Can't the state AG where those facilities are located obtain a search warrant

[shraby]

to inspect the places and get the congresspersons in to look for themselves? There must be a legal way to open those doors.

[AlexSFCA]

1. arent they located in republican controlled states?

certainly texas wont go against trump

[Leith]

2. It's Texas

The state that voted for Gohmert, Cruz, tRump, and against hurricane aid for every state and territory that needed it except themselves.

Abbott and whoever the TX AG is won't do a fucking thing.

[shraby]

5. There is one in Florida that Nelson and Debbie Wasserman Schultz tried to get into today

and were turned away.
Cuomo in N.Y is threatening to sue over the one in N.Y.

[kysrsoze]

6. That's not why. The reason is because it's Federal property. Unfortunately...

they do not have the jurisdiction to do so. Best bet is Federal lawsuits. I do find it stunning they have the ability to turn away U.S. senators.

[OnDoutside]

8. That's another law to be changed. I hope someone is keeping tab.

[Trek4Truth]

3. The United States Government is blocking access to these facilities. If they think that is going to

stand and fly they are wrong.

[RockRaven]

4. This portends something even more f-ed up... the Trump admin will ship detainees around

to avoid detaining them in blue states (like CA) with non-toady AGs.

[MFM008]

9. Theres one

In San Diego i heard somewhere.

[Gothmog]

7. Michigan may be doing this

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