ICE Agents in a shipping container

[Azza ☠]

Not only has Trump's Alligator Alcatraz been deemed illegal and requires closure. No new victims, but can remain open with the current ones... yet can't have power or sewage, so not livable at all...

But ICE Agents are now also stuck in a shipping container all thanks to Trump!

ICE used a shipping container like most kidnappers would to deport a group of men from US to South Sudan... where they don't even live. It was also deemed illegal, demanded to be stopped and returned.

So what did Trump do? Send the shipping container to another random location on the map, Djibouti, Africa... also adding more ICE Agents to it.

There's now 8 immigrants and 13 ICE Agents!

The ICE sharing sleeping quarter with 6 beds for 13 people. Snuggle up!

Within 72 hours of landing in Djibouti, both groups (immigrants and ICE) all start to feel sick. Temperatures reach 100F (38C). They all risk getting malaria, because not taking any anti-malaria medication.

They are all in imminent danger of rocket attacks from the terrorist groups in Yemen!

Whatever happened to America going into rescue missions to save their people? Now they are sending them out there with the Trump admin, all because screw US Law! Trump so mad about obeying the law he would rather them all just suffer at his own corrupt actions.

What would you do if ever stuck in a shipping container, getting flown around the world into even war zones?

Should they make a movie about this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDUtdcU10YA

[kbiz]

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

Not only has Trump's Alligator Alcatraz been deemed illegal and requires closure.

You first sentence is misleading, Azza. Florida Governor DeSantis will get a stay and eventually beat it in court.

It's business as usual.

[Azza ☠]

More information about it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBNqv8cJ83o

[Azza ☠]

Originally posted by kbiz:

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

Not only has Trump's Alligator Alcatraz been deemed illegal and requires closure.

You first sentence is misleading, Azza. Florida Governor DeSantis will get a stay and eventually beat it in court.

It's business as usual.

The Courts have already ordered for it's closure:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5NXTrMv3aw

It's got 60 days...

It's quite sickening you support this or anyone for that matter. However, I guess it will make for some good movies?

[kbiz]

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

It's quite sickening you support this or anyone for that matter.

Classic Azza. Always labeling people.

Focus on the legal case, not the person, Azza.

DeSantis is going to win. Your case is crap. And anticipated.

Don't be so judgmental. Follow the law.

[Dracoco OwO]

They are in an Ice truck one could assume, i mean a cold one.

Except no they are actually just cooking in an actual metallic shipping container in Djibouti.

[Crystal Sharrd]

Originally posted by kbiz:

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

It's quite sickening you support this or anyone for that matter.

Classic Azza. Always labeling people.

Focus on the legal case, not the person, Azza.

DeSantis is going to win. Your case is crap. And anticipated.

Don't be so judgmental. Follow the law.

But the whole legal case is because DeSantis didn't follow the law.

[Azza ☠]

Originally posted by kbiz:

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

It's quite sickening you support this or anyone for that matter.

Classic Azza. Always labeling people.

Focus on the legal case, not the person, Azza.

DeSantis is going to win. Your case is crap. And anticipated.

Don't be so judgmental. Follow the law.

It was your wording "It's business as usual" but perhaps you don't support it. I should of rather said why would you want to support some inhumane place, that not only affects other people's lives and takes away basic right, but also affects the wild life there...

[Azza ☠]

Originally posted by Dracoco OwO:

They are in an Ice truck one could assume, i mean a cold one.

Except no they are actually just cooking in an actual metallic shipping container in Djibouti.

Oh, I finally understand the Ice Cream Trucks in America at 3am...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ilB7SW5ruI

I thought that was also rather creepy, but it's a reference to ICE kidnappings?

Similar to the LA 24/7 music festivals, because Americans are now censored to refer to the actual protests going on there?

https://www.tiktok.com/@marriedtoalunatic/video/7536750338628455735

[Dracoco OwO]

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

Originally posted by Dracoco OwO:

They are in an Ice truck one could assume, i mean a cold one.

Except no they are actually just cooking in an actual metallic shipping container in Djibouti.

Oh, I finally understand the Ice Cream Trucks in America at 3am...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ilB7SW5ruI

I thought that was also rather creepy, but it's a reference to ICE kidnappings?

Similar to the LA 24/7 music festivals, because Americans are now censored to refer to the actual protests going on there?

https://www.tiktok.com/@marriedtoalunatic/video/7536750338628455735

Not a reference actually but i'm surprised such a thing actually happenned nonetheless.

They took the acronym of ICE too litteraly.

[Raizex (They/Zir)]

I feel bad for the immigrants in that situation but the fact that those ICE agents are suffering is karmic justice honestly.

[kbiz]

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

Originally posted by kbiz:

Classic Azza. Always labeling people.

Focus on the legal case, not the person, Azza.

DeSantis is going to win. Your case is crap. And anticipated.

Don't be so judgmental. Follow the law.

It was your wording "It's business as usual" but perhaps you don't support it. I should of rather said why would you want to support some inhumane place, that not only affects other people's lives and takes away basic right, but also affects the wild life there...

It's time for the illegals to go, Azza. Stop fighting it at every turn. ICE is ramping up operations all across the country. There is no stopping it.

This is political, not environmental.

Are you for illegal immigration, Azza? If so, why? Why not change the laws instead? Why break the law?

The good news is there will be more demand for American labor.

[Boblin the Goblin]

Originally posted by kbiz:

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

It was your wording "It's business as usual" but perhaps you don't support it. I should of rather said why would you want to support some inhumane place, that not only affects other people's lives and takes away basic right, but also affects the wild life there...

It's time for the illegals to go, Azza. Stop fighting it at every turn. ICE is ramping up operations all across the country. There is no stopping it.

This is political, not environmental.

