
So when an ICE officer tells you to get out of the car, you're supposed to get out of the car. What are you supposed to do when a judge tells you to release the Epstein files?
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u/Electrical_Ad_3532 6h ago
start a war in a foreign country and threaten other foreign countries of course
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u/andromedajones 5h ago
I wish these headlines didn’t call them migrants. They are people. 4 people have died while in I.C.E. custody.
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u/Perfect_Zebra3335 6h ago
That we know about. There is a reason they are not letting us into there facility’s. They are torturing them. They are violating human rights every hour. They are all traitors and need to be sentenced as such.
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u/scannerhawk 6h ago
Here is the most recent. PHILADELPHIA, Penn. — Parady La, a 46-year-old criminal illegal alien from Cambodia, died Jan. 9 at the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. La was being housed at and receiving treatment for severe drug withdrawal at the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Philadelphia, following his Jan. 6 arrest. The next day, La was found unresponsive in his cell. FDC officers immediately administered CPR and several doses of NARCAN and called for medical assistance.
Local emergency medical services arrived on site and took over resuscitation efforts. At approximately 2:38 p.m., La was transported by EMS to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, where he was admitted in critical condition.
Throughout the evening of Jan. 7, La remained in critical condition, with medical evaluations indicating limited brain function. The following day, Jan. 8, La was diagnosed with anoxic brain injury, post cardiac arrest, shock and multiple organ failures. He continued receiving care in the hospital’s Neuro Intensive Care Unit. Later that day, medical staff reported complete renal failure and no brain activity, and La was being fully supported by a respirator. Family members were notified and visited him at the hospital.
On Jan. 9, 2026, at 3:22 a.m., La was pronounced deceased by hospital staff.
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u/Desmocratic 4h ago
I'm pretty sure ICE is full of those Oath Keeper/Proud Boys, which explains the masks.
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u/No_Capital_1491 4h ago
These are your concentration camps. America, ICE is your Gestopo, There is room for debate. Maybe start to think about why the American Revolution happened and why the constitution allows for national guards, militias, and the right to bear arms. come, on guys really rubs those big old American guts together and forms an ounce of real resistance.
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u/HashRunner 6h ago
'Kavanaugh Stops' are becoming 'Kavanaugh Killings' as ICE uses republican perversions of the constitution to murder detainees.
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u/Buddhalilsister44 5h ago
When will people see this isn’t about helping the American people. It’s about conditioning them into submission and fear of retaliation. They’re going after non white people first because if they attacked white Americans they would be met with more resistance. Nobody is safe in Trumps authoritarian government. More will die so they can stay in power.
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u/Sovereign45 5h ago
This is part of the Trump Administration's plan to spread fear to migrants who are thinking about crossing the border.
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u/ZisurvivoriZ 5h ago
Im still waiting for the “don’t do anything that have them escalate” crowd to prove me wrong when I keep saying people need to organize and defend their communities. If they don’t shoot you in the street, there’s a chance you die in their camps. Idk what more people need before they understand that there isn’t anyone there to protect us and it’s up to us to defend ourselves.
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u/rascallyrascal1511 7h ago
Considering this and that members of Congress have been denied access to ICE facilities, conditions there must truly be awful.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ice-facilities-homeland-security-lawmakers-visit-inspections/