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In a very last minute filing today, the admin put forward the idea of not just rewriting the Flores Agreement to better suit their "deterrence through Cruelty" agenda, but of terminating the entire Agreement altogether.
Reason given: insufficient protest.
courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
Reason given: insufficient protest.
courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
@NeverAgainActn @matt_cam @CaptainResists @RAICESTEXAS @Volksnurse @ifindkarma @DemocracyStorm @TheLoyalO @WolverineResist @TheSWPrincess This is ludicrous, of course.
As is the intimation, in the graphic below, that because something (like a child's incarceration in a detention facility) will end *at some point, eventually*, it cannot be considered indefinite.
Indefinite: adj., meaning no FIXED endpoint, JFC
As is the intimation, in the graphic below, that because something (like a child's incarceration in a detention facility) will end *at some point, eventually*, it cannot be considered indefinite.
Indefinite: adj., meaning no FIXED endpoint, JFC
@NeverAgainActn @matt_cam @CaptainResists @RAICESTEXAS @Volksnurse @ifindkarma @DemocracyStorm @TheLoyalO @WolverineResist @TheSWPrincess Gotta laugh here, too: gummint says "Yeah, sure, of course our 'family residential detention centers' are non-secure! Lookit all the new doors we put in! [behind fences and brick walls, and if the family leaves, they'll be arrested.]"
npr.org/2019/08/23/753…
npr.org/2019/08/23/753…
