WTH!! Illegal Immigrants Are Suing US Gov For $10 Mil For ...Wait For It ... Less Than Desirable Conditions! What! (Video) OYEP

WTH!! Illegal Immigrants Are Suing US Gov For $10 Mil For…Wait For It… Less Than Desirable Conditions

16 Aug 15

Is this UNBELIEVABLE or what! I am soooo blown away here! Check these out, the illegal immigrants SUING the US is what is really freaking me out! What on earth has society come to… chit! You want undesireable conditions? Come visit my homely place, dirt poor over her & NOT COMPLAINING! Literally & seriously! I’m FARMING over here as an old woman just to make it. 

I’m sorry, but if “conditions” do not suit you, GO BACK from where you came from! Good heavens… what a mess we have made here.

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Immigrants mothers sue U.S. government over treatment at detention centers

Five immigrant mothers held in facilities with their children are seeking millions of dollars in damages from the U.S. government for what they contend is psychological and physical harm as a result of being detained, according to court papers filed Monday.

Andrew Free, a Nashville immigration lawyer representing the women, filed tort claims against the Department of Homeland Security, alleging the detained women and their children received inadequate medical care, suffered psychological trauma and in some cases were wrongfully imprisoned.

The tort claims, a precursor to a federal lawsuit, also target U.S. Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. ICE oversees two family detention centers in South Texas and another in Pennsylvania that currently hold about 1,400 people.

The filing comes just days after the government fought a federal judge’s ruling calling for the immediate release of children and their mothers from detention, saying it intends to turn the facilities into short-term processing centers and that limiting family detention could spark another surge in immigrants from Central America.

Tens of thousands of immigrant families, mostly from Central America, crossed the Rio Grande into the U.S. last summer. Many have petitioned for asylum after fleeing gang and domestic violence back home. Read More