Rep. Goldman Claims Conditions in US Are Worse for Illegal Aliens Than Dictatorships They Fled

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Rep. Goldman Claims Conditions in US Are Worse for Illegal Aliens Than Dictatorships They Fled​

EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Goldman Claims Conditions in US Are Worse for Illegal Aliens Than Dictatorships They Fled - Border Hawk

Democrat congressmen made a series of wild statements during a visit to an immigration detention facility in New Jersey where radical leftists have been protesting and rioting for days. Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) and Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) turned up at Delaney Hall in Newark on Wednesday to...

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30 Mqy 2026 ~~ By Border Hawk Writer

Democrat congressmen made a series of wild statements during a visit to an immigration detention facility in New Jersey where radical leftists have been protesting and rioting for days.
Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) and Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) turned up at Delaney Hall in Newark on Wednesday to demand entry and speak to aliens being held inside the facility by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Both Democrat officials offered comment to Border Hawk while waiting to be let through the gate.
“We know that the conditions inside are terrible. We know that there are 300 hunger-strikers. We know that people have died in here because of lack of medical attention. It’s our right to go in and see,” Rep. Nadler stated.
“In these detention facilities are many American citizens. They just haul them in and don’t seem to care who they are.”
Rep. Goldman asserted that “the immigration folks” in ICE facilities are “treated like criminals, even though they have no criminal record.”

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Following a tour, the congressmen held a brief press conference, during which Goldman claimed that the Trump administration is trying to “force” illegal aliens to accept voluntary departure by subjecting them to an extremely hostile environment.
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Commentary:
Isn't that the point? Of course it’s nonsense since these illegal aliens are offered incentives to go home and they won’t.
I’m not sure illegals have a better life here than their home countries. The US is a land for limited unskilled labor. They come here, and because of their lack of skills and language. It isn’t racism that keeps them down; it is a lack of skills and their inability to fit into a high-tech society. That’s one reason I want them to go back.
They should want to go back to where they came from, and we should help them do just that.
Benjamin Franklin believed that the best way to help the poor is to make them uncomfortable in their poverty, encouraging them to improve their situation.
Making them uncomfortable here will make them more appreciative of the home countries.
Meanwhile, DSA Democrats actually believe Trump and MAGA are supposed to red carpet these illegal alien democrats voters.

 

[Blaster]

Send them back to their own countries. Problem solved.

 

[Moonglow]

The United States has recorded its highest number of deaths in immigration custody in over two decades. Between October 2025 and April 2026, at least 29 people died in Department of Homeland Security (DHS) custody, surpassing the previous record of 28 total deaths set in 2004. [1, 2, 3]
The recent surge in mortality involves:

• Rising Suicide Rates: Suicides within Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities have reached historic highs, with dozens of detainees dying since the start of mass deportation efforts. [1, 2]
• Medical Failures: Investigations by medical experts and civil rights groups have frequently flagged systemic neglect, untreated infections, and delayed emergency care as drivers of mortality. [1, 2]
• Surging Detention Numbers: The increase in fatalities coincides with record-high immigrant detainee populations and aggressive federal enforcement operations across the nation. [1, 2]

 

[airplanemechanic]

The United States has recorded its highest number of deaths in immigration custody in over two decades. Between October 2025 and April 2026, at least 29 people died in Department of Homeland Security (DHS) custody, surpassing the previous record of 28 total deaths set in 2004. [1, 2, 3]
The recent surge in mortality involves:

• Rising Suicide Rates: Suicides within Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities have reached historic highs, with dozens of detainees dying since the start of mass deportation efforts. [1, 2]
• Medical Failures: Investigations by medical experts and civil rights groups have frequently flagged systemic neglect, untreated infections, and delayed emergency care as drivers of mortality. [1, 2]
• Surging Detention Numbers: The increase in fatalities coincides with record-high immigrant detainee populations and aggressive federal enforcement operations across the nation. [1, 2]

 

[EdwinAMartin]

The United States has recorded its highest number of deaths in immigration custody in over two decades. Between October 2025 and April 2026, at least 29 people died in Department of Homeland Security (DHS) custody, surpassing the previous record of 28 total deaths set in 2004. [1, 2, 3]
The recent surge in mortality involves:

• Rising Suicide Rates: Suicides within Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities have reached historic highs, with dozens of detainees dying since the start of mass deportation efforts. [1, 2]
• Medical Failures: Investigations by medical experts and civil rights groups have frequently flagged systemic neglect, untreated infections, and delayed emergency care as drivers of mortality. [1, 2]
• Surging Detention Numbers: The increase in fatalities coincides with record-high immigrant detainee populations and aggressive federal enforcement operations across the nation. [1, 2]

And of course you know the numbers held in custody during those times, right? Why not post those numbers as well? oh yeah because thst wouldn't help your silly fake concern.

