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FuckTheMainstreamMedia says

Glock-n-Load says

This is the dumbest country on earth. We’ve destroyed ourselves.

Really? A detention center that is safe, clean, air conditioned, and prevents the law breakers from escaping is somehow a bad thing?

Technically spoiled. Will probably be better than their life on the outside or back in their home country. All the things you mention, oh and free food and water, rent free for all this stuff. Well you, I and every tax paying citizen will pay for it.

And if you leave, you get a free flight. Some Americans have never even flown on a plane or even gone on vacation. Usually it's a trip to the nearby waterpark or camping locally. Many will never even see a gator outside of maybe a zoo visit. Shit for free I'd move in as long as it's not an ass rape type place.

Reality is they have to be as humane as possible. Yes a lot of people would be in one structure which has its issues. But I've got 3 kids. They're willing to work. Not the youngest yet. But I want them to have money by 18. My goal for them is $20k. We know a lot of people so a lot of that will be graduation money. If they can earn $15k over the next 4 years that's a good start. Illegals make it harder for young kids to get work.

It's classic media trying to get clicks and views. Trump is Hitler. No. Jews weren't illegal, Hitler just didn't like them. Some of which may have been warranted. We have laws, they didn't follow them, they can leave. Takes time though so you detain and put them somewhere. Shelter, water, food, etc.

Waterpark behind fence is "all you can eat" Gator beanery.

WookieMan says

Illegals make it harder for young kids to get work.

Good point.

I think it's great and also a hilarious name for the detention center.

Nobody in there wants to escape, but if so, it's like French Guiana in that book/movie Papillon.

There are invasive pythons out there and you don't want to be swallowed whole.

I’d be grossly in favor of planting people in there to convince inmates to try escaping. I propose a reality show along the lines of Running Man. Get Pat Sajak out of retirement or recruit Steve Harvey(I think he even voted for Trump) and follow the escapees. An alligator (or better yet python) attack would be epic!

Now passed BBB require 80 hours work per month to qualify for Medicaid. Army of replacement cherry pickers are just created.

FuckTheMainstreamMedia says

I’d be grossly in favor of planting people in there to convince inmates to try escaping. I propose a reality show along the lines of Running Man. Get Pat Sajak out of retirement or recruit Steve Harvey(I think he even voted for Trump) and follow the escapees. An alligator (or better yet python) attack would be epic!

Pay per view. May the best alligator win.

Ceffer says

Pay per view. May the best alligator win.

Since the alligators are working 80 hours per month, do we need to pay their Medicaid?

REpro says

Now passed BBB require 80 hours work per month to qualify for Medicaid. Army of replacement cherry pickers are just created.

https://nypost.com/2025/07/03/us-news/dems-railing-against-trump-budget-bills-medicaid-reforms-have-backed-work-requirements-themselves/

Dems railing against Trump budget bill’s Medicaid reforms have backed work requirements themselves

One of congressional Democrats’ main charges against the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is that millions will lose Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits due to new work requirements.

But despite their complaints, many top Democrats championed similar work requirement measures for entitlement programs in the past.

“We are too familiar with the stories of welfare mothers driving luxury cars and leading lifestyles that mirror the rich and famous,” then-Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) wrote in a 1988 piece for his home state’s Newark Post.

“We have an obligation to help society’s less fortunate receive the education, training and transitional services they need to work their way out of poverty. In return, we expect a commitment from them to do all they can to succeed in becoming productive members of their communities.”

By the mid-1990s, Biden regularly implored Congress to “require all welfare recipients to sign a contract in which they agree to work in exchange for their benefits.” ...

The Act implements an 80 hour-per-month work requirement to access Medicaid for able-bodied adults who are younger than 65 and have children age 15 and older.

Apparently, this claim is false and there is no work requirement to access Medicaid in the bill, per Jeff Childers, though maybe he's conflating Medicaid (poor) and Medicare (elderly):

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/sledgehammer-friday-july-4-2025-c

Second, liberal critics hysterically cry that it cuts Medicare for the neediest citizens! But all anyone has to do is read the bill, and that lie is easily exposed. All the bill includes are commonsense tweaks to eligibility for welfare, like minimal work requirements for able-bodied recipients. The reason you’ll never see any actual bill language quoted by critics is because it’s simply not there.

