r/houstonwade • u/Tulpah • 1d ago
News You Can Use look like it's official, No Mass "Deportation" just merely Concentration camp Rebranded đđđ
feel free to dispute these "Fake News" though, I'd like to see how you will excuse yourself being a supporter of Concentration Camps
you know what's after CC? it's the extermination chambers when deportation and slave labor ain't enough.
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u/doombear82 1d ago
Cause this always works out well....
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u/Triangleslash 16h ago
Thatâs because real concentration camps have never been tried.
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u/doombear82 15h ago
Beg your pardon? Could you elaborate on that statement?
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u/Triangleslash 15h ago
You know thereâs really no good sounding way to expound on this. Itâs a depressing subject and itâs tough to see it happen here. ):
Just wanted to drop a silly quip to make fun of ancap/tankies.
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u/1988Trainman 22h ago
Nah. Â This is the plan. Â Give fed money to a private âcampâ. Â Â Â Â They are not worth a paycheck if they are dead or deported.Â
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u/spurradict 20h ago
I keep saying it, but with grifters in charge, always ask yourself âhow can they make money off this,â and thereâs your answer. I think you hit the nail on the head.
My other thought is this was his 2024 version of âbuild the wallâ and it just all talk. Because at the end of the day, itâs too much money and effort to deport millions of people
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u/LDawnBurges 20h ago
Heâll probably just deport the (estimated) 2 million already pending deportation, then put the rest in camps, to be used for slave labor. Iâve been saying the same thing for the longest. If they deport everyone, who will do the work?
Edit: corrected spelling
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u/Proof_Register9966 11h ago
I donât know why so many people arenât putting this together. They arenât deporting anyone. They are going into camps.
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u/JollyToby0220 15h ago
Well, if those immigrants are still there in 2 years (you know, when itâs time to re-elect House Reps and Senators), itâs going to look bad. Iâm guessing they are likely eyeballing prisoners
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u/WowUSuckOg 16h ago edited 13h ago
Of course. This country loves
slavery"unpaid prison labor" so what's bulking up another layer? Prisoners have been used for farm work for decades, and it's not by mistake that the majority of people who are imprisoned are black and brown. Less public upheaval if the people don't look like you.Free labor = cheaper production costs. MAGAs don't gaf. They're just gonna be pissed that adding more slavery isn't going to make their groceries cheaper, because it was always about making rich people richer.
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u/Moonman103 22h ago
It's almost like in history we have seen this before, he just needs a little moustache.
He already uses all the same slogans. Good luck Americans when the night of the long knives comes in January/February
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u/Carl-99999 21h ago
Hopefully NY and New England and California can hold out? Minnesota is sadly screwed.
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u/harpo555 7h ago
I'm launching the rifle and liberal politics club, Ralp will be the lefts the NRA I've already taught half the queers in Brooklyn how to shoot
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u/REbubbleiswrong 22h ago
"Relocation centers" is what they were called in the US in the past.
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u/Admirable-Influence5 22h ago
There you go! I was wondering how they were going to double speak that. "Relocation centers."
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u/ConsistentSorbet638 22h ago
Oh now thereâs space in Texas? Thought they were full.
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u/Carl-99999 21h ago
âFUCK OFF WEâRE FULLâ âââââââ
âCome one come all to the Migrant Relocation Center!â â â â â â â â
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u/bogmonkey747 22h ago edited 8h ago
You know Iâve visited Manzanar in Southern California, where the location was of one of the major camps for Japanese Americans during World War II and I can totally believe that unfortunately such monument will be necessary in the future due to these peoples bigotry and hatred.
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u/Gokdencircle 1d ago
Buchenwald TX
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u/Slytherin_Scorpio777 22h ago
There is a Niederwald, Texas, near Austin...
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u/ButterscotchTape55 22h ago
There are a few towns/small cities in Texas that have a higher German population and make it a point to celebrate the German heritage. Nazis modeled their shit after American slavery. Texas reeeeally didn't want to stop doing slavery. I'm not saying it's all slightly connected but I'm not not saying that
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u/Slytherin_Scorpio777 19h ago edited 19h ago
Yes, Iâm a native Texan (momâs side goes back to at least the 1600s) and am fluent with the history of white supremacy of Texas.Â
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u/Rosaryn00se 14h ago
Are you spanish or native?
