@Crispius @AlisonCreekside "The 13th Amendment in their constitution actually permits slavery for incarcerated persons"
NO IT DOES NOT.
It specifies:
"except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted"
This explicitly excludes the entire class of people they want to apply it to: those who have not been convicted or even accused of any crime, who are nominally being incarcerated pending non-criminal deportation action.
Of course they will try to apply this unconstitutionally. Mis-stating what the constitution says only helps them do that, though.
Hey, ever notice how people in power ~HATE~ collective activism: protests, unions, solidarity movements, etc.? And that they'd much rather you act individually and "politely"?
There's a reason. Collective action *works* and individual politeness DOES NOT.
It's not complicated.
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