US Court Discovers Migrants Are Human, Trump Admin Shocked
A federal judge has shockingly (to some) ordered the Trump administration to, you know, treat human beings like human beings at a Chicago-area immigration site. MSNBC dutifully reports the court's expectation of basic sanitation, medical care, and proper food. What they gloss over is the decade-spanning 'deterrence' policy, where conditions are deliberately degraded to discourage asylum seekers—a
tactic ramped up under previous administrations. This isn't negligence; it's a feature, not a bug, of a system that profits private prison corporations. Remember the 'kids in cages' headlines? That wasn't an anomaly, but the logical extension of policies designed to make desperation even more unbearable. One might wonder why it always takes a court to enforce human decency when 'border security'
budgets—ballooning into the tens of billions—could easily cover humane treatment. Apparently, the 'land of the free' prefers to spend its money on walls and dehumanization, leaving basic standards to the 'activist' judges.