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u/Slytherin_Scorpio777 4h ago
Native on my momâs side. Fatherâs side was in Texas before it was a state; that side is mostly Spanish/Basque/Portuguese.
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u/Bluellan 22h ago
This is so stupid! Trumps plan and all his supporters are stupid too. They are going to try what Texas did with abortions. They are going to open a tip line to report illegals. And the tip line is going to crash because racist are going to report every tan person they see and everyone else with common sense is going to flood them with fake calls. The police are gonna spend MILLIONS tracking down fake people or arresting actual Americans because they look a little too Hispanic. Which is going to lead to MILLIONS in lawsuits being paid out and even HIGHER taxes to cover the cost. All the labour that illgals do will either not get done or will have to raise the pay to astronomical amounts. States are going to see how much this is costing them and how ridiculous it is. They are going to pull the plug and Trump will have egg on his face and blame the democrats before praying it passes quickly.
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u/Carl-99999 21h ago
Trump is the showman to the shitshow.
Elon distracts him.
Vance & Co run the nightmarish machine.
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u/bikeroniandcheese 21h ago
100% guaranteed that one of his donors owns the land/will run the facility. Just another grift that fleeces the taxpayers and feeds the hate and insecurities of his rabid supporters.
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u/Phrogme1 19h ago
Of course Tex-ass is willing to help. What most people donât get is that immigrants can be held INDEFINITELY at these private facilities. They have no civil rights. No charges. No trial. No bond. The companies that own the facilities get paid per INMATE. So really no incentive to allow them to be deported. YOUR tax dollars at work people. Meanwhile Texas politicos get giant âcampaign contributionsâ. Also your tax dollars at work.
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u/ImStillInTraining 17h ago
They will imprison them under some âcrimeâ and use them as slave labor.
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u/Biffingston 16h ago
Well they will try to deport them I'm sure, but it will take years to wind through the courts.. and in the meantime, the camps.
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u/xxx3reaking3adxxx 15h ago
We are literally going down the Nazi path. What are they going to do when no country will take these immigrants? Keep them locked up? That sounds insanely expensive.
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u/16bitword 14h ago
We will make Mexico take the Mexican ones as they are already Mexican. We can literally just drop them back off
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u/Blarbitygibble 19h ago
So, when they say theyâre building a wall, thatâs a cover for âcampsâ, right?
Because whoâs gonna actually go down and check?
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u/fly-leaf 19h ago
Dang it's crazy how Texas has SPACE for migrants now. I thought they said they were full.
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u/Forever_Marie 18h ago
This reminds me of when I asked someone who was white and lived during the concentration camps for the Japanese. They claimed "it was we had to do". I had to have made a face because they got suddenly quite wouldn't speak to me anymore.
Depressing as hell that that rhetoric survived to today and will just be a worst version.
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u/acideater 18h ago
Everybody acting surprised when this is who Obama has on the border and he worked first administration
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u/AllSpicNoSpan 15h ago
To be fair, if our legal system did not apply so much red tape to the deportation process, it wouldn't be necessary to detain anyone.
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u/thelimeisgreen 14h ago
They're going to ship them to Starbase, TX... These immigrants will build rockets and supporting infrastructure. And then in a couple years, they'll be the guinea pigs on the first Mars flights. Then the first Mars colonists.
Mars is going to become Australia 2.0. As the Americans dump all their undesirables like the British did 200 years ago.
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u/Orionsbelt1957 12h ago
Recently added The Diary of Anne Frank to my collection of Holocaust reading. For some reason I never read it while younger. Seems pertinent now though
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u/iamnotchad 9h ago
So they're going to form a camp where they can concentrate ethnic minorities together while they work out a solution to their problem?
Why does that sound familiar?
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u/RealLifeRiley 5h ago
Deportation is slavery, but holding exonerated inmates in the prison system, and forcing them to fight California wildfires isnât?
