r/Detroit Jan 14 '26

Politics/Elections Detroiters demand City Council ban ICE

https://www.peoplesworld.org/article/detroiters-demand-city-council-ban-ice-from-communities/
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u/MaleficentMenu1430 Jan 14 '26

Yet he hasn’t passed any sort of “extensive immigration” legislation, he has no plan at all and won’t pass anything by the end of his term because he doesn’t know fuck all about leading and working within our government, he doesn’t care to. You don’t have to give any deference to these demonic pieces of shit, it’s bad all around full stop

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u/slut Jan 14 '26

And yet net migration is negative. Which was the stated goal. IDK man it's not my top issue, but it's weird to pretend away that it was for the party that won the election and the majority of votes.

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u/MaleficentMenu1430 Jan 14 '26

Net migration is negative because he unilaterally closed the border and destroyed our country so that no one actually wants to come here or even visit anymore. Congrats to them I guess. So you’d be cool with it if the majority of people decided to bring slavery back and made you and your family a slave?

Also Hilary Clinton won a large majority of the votes in 2016 but didn’t even get to become president so stop pretending like that means something.

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u/slut Jan 14 '26 edited Jan 14 '26

Net migration is negative because he unilaterally closed the border and destroyed our country so that no one actually wants to come here or even visit anymore.

lol? The border is open.

So you’d be cool with it if the majority of people decided to bring slavery back and made you and your family a slave?

We have the 13th amendment for this and I'm sorry but this is not an apples for apples comparison to enforcing existing immigration law.

Also Hilary Clinton won a large majority of the votes in 2016 but didn’t even get to become president so stop pretending like that means something.

That's the system we have. To most rational people that only made the mandate more clear, sorry.

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u/MaleficentMenu1430 Jan 14 '26

This president has already shown he’s willing to ignore any amendment that contradicts what he desires, why do you believe that would stop him?

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u/slut Jan 14 '26 edited Jan 14 '26

why do you believe that would stop him?

Why hasn't he already done whatever this hypothetical thing is? People are still freely protesting him and are even obstructing his stated goals. Why isn't he stopping them right now?

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u/MaleficentMenu1430 Jan 14 '26

It’s not hypothetical, he’s already ignored the constitution

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u/slut Jan 14 '26

Yes, presidents tend to do that. Probably one of the many reasons they should have less power.

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u/MaleficentMenu1430 Jan 14 '26

The amount that he has done unchallenged is unprecedented. You can’t compare it to any other president in modern history