[blind-democracy] Re: FW: Massive ICE raids in Mississippi

  • From: Carl Jarvis <carjar82@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: blind-democracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2019 08:53:29 -0700

Please excuse my weird sense of humor, but I just read an article on
another list that talked about the massive chunk of ice that broke
away from Greenland, and this subject heading popped up.  For one
brief moment I thought that somehow the Ice from Greenland had invaded
poor old Mississippi.
But then I saw that it was not ice, but the ICE men.
The ICE Man Cometh

Beware my children
Stay out of sight.
The ICE man cometh,
Both day and night.
His icy fingers
tears families apart,
While humming a tune
Called Cold, Cold Heart.

On 8/8/19, Miriam Vieni <miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:





From: Ryan Grim
Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2019 11:10 PM
To: miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Massive ICE raids in Mississippi



In the wake of back-to-back massacres in Texas and Ohio, the engine of the
political system is finally rumbling to life, with demands for some type of
legislative action to stem the carnage being too loud to ignore. House
Democrats, though, are resisting calls to come back into session and end
recess early, arguing that they did their part in February by passing
sweeping new background check legislation, and now the responsibility is on
Mitch McConnell and Republicans in the Senate.

                      
      

Massive ICE raids in Mississippi


Aug 8

Public post







In the wake of back-to-back massacres in Texas and Ohio, the engine of the
political system is finally rumbling to life, with demands for some type of
legislative action to stem the carnage being too loud to ignore. House
Democrats, though, are resisting calls to come back into session and end
recess early, arguing that they did their part in February by passing
sweeping new background check legislation, and now the responsibility is on
Mitch McConnell and Republicans in the Senate.

What they haven’t mentioned is that the bill they passed includes a vicious
anti-immigrant amendment, which would link the background check system to
ICE’s database, and alert the deportation machine anytime an immigrant whose
status wasn’t up to date interacted with a gun seller. In the wake of an
anti-immigrant massacre, there’s good reason they haven’t highlighted that
section of the law -- but how on earth did it get there in the first place?


If you guessed
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Josh Gottheimer and the Problem Solvers Caucus, you guessed right.
Gottheimer, a Democrat from New Jersey, teamed up with Republicans to attach
the amendment to the bill using the so-called “motion to recommit.” The move
led to a public fight between Gottheimer and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The
MTR is generally a parliamentary formality, and in the eight years
Republicans ran the House chamber, not a single one passed. But that’s
changed thanks to Gottheimer and his Problem Solvers Caucus, which has
regularly sided with Republicans to insert poison pills into Democratic
legislation just before it passed.
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Aida Chavez has the story on this one.

Gottheimer, by the way, has drawn a primary challenge --
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from an immigrant, in fact.

ICE, which claims its deplorable conditions at detention centers are the
result of overcrowding and underfunding,
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 deployed some 600 agents today to lead raids of five canning and
food-processing plants in Mississippi, in order to
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round up roughly 680 people they suspect are in the country without
authorization. The workers
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 had recently won a major sexual-harassment lawsuit, Mike Elk reports. While
the government focuses on arresting workers for working,
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a mushrooming algae bloom in the Mississippi River is creeping into the Gulf
of Mexico and shuttering beaches.

Earlier this week I was on Philadelphia NPR’s Radio Times program for an
hour-long conversation about my book. If you need something for your
commute,
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here you go.

Speaking of which,
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buy the book!

If you’re reading this in the morning,
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 I have a story up at The Intercept about a stunning legislative win by the
Denver city council’s only democratic socialist, less than a month after she
was sworn in. If you’re reading this email at night, you’ll just have to
wait, I guess. (Why are you still awake? Go to sleep.)

Night!








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