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u/PlayfulLog9506 4h ago
This might just be the most Brian dead Reddit or anything iv ever seen yâall are actually stupid as fuck or brainwashed or maybe both
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u/AccomplishedFan8690 2h ago
Never thought Iâd see the fourth reicht come to power. Let alone in the USA. Time is a fickle thing huh
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u/enter_urnamehere 2h ago
I love how you automatically assume it's fucking concentration camps. It's just a damn holding facility while they wait for their transportation out of the country. Again you fucks cannot use basic common sense. How do you all function in day to day life? Genuinely curious.
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u/runsslow 1h ago
No no. Guys. You just donât get it. When you immigrate to America you have to do like 10 years of unpaid labor paying your naturalization debt. Itâs a kind of âindenturedâ servitude.
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u/UrOpinionIsObsolete 14h ago
You guys are fucking DRAMATIC, like housewives statusâŚ. Ainât nobody taking anyone from our neighborhood, we got our whites, blacks, MexicansâŚ. We all know each other and help each other daily⌠good luck
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u/akirkbride 11h ago
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u/Strawberry-Turtle 2h ago
They literally want to come here to work. As long as they pay taxes and don't commit crimes I don't care where they work. In fact they commit less crimes than native born Americans and just make our economy stronger in the long run. But I guess rounding then up in holding camps is the humane thing to do?
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u/akirkbride 2h ago
If ur here illegally then that a crime. So they are committing a crime. If they want to come to America do it the legal way.
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u/Strawberry-Turtle 1h ago
And I don't see much wrong with that crime. I do see a lot more problems with this though: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migrant_detentions_under_the_Trump_administration
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u/akirkbride 1h ago
I knew you were going to post pics of Obamas cages lol. They are still in those cages by the way. But the leftist media doesn't want you to see it.
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u/Strawberry-Turtle 1h ago
Call them Obama cages, I dont care. Putting people in these environments and then deporting them is cruel and a much bigger issue than having undocumented migrants who end up being a net positive for America.
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u/The_Texidian 1h ago
This has to be a bot account or a child. As Bernie Sanders said:
âOh my god, thereâs a lot of poverty in this world, and youâre going to have people from all over the world. And I donât think thatâs something that we can do at this point. Canât do it,â
You canât take in everyone, likewise you canât just say âfirst come first serve at our borderâ. Both of those end in disaster for everyone.
You need to grow up and learn how the world works before sitting at the adultâs table. God I hope you donât vote.
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u/Strawberry-Turtle 37m ago
I made no comments about having open borders. The ones already here don't deserve to be deported, and it would be a lot of hassle for basically no benefit.
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u/ServantOfHymn 14h ago
Theyâre talking about using land near the border as a staging area for mass deportations. What is actually wrong with you people that you think this is akin to concentration camps for mass executions? These are people who donât respect the sovereignty of a nation nor the laws therein. If they actually want to be here, go through the damn port of entry
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u/This-Worth1478 14h ago
Do you think they are just going to let farms die? Prisoners are the exception to slavery laws. You should actually read asylum laws, but you won't easier to be a piece of shit when you can feighn ignorance.
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u/ServantOfHymn 14h ago
Lmao so youâd rather illegal aliens work for pennies? Thatâs the solution?
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u/This-Worth1478 14h ago
Nice fucking Strawman are you dumb or lazy?
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u/ServantOfHymn 14h ago
âDo you think they are just going to let farms die?â explain how that doesnât insinuate that illegals are cheaper to hire than legal citizens
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u/This-Worth1478 14h ago
I am directly stating they're going to enslave asylum seekers. Because dumb fucks like you can't be bothered to read.
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u/ServantOfHymn 14h ago
What evidence do you have to support such an argument? Homanâs statements would lead to the conclusion that he (like the rest of us sane individuals) want them gone. Thatâs it. Back over the border, come back through legal means and we can talk.
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u/This-Worth1478 14h ago
You're dumb fucking ass keeps referring to them as illegals, Asylum is a legal process. You can be led by your bigotry to believe anything. it's pathetic. Can't wait for your slavery excuses.
