Indefinite Detention without Probable Cause: A Comment on INS Interim Rule 8 C.F.R. 287.3
Introduction
Suggested Reading
FDOC Mendacity
“Being housed on CM indefinitely based solely on false reports, records, and documents of fascist, racist, and sadist overseers and staff, backed by a fascist, sadist, racist Department of Cruelty that grants them guaranteed unlimited impunity.”
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