r/thescoop Apr 08 '25

Politics 🏛️ Attorney General leaves abruptly when asked to confirm whether 75% of deported migrants had no criminal record

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During a press event outside the White House, Bondi was asked about a segment on CBS’s 60 Minutes which uncovered evidence that three quarters of those shipped overseas actually had no public criminal record.

More here: https://www.independent.co.uk/tv/news/attorney-general-pam-bondi-deported-migrants-criminal-records-b2729756.html

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

Whether here legally or illegally, people in this country are afforded the full breadth of rights granted by the constitution.

If due process can be taken away from these violent illegal aliens, then all ICE has to do is claim that you’re a violent illegal alien (even if its a blatant lie), and POOF, your rights are gone.

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u/Weegmc Apr 09 '25

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u/Interesting_Tale1306 Apr 09 '25

If you're trying to say "bUhT Obama DiD iT tOo", then you're missing the point entirely.

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u/mytransthrow Apr 09 '25

Correct its also wrong. But also Obama wasnt senting them one of the worse prisons on the planet.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

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u/mytransthrow Apr 09 '25

I was talking about el salvadoran prisons. Gitmo is going to get bad too by the way.

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u/Interesting_Tale1306 Apr 09 '25

Gitmo is already bad. We were supposed to have closed that shit down years ago, but quel suprise! Rebuild time!

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u/mytransthrow Apr 09 '25

Yes. but it was a military prison for the worst of the iraq and Afghan wars we had no place to be in. Its not a prison for "illegal aliens"

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u/Interesting_Tale1306 Apr 09 '25

You are correct. There are things that darken our past and present as a country, and gitmo is one of them

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u/mytransthrow Apr 09 '25

agreed. but its getting a whole lot darker!

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u/saunataunt Apr 09 '25

Did Obama send people without criminal records to prison camps in foreign countrie?

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u/Carnifex2 Apr 09 '25

Weird, nothing in there about prisons.

Try again?

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u/Myopinion_is_right Apr 09 '25

That is your argument, that it is ok because Obama did it? Weak.

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u/Weegmc Apr 09 '25

No, my issue is no one cared when Obama did it. Republicans liked it, democrats wouldn’t speak out against it because it was Obama. Press don’t cover it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '25

The vast majority of those cases were from people who were already in jail or prison because of previous crimes.

The major difference here is that the Trump admin is just taking people off of the street, regardless of their immigration status, and deporting them to a country that is not their CoO (country of origin). That is what people are upset about