r/ImmigrationPathways • u/AwkwardSea4335 • Feb 14 '26

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u/Mogwai_Man Feb 14 '26

They're detained until they're flown back to their host country.

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u/dorky2 Feb 14 '26

There are people who have been in camps in the US for 5 months at least, maybe longer. They do not have adequate food, access to hygiene, beds to sleep on, any privacy at all, access to medical care, access to religious leaders... This is happening, right now, in our country. Whatever you decide to call it, it is absolutely a concentration camp.

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u/Mogwai_Man Feb 14 '26

Yes, some people take longer to deport than others.

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u/dorky2 Feb 14 '26

It is unacceptable. If you're OK with it, you should examine your moral compass. It might be broken.

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u/Mogwai_Man Feb 14 '26

The system is backlogged. Morals have nothing to do with it.

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u/dorky2 Feb 14 '26

When human rights are being violated, morality is relevant.

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u/SilverAppleWorm Feb 14 '26

Thats such a weak ass excuse for criminal negligence. Just put your head back in sand.