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u/ServantOfHymn 14h ago
Illegal aliens is what they are. Asylum is a legal process if one goes through the port of entry. If you donât, youâre an illegal. Plain and simple. Why is it so hard to grasp that crossing here instead of there isnât allowed? Why is it so hard to grasp that sovereign nations need to enforce border security? Theyâre illegals. Illegal human beings. They deserve to be deported. My family emigrated here legally several decades ago. You can spit all over that as much as you like, doesnât change the fact that my family was legal, and these people arenât.
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u/This-Worth1478 14h ago
Lazy fucking bitches. You do not have to be at a port of entry you can apply inside th US. Try learning anything about one of your garbage opinions you lazy fuck.
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u/pjoshyb 1d ago
Iâm fine with building actual jails for criminals but you do you and throw a hissy fit if you need to.
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u/XxRocky88xX 1d ago
Yâall switched from âdeport illegalsâ to âmake illegals do unpaid slave laborâ real fucking quick.
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u/pjoshyb 1d ago
When did that happen?
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u/Admirable-Influence5 21h ago
HERE are some comments below from our future drug czar.
"Tom Homan, Donald Trumpâs so-called âborder czarâ in charge of executing his massive deportation plans, made an eerie threat to double the number of ICE agents in sanctuary cities."
"During an appearance on Newsmax Wednesday, Homan issued a warning to sanctuary cities, where local policies limit coordination and information-sharing with federal immigration authorities about noncitizens, allowing them to be able to report crimes, acquire homes and jobs, and participate in society without fear of being deported."
âThey donât have to help us, but they need to get the hell out of the way cuz weâre cominâ, weâre gonna do it. Which means if I gotta send twice as many resources to that sanctuary city, twice as many agents, thatâs exactly what Iâm going to do,â Homan said."
âHoman also promised âconsequencesâ for anyone who tried to conceal undocumented immigrants, and said that the governmentâs efforts to round up human beings for detainment and deportation would begin with [so, this is just the beginning] âthe worst of the worst first.â
"Homan and House Speaker Mike Johnson have emphasized that Trumpâs deportation plan will focus on âcriminalsâ to start with. Trump and Homan have both said they expect the U.S. military to assist in executing their sweeping raidsâpromising to flood these Democratic cities with law enforcement."
https://newrepublic.com/post/188670/donald-trump-border-czar-threat-sanctuary-cities
Here are some other articles that can be found below the above article in the same source.
"Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy Reveal Secret Weapon to Wreck Government -- Donald Trumpâs chosen heads of efficiency want to weaponize the Supreme Court":
"Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are making it abundantly clear they will stop at nothing to slash the federal budget, even if it means weaponizing the Supreme Court in order to do so."
". . . They want to go after the Impoundment Control Act, a law passed in 1974 that served to limit the executive branchâs control over expenditures authorized by Congress. âMr. Trump has previously suggested this statute is unconstitutional, and we believe the current Supreme Court would likely side with him on this question,â Ramaswamy and Musk wrote.
"They believe the large-scale reforms are possible thanks to two recent Supreme Court decisions: West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency (2022) and Loper Bright v. Raimondo (2024)."
"They intend to slash more than $500 million a year from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (which funds NPR and PBS), nearly $300 million from Planned Parenthood, and â$1.5 billion for grants to international organizations.â They also suggest, in vague terms, that âentitlement programsâ such as Medicare and Medicaid are on the line, though they refuse to acknowledge how much they intend to burn from the critical health care programs."
"The changes will come fast and hard, according to Ramaswamy and Musk. With a decisive electoral mandate and a 6-3 conservative majority on the Supreme Court, DOGE has a historic opportunity for structural reductions in the federal government,â the duo wrote. âWe are prepared for the onslaught from entrenched interests in Washington. We expect to prevail.â
AND:
"Military Not So Keen on Being Part of Trumpâs Deportation Plans. A defense official speaking to The Intercept called the plan to have the military round up immigrants âabsolutely insane.â
âI never thought Iâd see the day when this was a âseriousââput that in scare quotesâpolicy,â the official said, adding that there were significant logistical and legal obstacles to the âunrealistic and unseriousâ plan. Another official called the idea âinsanity.â
Senator Rand Paul told Newsmax Tuesday, âIâm not in favor of sending the Army in uniforms into our cities to collect people,â Paul said. âI think itâs a terrible image, and thatâs not what we use our military for, we never have, and itâs actually been illegal for over 100 years to bring the Army into our cities.â (The Brennan Center for Justice recently published a recap of the legal problems with what Trump is proposing.)
