OFFICIAL LRC President Donald Trump SECOND TERM Thread

hussars 1776 wrote:

Rondavu... wrote:

Too funny sir!

YOU are describing many, many of the characteristics of Obama and Biden, but you are in denial. Bush wasn't much different.

56 people died during Obama's ICE days. Things were so bad in detention that 6 committed suicide. Kids were in cages, yes they were.

You bringing up 2 people who were instigators, looking for trouble, and yes breaking the law, were unfortunately shot. The male kicked out the tail lights of a law enforcement vehicle and was a trouble maker. Others didn't break the law and had no unfortunate mishaps with law enforcement.

But since you keep bringing that up, how many people took a shot at Obama or Biden? None, but Trump took a shot that was inches away from killing him....but you're okay with that, eh?

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Respectfully, Here's Mr. Obama Mr. Hussars 1776

“There is no guarantee that people detained by ICE will leave detention alive, even under Obama administration policies that sought to decrease the number of people who die in ICE custody,” said Mary Meg McCarthy, Executive Director of NIJC. “ICE has a mandate to care for the people in their custody. If detention centers cannot deliver prompt and quality medical care, ICE must implement corrective actions for those facilities or terminate contracts with facilities that do not comply.”

Among the report findings:

In nearly half of the 17 death reviews produced by ICE from 2010 to 2012, the documentation suggests that failure to comply with ICE medical standards contributed to deaths.
Even in the eight cases where death reviews concluded that violations of ICE medical standards contributed to people’s deaths, ICE’s deficient inspections system essentially swept those findings under the rug.

Three of the eight cases profiled led to wrongful death lawsuits by family members.

Six deaths involving substandard care occurred at privately operated facilities.
The findings underscore how ICE’s deficient inspections system, first exposed by NIJC and DWN in the October 2015 report Lives in Peril, exacts a tragic human toll. ICE has repeatedly shown it is incapable of providing people in its custody the medical care they need and deserve —even failing to implement its own medical standards to prevent deaths. People experiencing medical or mental health emergencies should be released from custody and promptly referred to higher-level care.

“Immigration detention in the United States should not be a death sentence,” said Silky Shah, Co-Director of Detention Watch Network. “No matter where someone came from or how they arrived in the United States they must be treated with dignity and respect. ICE has a legal obligation to perform meaningful inspections at all detention facilities – and it is critical that it implement immediate reforms to guarantee deaths are prevented.”

“ICE’s inadequate responses to these deaths show the stark gap between the promise and the reality of the Obama administration’s immigration detention reform initiatives,” said Carl Takei, Staff Attorney at the National Prison Project of the ACLU. “Instead of ignoring its own internal investigations, ICE must learn from its deadly errors. That means providing swift, quality medical care to those who need it, and overhauling the inspections process to stop more people from dying in detention. No family deserves to wonder if their loved one died a preventable death in ICE custody.”
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trump appears in the epstein files MORE THAN ANYONE ELSE.

Rondavu... wrote:

hussars 1776 wrote:

so you like war, corruption, lies, inflation, lower dollar, higher gas prices, the world hating us, the end of NATO, your party being crushed in elections, selling pardons, crypto scams, threatening the pope, shooting protestors, mass roundups, firing dozens of generals for political reasons, unqualified hacks running the country, and a president who says we should terminate the constitution.

ok. weird. But ok. people have kinks.

all because you believe the lies about tampons in mn bathrooms.

Too funny sir!

YOU are describing many, many of the characteristics of Obama and Biden, but you are in denial. Bush wasn't much different.

56 people died during Obama's ICE days. Things were so bad in detention that 6 committed suicide. Kids were in cages, yes they were.

You bringing up 2 people who were instigators, looking for trouble, and yes breaking the law, were unfortunately shot. The male kicked out the tail lights of a law enforcement vehicle and was a trouble maker. Others didn't break the law and had no unfortunate mishaps with law enforcement.

But since you keep bringing that up, how many people took a shot at Obama or Biden? None, but Trump took a shot that was inches away from killing him....but you're okay with that, eh?

******************************************************************************************

Respectfully, Here's Mr. Obama Mr. Hussars 1776

“There is no guarantee that people detained by ICE will leave detention alive, even under Obama administration policies that sought to decrease the number of people who die in ICE custody,” said Mary Meg McCarthy, Executive Director of NIJC. “ICE has a mandate to care for the people in their custody. If detention centers cannot deliver prompt and quality medical care, ICE must implement corrective actions for those facilities or terminate contracts with facilities that do not comply.”

