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Should the border detention centers be shut down?

Should the border detention centers be shut down?

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AProudLefty said:
Well you're probably right. I'm sure they learned and improved their method.
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This is a picture of a section that actually was completed before all was stopped.

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Not going to get ramps over it but, I do not like this design because it is still easy to scale.
 
What are you going to do will the detainees? Releasing them on their own recognizance is a proven loser.
 
I voted yes...but for a different reason...they should be shut down but all attempting to cross the border should be removed immediately so no need for a detention center.
 
Josie said:
Based on what you know about the border, should the detention centers be closed down?
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If any have conditions like some examples I've seen, they have to be updated and improved before people are detained there again.

Insufficient facilities don't mean you use them anyway, if doing so will cause harm.
 
Fletch said:
Lets say we shut them down. If he isnt going to be detained somewhere, what happens when someone crosses the border illegally?
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Send them right back across the border, on foot, into Mexico, after photo/prints/DNA with a prison warning if they come back.

They don't get to pick and choose where they want to go -- the first country they enter after their own is supposed to be the country they seek "refuge" in.

If they are Mexicans, tough. Mexico is not a politically oppressive country. Let them apply for a visa at the U S. Consulate in Mexico City.

Or how about an exchange program? For every border jumper we admit, we send one "progressive" to their country and the illegal gets the prog's house, bank accounts, vehicles and wardrobe. See how quickly these "progressives" change their tune. [emoji16][emoji16][emoji16][emoji16]

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Harv said:
Send them right back across the border, on foot, into Mexico, after photo/prints/DNA with a prison warning if they come back.

They don't get to pick and choose where they want to go -- the first country they enter after their own is supposed to be the country they seek "refuge" in.

If they are Mexicans, tough. Mexico is not a politically oppressive country. Let them apply for a visa at the U S. Consulate in Mexico City.

Or how about an exchange program? For every border jumper we admit, we send one "progressive" to their country and the illegal gets the prog's house, bank accounts, vehicles and wardrobe. See how quickly these "progressives" change their tune. [emoji16][emoji16][emoji16][emoji16]

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Josie said:
Based on what you know about the border, should the detention centers be closed down?
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No they shouldn't be shut down.Sure their conditions can be improved to handle the extra influx of people.Although I think a better solution would be to assign a court date and let them back into Mexico where they can either stay in Mexico or return back home until their court date. If they attempt to subvert this by trying to sneak into the country then either their court date gets moved to a later date or they get automatically disqualified from entry. But I am sure illegal alien ass kissers and other open scum wouldn't like that idea.
 
Josie said:
Based on what you know about the border, should the detention centers be closed down?
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Closed down? No. However, 90% of the people detained within should not be there. Generally, these should be processing centers with people held in humane conditions very briefly (measured in hours to a couple of days).

Process their applications faster (get judges to the border) and release them to family members where you can. You can use ankle monitors if you need to keep track of them, but we are committing multiple human rights violations and conducting ourselves in a manner which is un-American and un-Christian by continuing the existing practices.
 
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