FiftyFiftyOne

joined 2 months ago
 

Originally Posted By u/Exotic_Snow7065 At 2025-04-15 11:27:19 AM | Source


 

GENOCIDE is here in the United States NOW.
Today I learned that on Feb 5th of this year, the Office of the Attorney General issues a memorandum reinstating the 2018 Memorandum but also ADDING to it.... It states that the death penalty should be sought by federal prosecutors not only for the most violent of crimes but...... wait for it..... "In addition to drug-related prosecutions, the policy shall also be applied to cases involving non-drug capital crimes by cartels, transnational criminal organizations, and aliens who traverse our borders and remain in the United States without legal status. "
Read that last line.... You know how they're demanding undocumented aliens to register immediately? This is why. If they don't, and are found, the federal prosecutors are being told to seek the death penalty. The highlighted section I have saved here is on page 2 of the source link direct from justice.gov. I saved the PDF to my computer too in case they ever try to delete it from history.
SOURCE LINK TO THE ATTORNEY GENERALS DOCUMENT: https://www.justice.gov/ag/media/1388561/dl


Originally Posted By u/Important_Toe_9405 At 2025-04-15 12:50:47 PM | Source


 

Video


Originally Posted By u/saigonrain At 2025-04-15 12:41:30 PM | Source


 

I'm so freaking tired of the 🍊💩 and every single one of his minions! Ignoring the Supreme Court on the Kilmar Garcia abduction was the last straw! We The People need to band together and FLUSH THIS TOILET ONCE AND FOR ALL. My great-grandfather fought against the Nazis in WW2 and I'll be damned if we're gonna let these fascist jerks destroy our country! Saturday will mark 250 years since we said HELL NO to kings in America, so there's no better time for us to take a stand! I'll be in Harrisburg to make my voice heard!

#🇺🇸 THIS WE'LL DEFEND 🇺🇸


Originally Posted By u/AutomaticPlane9782 At 2025-04-15 01:29:36 PM | Source


 

Originally Posted By u/HumusSapien At 2025-04-15 02:37:32 PM | Source


 

Enough is enough. President Donald Trump has openly violated the law by defying a direct order from the United States Supreme Court. This isn’t debatable—it is a blatant and unprecedented attack on our Constitution.

Kilmar Abrego García, a Maryland resident legally protected from deportation due to credible fears of persecution, was wrongly deported by Trump’s administration to El Salvador. García was immediately imprisoned in an infamous Salvadoran prison notorious for torture and human rights abuses. When the Supreme Court unanimously demanded Trump return García to the United States immediately, Trump flatly refused.

This act isn’t just unconstitutional—it’s criminal contempt. Trump has declared himself above the law, dangerously undermining the judiciary, the Constitution, and American democracy itself. If the Supreme Court does not act decisively, we risk permanently eroding the checks and balances that protect every American citizen from authoritarian abuse.

We must demand immediate action:

  • Supreme Court: Immediately issue a charge of contempt against President Trump.
  • Congress: Enforce this ruling vigorously and uphold constitutional accountability.
  • Citizens: Protest, call your representatives, and refuse to tolerate executive tyranny.

This isn’t partisan politics; it’s about defending democracy from authoritarianism.

Charge Trump with contempt. Enforce the rule of law. Defend our Constitution—NOW.


Originally Posted By u/Parking_Truck1403 At 2025-04-15 01:37:14 PM | Source


 

Originally Posted By u/reiditor At 2025-04-15 08:32:04 AM | Source


 

Originally Posted By u/InTheseTryingTime5 At 2025-04-15 10:31:11 AM | Source


 

Right now, in El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele has built a terrifying machine of authoritarian control—a massive prison complex called CECOT. It's not just a prison; it is, by every historical and legal definition, a concentration camp. This isn't hyperbole—this is reality.

CECOT holds tens of thousands of people detained without trial under a perpetual "state of emergency." Since 2022, over 85,000 Salvadorans—including children—have been arrested without warrants, evidence, or judicial oversight. They are shaved, stripped, tattooed, shackled, starved, and systematically abused. Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and the Associated Press have extensively documented these atrocities:

These are not detention centers. They are concentration camps, facilities designed explicitly to dehumanize and punish without due process.

Now, Donald Trump Wants to Ship U.S. Citizens There

Trump has openly expressed admiration for Bukele's brutal tactics. According to TIME Magazine and The Washington Post, he has suggested sending American citizens convicted of crimes to serve their sentences in these Salvadoran mega-prisons:

In yesterday’s Oval Office meeting with Bukele, Trump explicitly said, "Home-growns are next. You gotta build about five more places," openly indicating plans to send natural-born U.S. citizens abroad for imprisonment. He added chillingly, "If it's a home-grown criminal, I have no problem with that."

This isn't theoretical—it has already begun. In March 2025, Kilmar Abrego García, a Maryland resident legally protected against deportation due to credible fears of persecution, was mistakenly deported by Trump's administration to El Salvador. Upon arrival, García was immediately imprisoned in CECOT, where he remains to this day, despite a unanimous order from the U.S. Supreme Court demanding his immediate return. Trump has refused compliance, openly defying the judicial branch and setting a terrifying precedent of executive lawlessness:

Let that sink in: The President of the United States ignored the Supreme Court and delivered a legally protected individual into a foreign concentration camp.

If unchecked, this horrifying precedent could soon be extended to American citizens, opening the door to deporting anyone deemed undesirable—political opponents, protestors, whistleblowers—to face imprisonment abroad without protection from U.S. courts.

It’s time to act.

America, wake up. Call your representatives, demand immediate accountability, and insist Congress blocks any agreements or policies enabling the outsourcing of U.S. imprisonment to authoritarian regimes.

Share this widely. Silence now is complicity. History teaches that when concentration camps appear, if we wait until it affects us personally, it's already too late.

Stand up. Resist. Before it's too late.


Originally Posted By u/Parking_Truck1403 At 2025-04-15 08:30:57 AM | Source


 

Originally Posted By u/Interesting_Cow5152 At 2025-04-15 08:08:35 AM | Source


152
RESIST! (r.50501.chat)
 

Originally Posted By u/HumusSapien At 2025-04-15 04:22:32 AM | Source


 

Originally Posted By u/Sufficient_Syrup4517 At 2025-04-15 12:21:24 AM | Source


view more: ‹ prev next ›