It is quite difficult to get a lawyer visit or proof of life for a detainee, even if you have lawsuits being filed from outside and string-pulling from representatives.
There are also categories of prisoners who are being told by guards that they'll never get out, never see legal process or summary deportation, they will just rot in a cell indefinitely.
....oh wait.
That's not what this is about. I've seen this repeated everywhere, but it usually seems to fall on a personal definition of due process rather than a legal one, with the lack of legal due process being incredibly exceptional, compared to the number of legally valid deportations/detainments.
I've looked many times, but it's always exceptional cases. Do you have anything to possibly correct my perspective that this is not exceptional?
postflopclarity•51m ago
whoknowsidont•29m ago
Nothing more needs to be said. Nothing more needs to be debated. This is evil, pure and simple.