The federal government has been calling immigration detainees “the worst of the worst,” but its own
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as posted by the channelThe federal government has been calling immigration detainees “the worst of the worst,” but its own data tells a different story. 📊⚠️ Internal ICE records show that most people held at one detention facility have never been convicted of a crime. While officials often focus on dangerous offenders, the government’s numbers show that many detainees have no criminal convictions at all. 🚨 Among those who do, most convictions are for lower-level offenses rather than the serious crimes often highlighted in public statements. The facts matter. 🛡️ Behind every detention case is a real person, a real family, and legal rights that deserve protection. Understanding the difference between public rhetoric and actual data is critical when discussing immigration detention. If you need help with an asylum case or help getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send the word “CONSULT” in a direct message. 💬
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