[drecked]

And yet neither has he been removed nor has he been granted access to a trial.

I also like these parts:

> Culleton testified that he did not sign the Notice nor did he write “I’m married to a citizen and have a work permit” on it.

> Secore testified that he remembered serving the Notice on Culleton, but not watching Culleton sign it.

> Secore also testified that the paperwork was riddled with mistaken dates because of the way ICE’s computer system operates.

> Secore testified that he should have caught those errors when processing the paperwork, but that he “missed” them.

[rayiner]

> And yet neither has he been removed nor has he been granted access to a trial.

What do you think that proves?

[ozozozd]

It proves that my tax dollars are wasted on whoever is running this sloppy process and the crappy private prison.

It’s one thing to not be bothered by constitutional violations, it’s a whole another thing to be ok with squandering our tax dollars.