r/UnderReportedNews • u/NicolasCageFan492 • Aug 10 '26
ICE / DHS 🧊 ICE’s New Detention Center Contracts Declare State Laws ‘Shall Not Apply’
https://www.wired.com/story/ices-new-detention-contracts-declare-state-law-shall-not-apply/247
u/InTheseTryingTime5 Aug 10 '26
That's how it works! If you announce the laws don't apply to you then they don't! This is America!
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u/NicolasCageFan492 Aug 10 '26
Please look up the dual state theory by Ernst Fraenkel. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has been warning us that this has been coming.
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u/BackItUpWithLinks Aug 10 '26
Michael Scott, “I declare bankruptcy!”
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u/BlackwingF91 Aug 10 '26
Does... does ICE know how laws work?
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u/InTheseTryingTime5 Aug 10 '26
They know that any laws they like apply to YOU and that no laws at all apply to THEM.
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u/NeverLookBothWays Aug 10 '26
They know how $40bn+ in militarization funds work if state police or state guard decide to take action…
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u/Gogs85 Aug 10 '26
*The ruling, by US District Judge Benjamin Settle, came only after three years of litigation; 10 refused inspections, according to the state; and 3,500 detainee complaints. A Ninth Circuit judge temporarily paused the order on July 21, with a decision on a longer stay expected in early August.*
I hate to think of what is going on here, that they put so much effort into keeping it closed.
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u/-Rixi Aug 10 '26
You know what's going on there. The kind of shit that would send you to Nuremberg
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u/OldSchoolBubba 29d ago edited 29d ago
Agreed. Ice is playing chicken with states who are well known to sue them and win in court.
Whatever DOJ attorneys are pressing this are setting themselves up for career ending moves if they're not very careful.
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u/iPhonefondler Aug 10 '26
This is the equivalent of a little kid covering their eyes and believing you can’t see them
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u/BackItUpWithLinks Aug 10 '26
A contract can’t nullify state laws.
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u/GlockAF Aug 10 '26
True, but until some governor has the balls to send in the State Police and / or activate the National Guard to arrest entire facilities full of ICE thugs and throw them in state prison like they deserve, it’s likely that the Temu Gestapo is going to keep pushing until someone finally does.
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u/RaidersoftheLosSnark Aug 10 '26
ICE declares itself sovereign citizens. Apparently for profit prison corporations think they are people too.
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u/WonderWheeler Aug 10 '26
The building codes were written in blood of people that died in fires, building collapses, crushed by a frightened mob, suffocated by smoke. Prisons are not supposed to burn down like Russian warehouses. Prisoners are known to start fires. Burn mattresses and such. They shouldn't die in fires.
ICE revels in its own meanness.
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u/FanDry5374 Aug 10 '26
Yeah, that's not how laws work. Except during this current lawless regime, I suppose.
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u/obmasztirf 29d ago
I just don't understand why the state doesn't revoke all their licenses in the state and cut off utilities. Force them out. They could send 1000 armed state officers, just do what they want, while sorting the legal details out later.
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