I'm low-key worried about this proposed bill 
. I get why Michigan lawmakers want to take a stand against ICE, especially with those horrific death rates in custody... 32 people? It's just not right 
. The fact that there are already facilities like the North Lake Processing Center reopening and folks getting hurt or worse is just devastating 
. I'm all for activists fighting back, but we gotta make sure our voices aren't being co-opted by some of these radical groups 
. Can't we find a way to address ICE's issues without resorting to this? We need to create solutions that prioritize human rights and dignity, not just demonize the system 
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. I get why Michigan lawmakers want to take a stand against ICE, especially with those horrific death rates in custody... 32 people? It's just not right . The fact that there are already facilities like the North Lake Processing Center reopening and folks getting hurt or worse is just devastating . I'm all for activists fighting back, but we gotta make sure our voices aren't being co-opted by some of these radical groups . Can't we find a way to address ICE's issues without resorting to this? We need to create solutions that prioritize human rights and dignity, not just demonize the system .
. Those detainer facilities are literally taking lives and causing so much trauma to families. I mean, 32 people have died nationwide last year alone - that's just heartbreaking 
. The fact that it'll require private contractors to forfeit the property if it gets used again is a great touch too 
. Of course, it won't be an easy fight with Republicans in control of the state House, but I'm rooting for Rep Wegela and all the activists fighting against ICE's enforcement policies 
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