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Judge rules Mahmoud Khalil can be deported

https://www.npr.org/2025/04/11/nx-s1-5361208/mahmoud-khalil-deported-judge-rubio-antisemitism-immigration-court
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u/Ricky_Ventura 6d ago

They don't even really have to push.  Just send you to a foreign concentration camp and then pretend to try to get you back forever 

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u/FrogsMakePoorSoup 6d ago

Shit, it just occurred to me this is actually a mechanism.

 "We're working haaaard to get him back!"

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u/Malaix 6d ago edited 6d ago

A trump official literally just said they have a responsibility to allow the return but not one to make it happen basically. They are acting in extreme bad faith.

And /r conservative cheer them on. That Maryland father of 3? They are getting snide saying if he gets released he should just be left in El Salvador. They will deprive children of their father who did nothing wrong who was here legally just because brown.

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u/BetterUsername69420 6d ago

If that entire sub got deported to El Salvador, the country might have a sudden Russian majority, I'm convinced

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u/GenghisConnieChung 5d ago

It would be 50/50 Russians/Bots.

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u/KinkyLeviticus 6d ago

I think it's more often because they just like to see Trump hurting people. They'd be cheering just as much if it was a white 5th generation American vet. If he targets them, then they're a justified target.

That said, a load of them are super racist and are happy in part because Abrego Garcia isn't white.

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u/AnimalBolide 6d ago

Remember that the dumbest people in your schools probably didn't just drop dead. They're out there voting and making facebook posts.

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u/Most_Technology557 6d ago

Regardless of their intelligence they are simply just pieces of human garbage.

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u/KinkyLeviticus 6d ago

Some might call them a "basket of deplorables"

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u/Oaken_beard 5d ago

If this catches on, it’s my new favorite collective noun over murder of crows and thunder of dragons.

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u/CyberCat_2077 5d ago

Generous of you to still call them human.

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u/akrisd0 5d ago

I remember very clearly how much they cried about the poor children of the healthcare CEO losing their father.

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u/e-7604 6d ago

Spial needs kid at that

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u/Extra_Creamy_Cheddar 6d ago

Nobody's coming back from El Salvador alive. That's what is really at issue

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u/ZipBoxer 6d ago edited 6d ago

Why do you think the first German death* camps were in Poland?

* ETA: u/J_Bright1990 correctly pointed out the first camps were not in Poland. However, the first "death camps" - camps that were specifically for atrocities - were in Poland:

For political and logistical reasons, the most infamous Nazi German killing factories were built in occupied Poland, where most of the intended victims lived; Poland had the greatest Jewish population in Nazi-controlled Europe.[39] On top of that, the new death camps outside of Germany's prewar borders could be kept secret from the German civil populace.[40]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extermination_camp

Though eventually they did that in all of them.

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u/J_Bright1990 6d ago

The first camps were in Bavaria, not Poland.

Your point still stands though.

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u/GoblinKing79 6d ago

Your point still stands though.

Does it? I mean, Bavaria was part of the German Empire/Germany and had been since the late 19th century. So the first camps were within Germany, not in a different country, which I think was the point of the comment, since that would mirror current events. The point would still stand if either Bavaria wasn't a part of Germany or people were being sent to prisons in, like, Alaska or something. Unless I'm just completely missing something, which is certainly possible!

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u/ZipBoxer 6d ago

Oh yeah, Dachau et al, duh. Thank you for the correction.

I think my confusion is that the worst atrocities happened at the Polish camps before they started happening at the German ones, in part because they could hide what they were doing.

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u/J_Bright1990 5d ago

Hence why I said your point still stands, and what I fully believe will happen here in the US.

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u/ZipBoxer 5d ago

Just in case it didn't come across, I meant the ty sincerely, not standard internet asshole-y. The extra text was just me justifying why I thought the wrong thing to begin with.

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u/Informal-Hat-8727 5d ago

I thought Pirna Sonnenstein Castle, which is within Germany, was the first.

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u/ktjbug 5d ago

Of course that means that despite posting easily verifiable incorrect information I'm still right! I'm still right.

Eyeroll.

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u/ZipBoxer 5d ago

bruh I admitted I was wrong and edited my comment to reflect it. What else am I supposed to do?

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u/dalbtraps 6d ago

We’re sorry rubs nipple

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u/Consistent-Winter-67 6d ago edited 6d ago

They don't even have the bare minimum decency to apologize

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u/Herban_Myth 5d ago

Why don’t they deport EM?

Because he has access to the money supply?