"The cost of operating the center is the reason."

Just charge Trump more.
He'll be happy to pay double.
Triple if they can make the conditions at Alligator Auschwitz even more inhumane.

"an illegal immigrant"

His illegality was set aside by the United States, making him a legal immigrant eligible to live and work here leaglly:

If that maintenance is deferred for more than a week for any reason whatsoever, and it's anywhere above 85F, you get fast algae blooming regardless of the bottom finish.
#35 | Posted by sitzkrieg

So it's just sheer incompetence from the Trump Administration.
The Trump Administration can't even keep a pool clean.
Agreed?

"That shining bright light was focused on an illegal immigrant who was abusive to his wife. Maybe a gang member."

You mean you don't know if he's a gang member?
Still you choose to prejudice him with "mabyes" just like the Nazis would.

"Because it's outside the realm of possibility that Good hit the ICE officer?"

She didn't hit the officer, that's been well documented, you simply choose to ignore it.

Listen. This is such a crucial point to your pro-thug side. But it's a lie.
If she had hit the officer, there would have been microfibers from the policeman's pants already analyzed from where the bumper made contact. This would prove that you're right and we're wrong.

But that never happened, because he was never hit.

Hey MadBomber,
What's it matter if the emotion is fear or anger?
Sounds like you're saying Fear the Good Emotion for Law Enforcement, and maybe even suggesting Anger the Bad Emotion for Law Enforcement.
Sounds like you're trying to backpedal, re-scope, and introduce some kind of nuance when you asked:

You think ICE agents are emotionally involved in the arrests they make?
Is all Lw Enforcement?
#81 | Posted by madbomber

Because you then went on to explain how Policing is Fear-Based Activity.

"That's not why. Courts have ruled they can be deported anywhere."
...
Why do you think ya boi Kilmar is still here in the US?
#128 | Posted by madbomber

You truly revel in proud displays of your own ignorance.
Kilmar could be deported, were he subject to deportation, which he is not.

The mere facts in this case prove me right and you wrong:
Kilmar, not from El Salvador, was deported to El Salvador.

And neither Pretti or Good appeared to be acting out of fear, but rather anger.
#127 | Posted by madbomber

Is calling someone a "------- bitch" after shooting them fear or anger?

Is shooting someone who you just disarmed fear or anger?

"A previous bill, the 1987 Nuclear Energy Act, prohibited any nuclear weapons on Finnish soil."

When Reagan was in charge, this kind of thing sounded sensible. Reagan had the USSR on a leash.
Trump was elected and ran on a campaign to undo Reagan's post-war stability from geopolitics.

In just 40 years, the Republican Party has repudiated Reagan as the winner of the Cold War.

"Why do you support sending people to camps, rather than just sending them away?"
Great point Snoofster. I don't know.
#119 | Posted by madbomber

Refreshing dose of honesty from you!

"I suspect it's because they have to figure out where they came from."

That's not why. Courts have ruled they can be deported anywyere.

"But I don't know."

You don't care that you don't know.
You're not here for the facts.
You're here for the emotions.

You think ICE agents are emotionally involved in the arrests they make?
Is all Lw Enforcement?
#81 | Posted by madbomber

"Sounds like you believe fear is actually the core value of policing!"
And other forms of combat.
It's kept a lot of people alive. That's why it occurs in most people.
#116 | Posted by madbomber

MadBomber's answer to MadBomber's question, are ICE agents emotionally inolved in the arrests they make is:
Yes.

That's a policy issue, but here in Germany, there are civil infractions that will get me booted out of the country. Like not having valid entry credentials.
#112 | Posted by madbomber

Will they get you sent to camps for an indefinite period of time, at great expense to the taxpayer, before being booted out of the country?
That's a policy issue too.
Why do you support sending people to camps, rather than just sending them away?

And the ICE agent had previously suffered serious injuries in a similar situation.
#108 | Posted by madbomber

So he was conditioned to fear.
Do you think that's an emotional response, or not?

"Pretti to pose an existential threat."

How was Pretti -- whose firearm was in the possession of ICE when he was killed -- an existential threat?

Can you 100% explain the things you 100% understand?
You can't even ten percent explain them, kiddo!

"And I can 100% see how those officers would have considered Goodman and Pretti to pose an existential threat."

So, back to fear.

Sounds like you believe fear is actually the core value of policing!

"The goy who killed Goode called her a ------- bitch immediately after gunning her down."
Yeah. The guy she ran in to.
#94 | Posted by madbomber

So you're agreeing that his response was emotional?
Sounds like you're saying he was in fear of his life.
...
Is fear an emotion, MadBomber?

"Anyway, it doesn't matter they broke a Ferderal Law when they crossed illegally"

You people have never believed in "Innocent until proven guilty."
Never.
You are Statists, to the core.