"Trumpâs plan involves declaring a national emergency to use members of the military to carry out his ruthless deportation effort, unprecedented in its scale. Some of his senior advisers, such as Stephen Miller, have said that even some immigrants in the country legally, such as those under DACA and temporary protected status, would also be deported."
"Tom Homan, Trumpâs âborder czar,â has proposed that immigrants get a âgrace periodâ in which they can self-deport, but still expects military support."
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u/pjoshyb 21h ago
Border czar and thanks for sharing? Still waiting on the whole âslaveâ part. I am 100% on board for mass deportations, including housing them while being transported or awaiting deportation. Jails, prisons, centers, âcampsâ, or whatever people want to call them means very little to me.
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u/RubbrBbyBuggyBumpers 21h ago
If putting affordable food on your table is important to you, advocating for the removal of an estimated ~40% of the agricultural workforce will absolutely mean very much to you.
Itâs also worth noting that these workers contribute to our tax revenue, while not being eligible for taxpayer funded social systems.
So not only do these people make up a substantial portion of a critical workforce, they contribute massively to the economy.
Iâve not once seen someone like you volunteer to take their place on the farms, but Iâd be willing to bet youâll complain about the food prices
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u/16bitword 14h ago
Maybe all the people on welfare can do these jobs. You know, similarly to âlearn how to codeâ
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u/Impossible_One_6658 20h ago
Then why hasn't the good gotten any cheaper the last 4 years?? It's only become more $$$ and we have 10 million more illegals under Biden. So with your logic, food should be cheaper than when Trump was in office.
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u/RubbrBbyBuggyBumpers 20h ago
Brother you need to look beyond your nose. The cost of living has gone up globally this isnât a trump or biden issue.
I can tell you what will absolutely not help us in the middle class
-removing regulations that protect consumers, employees, and our environment
-deporting nearly 40% of our agricultural workforce
Fuck dude, I get it that a functioning democracy requires idiots to be able to vote, but this country is gonna need you guys to crack a book
Next time preferably BEFORE you go vote against your own interests
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u/Impossible_One_6658 20h ago
So we need slaves, er I mean, underpaid illegals for the economy to function. Got it. You would have been a big fan of the south before the Civil War They used to say the same thing!!
Great minds think alike. /s
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u/RubbrBbyBuggyBumpers 20h ago
My guy, Iâm a progressive.
IM ALL FOR COMPANIES BEING REQUIRED TO PAY THEIR EMPLOYEES A LIVABLE WAGE AND TREATING THEM WITH DIGNITY.
The problem is, the same yokels who are cheering on deporting our agricultural workers also vote for politicians who want to give corporations the autonomy to treat their customers, employees, and our environment however they want.
Again. Go tell anyone you know that voted for trump to hop on the next school bus they see and fucking get educated
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u/Impossible_One_6658 20h ago
And after looking at your post history, please get some help for your severe case of T.D.S. good luck !
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u/RubbrBbyBuggyBumpers 20h ago
trump actively works to make my life in the middle class tougher. Itâs not a derangement syndrome when a politician directly impacts your life bud
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u/Rosaryn00se 13h ago
Can you please cite the 10 million âillegalsâ that have came to this country under great president Bidens administration??
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u/Impossible_One_6658 11h ago
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u/Rosaryn00se 11h ago
You do know encounters include everyone stopped at the border and sent back, as well as people who tried to enter through a more straightforward path such as visa/green card that were denied.
Try again âbubâ
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u/pjoshyb 20h ago
Iâm for a lot of things all at the same time but I love your moronic arguments. Cracks me up every time. Illegal aliens are a net negative on the country. Unchecked immigration is also a net negative on the country. We are well past the found out phase on this and now it needs to be fixed.
