Re: ICE Brags About Arresting 700 "Alien" US Citizens

On Fri, 5 Jun 2026 23:17:27 -0600, Gronk <[email protected]>
wrote:

>zendejo wrote:
>> On 5/30/26 12:20 PM, Mitchell Holman wrote:
>>> Lee <[email protected]> wrote in news:XnsB45C772D9471DLeegmailcom@
>>>> The White House’s Aliens.gov Site Brags
>>>> That ICE Arrested More Than 700 US Citizens
>>>>
>>>> A SPACE-THEMED WHITE House website that
>>>> mocks immigrants and compares them to
>>>> extraterrestrials claims Immigration and
>>>> Customs Enforcement has arrested almost
>>>> half a million people in nearly 12,000
>>>> cities and towns in the United States.
>>>> In 715 of the locations listed, the site
>>>> identifies at least one of the people
>>>> arrested as being born in the United
>>>> States. In 83 of the locations, every
>>>> single arrestee is reported to be an
>>>> American.
>>>>
>>>> In more than one-fifth of the locations
>>>> the site flags as the site of an arrest,
>>>> no criminal charges are recorded. Puerto
>>>> Rico, a US territory whose residents are
>>>> American citizens, is mapped on the site
>>>> as a separate jurisdiction; in one row,
>>>> the site lists Puerto Rico itself among
>>>> the foreign countries the arrestees came
>>>> from.
>>>> https://www.wired.com/story/white-house-aliens-gov-us-citizens-arrested/
>>>
>>>      "Illegal aliens"
>>>
>>>      From Puerto Rico
>>>
>>>      Only a MAGA could be that stupid.
>> 
>> Only a Hollowman could waltz right past the facts in his own citation:
>> 
>> "in one row,the site lists Puerto Rico itself among
>> the foreign countries the arrestees came from."
>> 
>> AI Overview
>> 
>> Illegal migrants from Puerto Rico generally fall into two categories: 
>> foreign nationals who used Puerto Rico as a stepping stone to enter the 
>> U.S. mainland illegally, and U.S. citizens from Puerto Rico.

When AI tells you American citizens can be illegally present in the
US, you know something has gone wrong.  Perhaps a touch of Artificial
Stupidity?
 
>> Because Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, travel to the mainland is 
>
>Territory, NOT coujntry.
>
>> domestic, making it a frequent transit point.
>> 
>> Foreign Nationals Using Puerto Rico as a Transit Route:
>> A major route involves foreign nationals (often from the Dominican 
>> Republic and Haiti) crossing the dangerous Mona Passage by boat to reach 
>> Puerto Rico.
>> 
>> The Journey:
>> About 80 nautical miles separate the Dominican Republic from Puerto 
>> Rico, with some smugglers using the uninhabited Mona Island as an 
>> intermediate drop-off point.
>> 
>> Moving to the Mainland:
>> After arriving in Puerto Rico, many of these migrants try to travel to 
>> the U.S. mainland. Since there are no border checkpoints for domestic 
>> flights between Puerto Rico and states like Florida or New York, some 
>> successfully bypass initial entry screening, though authorities actively 
>> patrol domestic transit hubs.
>> 
>> Apprehensions:
>> The U.S. Border Patrol Ramey Sector (which covers Puerto Rico and the 
>> U.S. Virgin Islands) regularly interdicts foreign nationals attempting 
>> to land on the island.
>> 
>> You are so damned STUPID, Hole-man!
>
>AI overview - Puerto Rico is NOT a country. Nothing you
>posted has any thing to do with that. All you ended up
>doing is show you're as stupid as the low info types
>who put that on the site. They were counting on snagging
>the gullible, and they got you.
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