It is a two sided sword. First of all who knows the specific requirements when workers are permitted to come to do work in the US—is it to be assumed that the companies who requested these men should also secure there paperwork in an office so as to bypass this seemingly uncomplicated procedure.
But the ironic thing, is seeing all those seniors terrified at the process of criminalizing honest hardworking people ‘working’.
They should be compensated for pain and suffering. They do have some kind of disability that would qualify them for immense pain and suffering.
Treating them like cattle lassoing rhrm binding hands and feet and on and on and on it goes. A witch has landed on the shores and it’s not those workers. They were doing no harm to no soul. Just happy to earn wages for their families as we all do.
They were doing no harm. They were working, earning wages for their families, and repairing homes — and ICE turned that into fear, restraint, and public trauma.
What angers me, besides the horrendous actions of ICE, is the fact that millions of Americans voted for deporting immigrants and actually cheer these actions. They are fine with this obscene ethnic cleansing and concentration camps. I'm not sure if this country can ever heal the division between those of us who hate what is happening, and those who approve of it.
It is a two sided sword. First of all who knows the specific requirements when workers are permitted to come to do work in the US—is it to be assumed that the companies who requested these men should also secure there paperwork in an office so as to bypass this seemingly uncomplicated procedure.
But the ironic thing, is seeing all those seniors terrified at the process of criminalizing honest hardworking people ‘working’.
They should be compensated for pain and suffering. They do have some kind of disability that would qualify them for immense pain and suffering.
Treating them like cattle lassoing rhrm binding hands and feet and on and on and on it goes. A witch has landed on the shores and it’s not those workers. They were doing no harm to no soul. Just happy to earn wages for their families as we all do.
That last part is the truth of it.
They were doing no harm. They were working, earning wages for their families, and repairing homes — and ICE turned that into fear, restraint, and public trauma.
What angers me, besides the horrendous actions of ICE, is the fact that millions of Americans voted for deporting immigrants and actually cheer these actions. They are fine with this obscene ethnic cleansing and concentration camps. I'm not sure if this country can ever heal the division between those of us who hate what is happening, and those who approve of it.
That is the wound underneath the raid.
ICE carries it out, but the cruelty survives because too many people have been taught to cheer when immigrant families are harmed.