What does that have to do with Alligator Alcatraz, @Patrick ?

MolotovCocktail says

What does that have to do with Alligator Alcatraz, Patrick ?

Illegals not collecting Medicaid and other benefits... and being removed from the country. Sure they'll get food, water and healthcare while they're being processed, but once gone, they're gone. At least with this administration. We'll see what 2028 brings.

WookieMan says

Since the alligators are working 80 hours per month, do we need to pay their Medicaid?

They'll get Gatoraid.

AmericanKulakMaximumTrumper says

WookieMan says

Since the alligators are working 80 hours per month, do we need to pay their Medicaid?

They'll get Gatoraid.

AND a six pack of Colt 45 every Sunday.

Updated comment https://patrick.net/post/1384888/2025-06-24-alligator-alcatraz-for-dhs-deportees?start=0#comment-2187599 above.

Seems like everyone just believed the media about Medicaid cuts that are not actually in the bill.

Meanwhile from the idiots who don't know what Democrats did:

MolotovCocktail says

Horrible photoshop job.

HeadSet says

MolotovCocktail says

Horrible photoshop job.

That's the Left for ya.

MolotovCocktail says

I'm mad because he didn't include pay per view.

REpro says

Now passed BBB require 80 hours work per month to qualify for Medicaid. Army of replacement cherry pickers are just created.

As I said.
Ag Secretary Suggests Replacing Migrant Farm Workers With 'People On Medicaid'
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/ag-secretary-suggests-replacing-migrant-farm-workers-with-people-on-medicaid/ar-AA1IddQe?pc=HCTS

Thanks, LibbyFucks, you have turned fake compassion into a gag reflex.

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/excessive-fines-friday-august-22

What would we do without judges? Yesterday, the New York Times ran a completely predictable story below the headline, “Judge Orders ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Detention Center in Florida to Shut Down for Now.” Actually, she ordered it to be disassembled and stripped down to concrete, but who cares about the pesky details? Not the Times, obviously.

Want to know why the judge ordered Florida’s new wildlife-patrolled immigration facility to be torn down? You can’t make this stuff up. She ruled that federal officials failed to first conduct a multi-year environmental review before building the temporary housing facility on the abandoned airport in the middle of nowhere.

After all, baby alligators nesting in the dusty, broken-down luggage conveyor might be displaced.

Patrick says

You can’t make this stuff up. She ruled that federal officials failed to first conduct a multi-year environmental review before building the temporary housing facility on the abandoned airport in the middle of nowhere.

This is a standard California tactic. Virtue signal with an assertion fallacy about some endangered species as a professed motive. We are in a state that routinely devastates towns and forests with DEW and HAARP, and cuts off vast water supplies to ranchers, farmers and end consumers arbitrarily to 'protect' tiny fish. The obvious perversion of alleged motive vs. action is pure unhinged Kommie.

There need to be more stringent sanctions and fines directly on judges who abuse their discretion for political purposes. They should be sidelined until inquiries are conducted.

Ceffer says

There need to be more stringent sanctions and fines directly on judges who abuse their discretion for political purposes. They should be sidelined until inquiries are conducted.

Growing up with an attorney and my sister being an attorney, they're not intelligent. Half of attorneys fail the real estate exam if they want a brokers license. I don't have a link as the data is not tracked, but I go off anecdotal data on this having lived with attorneys. Judges are attorneys. I'd trust a plumber to make better legal decisions than a judge.

There needs to be reform. A separate test beside the bar just to get a law license. There are real estate brokers and managing brokers. Different test to get a license in either. For a judge, nothing. You're at the peak, you should be held to a higher standard.

And just what part do these media dumbases don't understand in the word 'aligator'?



https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a67951055/alligator-alcatraz-missing-detainees/