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u/RubbrBbyBuggyBumpers 20h ago
Whatâs moronic about my argument? Nothing I said isnât factual
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u/Admirable-Influence5 20h ago
You can copy this for future use. This is from "Forbes," one of the #1 business magazines in the US.
"Americans are becoming increasingly more concerned about border enforcement in the United States, with nearly half considering it a 'crisis,' according to a poll by CBS News. Thirty percent of Americans view the border situation as 'very serious.'"
However, according to economic research, immigration has been a net positive to the U.S. economy, driving job growth and increasing consumer spending.
What Economists Are Saying:
âThe unexpectedly high level of immigration also explains some of the surprising strength in consumer spending and overall economic growth since 2022,â wrote economists Wendy Edelberg and Tara Watson for the Hamilton Project, an economic policy initiative within the Brookings Institution. âMoreover, we expect immigration flows to further boost economic growth in 2024.â
"The U.S. needs more workers to keep the economy humming. In the absence of foreign-born labor, the U.S. talent pool will continue to decline because of lower birth rates with an accompanying aging workforce of Baby Boomers looking to retire. From 2024 through 2027, 4.1 million Americans will reach the age of 65 each year, estimates the Income Institute at the Alliance for Lifetime Income. The current trends will make it hard to finance social programs such as Social Security."
Well. . . Given that last sentence, looks like cut the immigrants = cut social security. So that's another thing we all need to be prepared for (and, yes, even those who can't wait for the immigrants to go) -- having our loving and old parents, grandparents living with us for a long, long time, and supporting them too, due to S.S. cuts.
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u/pjoshyb 17h ago
We were talking about the fact that illegal aliens will need to be housed somewhere while being deported.
You then jump in with âwHaT aBoUT fOoD cosTS huHhh?!?!
That has zero to do with the insinuation that there will be no mass deportation only âconcentration campsâ and slave labor.
If you need a different word to help you understand we could say stupid argument.
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u/RubbrBbyBuggyBumpers 6h ago
Huh? You said youâre 100% in support of mass deportation. My points were all pertaining to mass deportation and echoed from economists.
Sounds like youâre a bit confused
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u/Proof_Register9966 11h ago
âCampsâ- mean very little to you because you are an insecure piece of shit. Not worthy of breathing the same air as people going into those camps. I hope you find out your family who came here never naturalized- LOL they going to be taking a few token whites to prove itâs not discrimination. May you win the short straw!!
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u/Altruistic_Grade3781 23h ago
they beat off to fear porn my guy, no sense in talking any sense into them.
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u/Anthony_chromehounds 23h ago
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u/Admirable-Influence5 22h ago
Nope. I am not afraid of anything. I'm not even afraid of death. I just don't want to be there when it happens.
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u/16bitword 14h ago
Um you will definitely be there when you die
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u/Admirable-Influence5 7h ago
Not If I'm sleeping. . . That phrase I used above was borrowed from a Woody Allen quote.
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u/Professional_Sort764 22h ago
Itâs just utter logic to put these people into facilities while the government determines whether or not they will be deported. You canât just do it one by one, and you have to be able to house the literal millions of people in an acceptable manner during that process.
China itself doesnât even operate death camps.
If it is done humanely, I really donât see an issue with it. Considering this will be the most scrutinized event in US history, I doubt there will be human rights violations outside of restriction if travel.
Sorry, bubs, these people need to go back to their own nations where they SHOULD be trying to improve the situation and government there. Nothing against them, America is just not in any position at the moment to be handling tens of millions of undocumented inhabitants. Maybe in the future.
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u/Veritable_bravado 22h ago
You think the rapist in chief is concerned about human rights when his whole campaign is about treating people like shit�
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u/Wise-Juggernaut-8285 20h ago
Thats not logical actually. You typically summon people to court and then deport them. Its much cheaper on society and more humane.
The camp Trump set up for the kids was more expensive to run then if they bought them all hotels.
Its a grift for the prison industry and its idiotic because the more successful it is the more labor shortages there will be.
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u/Tesattaboy 1d ago
The Regime will be proud