Let's remind the public who let so many of the criminals into the country in the first place. Blame the assclowns trying to overload the system for the deaths they caused .

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Rep. Goldman Claims Conditions in US Are Worse for Illegal Aliens Than Dictatorships They Fled​

EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Goldman Claims Conditions in US Are Worse for Illegal Aliens Than Dictatorships They Fled - Border Hawk

Democrat congressmen made a series of wild statements during a visit to an immigration detention facility in New Jersey where radical leftists have been protesting and rioting for days. Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) and Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) turned up at Delaney Hall in Newark on Wednesday to...

borderhawk.news

30 Mqy 2026 ~~ By Border Hawk Writer

Democrat congressmen made a series of wild statements during a visit to an immigration detention facility in New Jersey where radical leftists have been protesting and rioting for days.
Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) and Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) turned up at Delaney Hall in Newark on Wednesday to demand entry and speak to aliens being held inside the facility by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Both Democrat officials offered comment to Border Hawk while waiting to be let through the gate.
“We know that the conditions inside are terrible. We know that there are 300 hunger-strikers. We know that people have died in here because of lack of medical attention. It’s our right to go in and see,” Rep. Nadler stated.
“In these detention facilities are many American citizens. They just haul them in and don’t seem to care who they are.”
Rep. Goldman asserted that “the immigration folks” in ICE facilities are “treated like criminals, even though they have no criminal record.”

​

Following a tour, the congressmen held a brief press conference, during which Goldman claimed that the Trump administration is trying to “force” illegal aliens to accept voluntary departure by subjecting them to an extremely hostile environment.
~Snip~

​

~Snip~

​

Commentary:
Isn't that the point? Of course it’s nonsense since these illegal aliens are offered incentives to go home and they won’t.
I’m not sure illegals have a better life here than their home countries. The US is a land for limited unskilled labor. They come here, and because of their lack of skills and language. It isn’t racism that keeps them down; it is a lack of skills and their inability to fit into a high-tech society. That’s one reason I want them to go back.
They should want to go back to where they came from, and we should help them do just that.
Benjamin Franklin believed that the best way to help the poor is to make them uncomfortable in their poverty, encouraging them to improve their situation.
Making them uncomfortable here will make them more appreciative of the home countries.
Meanwhile, DSA Democrats actually believe Trump and MAGA are supposed to red carpet these illegal alien democrats voters.

Rep. Goldman Claims Conditions in US Are Worse for Illegal Aliens Than Dictatorships They Fled​

That's horrible!!!

Spread the word, tell all your illegal alien friends to leave, while they still can.

 

[Moonglow]

And of course you know the numbers held in custody during those times, right? Why not post those numbers as well? oh yeah because thst wouldn't help your silly fake concern.

Let's remind the public who let so many of the criminals into the country in the first place. Blame the assclowns trying to overload the system for the deaths they caused .

I am concerned that if they keep losing people, they will reduce their budget. DOGE-Piggy...

 

[Doc7505]

I am concerned that if they keep losing people, they will reduce their budget. DOGE-Piggy...

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Obama used chain-link enclosures, often referred to as "cages," to hold undocumented immigrant children, and illegal aliens particularly during a surge in 2014.
The chain-link enclosures used during the Obama administration were often criticized for being unsafe, unsanitary and inhumane, with reports of poor conditions and inadequate treatment of detainees, particularly children.
Then along came Biden that lost and is missing 350,000 children to trafficking in the U.S. thanks to Alejandro Mayorkas.

 

[Moonglow]

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Obama used chain-link enclosures, often referred to as "cages," to hold undocumented immigrant children, and illegal aliens particularly during a surge in 2014.
The chain-link enclosures used during the Obama administration were often criticized for being unsafe, unsanitary and inhumane, with reports of poor conditions and inadequate treatment of detainees, particularly children.
Then along came Biden that lost and is missing 350,000 children to trafficking in the U.S. thanks to Alejandro Mayorkas.

Are you not glad that Trump is doing a better job of running the camps than Obama did?