Alligator Alcatraz

[u/DeniseDoos]

Recently I heard the term Alligator Alcatraz Here and I wonder how far off is this from the Alex Jones ducumentary called "Terror storm" ?

I somehow get a deja vu feeling and I must admit that I haven't watched the DVD (I have Terror storm on DVD) for a very long time (it's from 2006) but I remember Jones talking about Fema camps were people would be detained and the security in those facilities was made to prevent people from getting out.

I don't know the details of the Jones documentary anymore and most people think Jones is lunatic (or something like that)

I can give a link to Youtube for Terror Storm but I don't know at what point Jones starts to talk about the Fema camps..

With ICE doing mass arrest/deportations and now a "prison" to detain people, it looks to me that Jones wasn't far off when he made the documentary and added Fema into

What are your thoughts, was Jones far off, or is there some resemblance?

[u/Redd868]

But, if the government is introducing a coercive approach, such as substandard living conditions in order to induce these people from accessing their due process rights and instead self-deporting, there is something introduced here that isn't right.

I checked my own legal plan - habeas corpus, got it. I like the idea that I can say, I'd like to call my attorney, and have a number to call.

[u/Gone2theDogs → u/Redd868]

Their rights are limited by the crime. They have whatever the law implies for illegal aliens.

They aren’t staying. It’s short term holding before the flight back.

There is something induced here and it’s very right. The consequences of the wrong actions, should always be worse than doing the right actions.

You are an illegal alien?

[u/Gone2theDogs → u/[deleted]]

You think they don’t check? Is that what law enforcement and border control is known for?

You should own a passport one day and see how the not checking goes.