Are you for illegal immigration, Azza? If so, why? Why not change the laws instead? Why break the law?

The good news is there will be more demand for American labor.

Man, this is definitely starting to read like foreign agitation.

[Immortalis]

First of all, the detention center in the Everglades has not been declared illegal, at all.
The last in a long line of activist judges, pining for their 5 minutes of fame, has set it as her target and despite all of her efforts - and the waste of money and time that entails - couldn't come up with anything better to ordering its closure than saying it adversly affects "recreational, conservational and aesthetic interests" of the environmental groups and the Miccosukee Tribe that filed a lawsuit.

More importantly, this was not a ruling on the lawsuit but merely a preliminary injuction; an injuction that doesn't affect the result of the lawsuit at all and has already been appealed by the State of Florida.
So no, it has not been declared illegal and in fact even the judge allowed in her injuction that the center can remain open for the next 60 days.


As for the rest, the story about illegals - not immigrants, illegals - being deported to South Sudan is quite old, being date at the start of July.
And like so many other things, Azza got it wrong because in this case too, the actions by the Administration were deemed perfectly legal by US District Judge Brian E. Murphy, after he was invested with the case.

Specifically

In a brief order, United States District Judge Brian E. Murphy wrote that he interpreted a Supreme Court decision delivered a day earlier allowing the deportation to South Sudan to move forward as “binding” on the request, which he said raised “substantially similar claims.” The nation’s highest court on Thursday had ruled in the Trump administration’s favor and cleared the way to remove the eight migrants to South Sudan.

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/07/04/politics/migrants-djibouti-south-sudan

And even the story about the agents being locked in a container alongside the illegals is blatantly false, apart from dating back to early June.
Those agents, alongside the illegals they deported to Djibouti (while waiting for Judge Murphy to determine if the Government could deport them to South Sudan - which he did) are housed at Camp Lemonnier, a US Naval installation.

They were not transported inside a container but they are being house on a convered container on site; a container that before their arrival was used by military personnel on site as a conference room.
And the ICE agents - 11 individuals plus 2 medical staff - aren't sleeping with them inside the containers; they have been assigned a trailer, admittedly with shared beds. Which is nothing more and nothing less than what the personnell that was already living at Camp Lemonnier experienced before.



But I'm pleased to see that we've reached the point where you don't have anything real to complain about today and are forced to lie about things that happened months ago to (attempt) to remain relevant.

[Azza ☠]

Originally posted by kbiz:

Originally posted by Azza ☠:

It was your wording "It's business as usual" but perhaps you don't support it. I should of rather said why would you want to support some inhumane place, that not only affects other people's lives and takes away basic right, but also affects the wild life there...

It's time for the illegals to go, Azza. Stop fighting it at every turn. ICE is ramping up operations all across the country. There is no stopping it.

This is political, not environmental.

Are you for illegal immigration, Azza? If so, why? Why not change the laws instead? Why break the law?

The good news is there will be more demand for American labor.

Well, if you really wanted to get rid of illegals... you could just use your so-called ICE to raid and arrest all American employers abusing them for their cheap labour.

When illegals can't access jobs, etc, they would likely turn to be legal... just like your US Shadow President illegal immigrant Elon Musk did and 2 out of 3 of Trump's illegal immigrant wives.

It's odd to me how some Americans keep complaining about problems you created yourself and demand to use. Your own farms and quite a few businesses demand there be illegal workers just to function, as other legal Americans don't even want to do those jobs themselves.

[Boblin the Goblin]

Originally posted by Immortalis:

First of all, the detention center in the Everglades has not been declared illegal, at all.
The last in a long line of activist judges, pining for their 5 minutes of fame, has set it as her target and despite all of her efforts - and the waste of money and time that entails - couldn't come up with anything better to ordering its closure than saying it adversly affects "recreational, conservational and aesthetic interests" of the environmental groups and the Miccosukee Tribe that filed a lawsuit.

More importantly, this was not a ruling on the lawsuit but merely a preliminary injuction; an injuction that doesn't affect the result of the lawsuit at all and has already been appealed by the State of Florida.
So no, it has not been declared illegal and in fact even the judge allowed in her injuction that the center can remain open for the next 60 days.


As for the rest, the story about illegals - not immigrants, illegals - being deported to South Sudan is quite old, being date at the start of July.
And like so many other things, Azza got it wrong because in this case too, the actions by the Administration were deemed perfectly legal by US District Judge Brian E. Murphy, after he was invested with the case.

Specifically

In a brief order, United States District Judge Brian E. Murphy wrote that he interpreted a Supreme Court decision delivered a day earlier allowing the deportation to South Sudan to move forward as “binding” on the request, which he said raised “substantially similar claims.” The nation’s highest court on Thursday had ruled in the Trump administration’s favor and cleared the way to remove the eight migrants to South Sudan.

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/07/04/politics/migrants-djibouti-south-sudan

And even the story about the agents being locked in a container alongside the illegals is blatantly false, apart from dating back to early June.
Those agents, alongside the illegals they deported to Djibouti (while waiting for Judge Murphy to determine if the Government could deport them to South Sudan - which he did) are housed at Camp Lemonnier, a US Naval installation.

They were not transported inside a container but they are being house on a convered container on site; a container that before their arrival was used by military personnel on site as a conference room.
And the ICE agents - 11 individuals plus 2 medical staff - aren't sleeping with them inside the containers; they have been assigned a trailer, admittedly with shared beds. Which is nothing more and nothing less than what the personnell that was already living at Camp Lemonnier experienced before.



But I'm pleased to see that we've reached the point where you don't have anything real to complain about today and are forced to lie about things that happened months ago to (attempt) to remain relevant.

So what makes an "activist judge"?

It seems like the only difference is "judge agrees with Trump admin".