Looks like HHS wants two weeks to build a fake tour and photos area before they let anyone in. Youd think given what has happened already, they would be ready for this.
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U.S. Senator Bill Nelson denied entry to child detention facility in Homestead, FL
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Looks like HHS wants two weeks to build a fake tour and photos area before they let anyone in. Youd think given what has happened already, they would be ready for this.
That is absolute bullshit. There should be no need for two week notice. Something like this is too fragile to not allow us to see exactly what is happening at any time.
In all these cases I have not seen another branch step in to curb executive power. Are the courts powerless to put up an injunction?
This happened to our representative from Oregon when he tried to enter a facility in Texas as well:
https://www.oregonlive.com/politics..._entry.html?__vfz=rtw_top_pages=1594000015518
https://www.oregonlive.com/politics..._entry.html?__vfz=rtw_top_pages=1594000015518
Nelson may have some fight in him yet!
(He's up ten points in the latest Gravis poll in his race against Voldemort.)
(He's up ten points in the latest Gravis poll in his race against Voldemort.)
There must be some truly vile shit going on if they are going to deny entry. The optics of this are terrible, so whatever is inside must be worse.
That's my Senator, putting in work.
Sounds like I need to visit some family in Miami this weekend and bring some signs
Sounds like I need to visit some family in Miami this weekend and bring some signs
McDonald's can't tell a health inspector to come back in 2 weeks. We need people in there immediately.
Yeah, these congresspeople going to the camps need to bring some muscle with them next time.
Two weeks seems standard for these places. The other guys that tried to get in a week or two back were also told 2 weeks.
Denying entry to a U.S. Senator? That's rather concerning. No way is a two week wait in any way reasonable.
Betsy Devos brother is probably heading these concentration camps.
How the fuck does asking for a two weeks notice not confirm all the concerns ppl rightfully have over this mess, while also rendering any sort of a check-up pointless?
These of all places should be subject to random spot checks
Yes. Nearly everything in Florida is run like that. That is the direct consequence of having a republican governor and congress.
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Yes, they are contracted by HHS, so HHS has the final say on who gets in, which is where the contradiction in the invitation seems to be. The people actually running the place said yes, the government said no.
One of the consistencies I've noticed about reports from people who have gotten in to various facilities seems to be that the companies running and the staff at the facilities aren't exactly thrilled with the current situation or the rules they're being forced to operate under.
I wonder if the reason he was told he'd be welcome is because the company running it had no problem admitting the current situation, but HHS wants time to make sure the staff stays on message/doesn't express concern.The government has released some pretty damning images etc voluntarily already, so it's not like they've been investing effort into the summer camp image.
I wonder if the reason he was told he'd be welcome is because the company running it had no problem admitting the current situation, but HHS wants time to make sure the staff stays on message/doesn't express concern.The government has released some pretty damning images etc voluntarily already, so it's not like they've been investing effort into the summer camp image.
This is an hhs facility on Florida soil. I were Nelson I would basically hammer Scott over this as this has to operate according to state laws and licensing and Scott could have their has equivalent cause a dust-up.
They're not white, why would they care? This is providing them jobs!
You "2nd amendment people" can do something, right? I mean wasn't that one of the things Trump campaigned on? If you don't like the way things are going, you have the 2nd amendment to take matters into your own hands. This is literally the only thing the 2nd amendment is good for. To protect you against a totalitarian leadership. If you're not going to use it now, then just repeal it since it is meaningless.
Shit man, this is probably true for a lot of privately run prisons.
That should've been obvious from the beginning. Always someone in this administration enriching themselves on the back of someone else's suffering.
