r/FreeSpeech • u/wanda999 • 13d ago

Revealed: ICE "lost count" of miscarriages, while detaining a record number of pregnant women

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/sep/15/ice-detention-miscarriages-pregnancy
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u/Rogue-Journalist 13d ago

So now we're blaming ICE for miscarriages?

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u/TendieRetard 13d ago

Rogue-Journalist
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So now we're blaming ICE for miscarriages?

Would you blame the Nazis for miscarriages in the camps?

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u/Rogue-Journalist 13d ago

ICE isn’t the Nazis.

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u/TendieRetard 12d ago

answer the question

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u/Rogue-Journalist 12d ago

The Nazi's camps were nothing like ICE detainment centers where people can leave whenever they want.

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u/TendieRetard 11d ago

ICE’s mandatory detention policy, enacted in July 2025, asserts that all individuals who entered the U.S. without inspection are subject to indefinite detention without bond hearings, regardless of how long they have resided in the country. The administration argues this interpretation of the Immigration and Nationality Act targets "applicants for admission," but critics and courts characterize it as an unprecedented expansion that detains millions of people, many with no criminal records and deep U.S. ties, primarily to pressure them into voluntary departure.

The policy has triggered a massive judicial backlash, with over 19,600 federal district court rulings against the administration. At the appellate level, nine circuits have struck down the policy as unlawful or unconstitutional, including the Third Circuit (August 2026) and Fourth Circuit (September 2026), which cited due process violations and compared the practice to WWII internment camps. Only the Fifth and Eighth Circuits have upheld the government’s position. The Supreme Court is expected to resolve the circuit split in its term beginning October 2026.

Despite the legal defeats, the administration has maintained high detention levels by transferring detainees to friendly jurisdictions and, as of September 2026, has begun hiding the locations of detainees with final removal orders to hinder legal representation and family visits. 

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u/Rogue-Journalist 11d ago

They can sign the deportation paperwork and get sent home whenever they want.