Among the report findings:

In nearly half of the 17 death reviews produced by ICE from 2010 to 2012, the documentation suggests that failure to comply with ICE medical standards contributed to deaths.
Even in the eight cases where death reviews concluded that violations of ICE medical standards contributed to people’s deaths, ICE’s deficient inspections system essentially swept those findings under the rug.

Three of the eight cases profiled led to wrongful death lawsuits by family members.

Six deaths involving substandard care occurred at privately operated facilities.
The findings underscore how ICE’s deficient inspections system, first exposed by NIJC and DWN in the October 2015 report Lives in Peril, exacts a tragic human toll. ICE has repeatedly shown it is incapable of providing people in its custody the medical care they need and deserve —even failing to implement its own medical standards to prevent deaths. People experiencing medical or mental health emergencies should be released from custody and promptly referred to higher-level care.

“Immigration detention in the United States should not be a death sentence,” said Silky Shah, Co-Director of Detention Watch Network. “No matter where someone came from or how they arrived in the United States they must be treated with dignity and respect. ICE has a legal obligation to perform meaningful inspections at all detention facilities – and it is critical that it implement immediate reforms to guarantee deaths are prevented.”

“ICE’s inadequate responses to these deaths show the stark gap between the promise and the reality of the Obama administration’s immigration detention reform initiatives,” said Carl Takei, Staff Attorney at the National Prison Project of the ACLU. “Instead of ignoring its own internal investigations, ICE must learn from its deadly errors. That means providing swift, quality medical care to those who need it, and overhauling the inspections process to stop more people from dying in detention. No family deserves to wonder if their loved one died a preventable death in ICE custody.”
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Rondavu... wrote:

Rondavu... wrote:

Too funny sir!

YOU are describing many, many of the characteristics of Obama and Biden, but you are in denial. Bush wasn't much different.

56 people died during Obama's ICE days. Things were so bad in detention that 6 committed suicide. Kids were in cages, yes they were.

You bringing up 2 people who were instigators, looking for trouble, and yes breaking the law, were unfortunately shot. The male kicked out the tail lights of a law enforcement vehicle and was a trouble maker. Others didn't break the law and had no unfortunate mishaps with law enforcement.

But since you keep bringing that up, how many people took a shot at Obama or Biden? None, but Trump took a shot that was inches away from killing him....but you're okay with that, eh?

******************************************************************************************

Respectfully, Here's Mr. Obama Mr. Hussars 1776

“There is no guarantee that people detained by ICE will leave detention alive, even under Obama administration policies that sought to decrease the number of people who die in ICE custody,” said Mary Meg McCarthy, Executive Director of NIJC. “ICE has a mandate to care for the people in their custody. If detention centers cannot deliver prompt and quality medical care, ICE must implement corrective actions for those facilities or terminate contracts with facilities that do not comply.”

Among the report findings:

In nearly half of the 17 death reviews produced by ICE from 2010 to 2012, the documentation suggests that failure to comply with ICE medical standards contributed to deaths.
Even in the eight cases where death reviews concluded that violations of ICE medical standards contributed to people’s deaths, ICE’s deficient inspections system essentially swept those findings under the rug.

Three of the eight cases profiled led to wrongful death lawsuits by family members.

Six deaths involving substandard care occurred at privately operated facilities.
The findings underscore how ICE’s deficient inspections system, first exposed by NIJC and DWN in the October 2015 report Lives in Peril, exacts a tragic human toll. ICE has repeatedly shown it is incapable of providing people in its custody the medical care they need and deserve —even failing to implement its own medical standards to prevent deaths. People experiencing medical or mental health emergencies should be released from custody and promptly referred to higher-level care.

“Immigration detention in the United States should not be a death sentence,” said Silky Shah, Co-Director of Detention Watch Network. “No matter where someone came from or how they arrived in the United States they must be treated with dignity and respect. ICE has a legal obligation to perform meaningful inspections at all detention facilities – and it is critical that it implement immediate reforms to guarantee deaths are prevented.”

“ICE’s inadequate responses to these deaths show the stark gap between the promise and the reality of the Obama administration’s immigration detention reform initiatives,” said Carl Takei, Staff Attorney at the National Prison Project of the ACLU. “Instead of ignoring its own internal investigations, ICE must learn from its deadly errors. That means providing swift, quality medical care to those who need it, and overhauling the inspections process to stop more people from dying in detention. No family deserves to wonder if their loved one died a preventable death in ICE custody.”
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Was away at work.

There ya go, list facts about Obama about those who died on his watch when he ran ICE.

Liberals. Oh cr@p, we can't answer that.

Solution: Divert! Divert! Divert! Dive! Dive! Dive!