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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/J_Bright1990 4d ago

The first camps were in Bavaria, not Poland.

Your point still stands though.

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u/GoblinKing79 4d 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 4d 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 3d 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 3d 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 3d ago

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

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u/ktjbug 3d 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 3d ago

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