It reads like someone experiencing reactive methamphetamine psychosis. It's terrifying to read.

We now live in a science fiction short story collection from 1971.

Yup, especially when you mix it with "productivity" drugs. 😁

Senator Capito (R-WV) just announced that OMB Director Russ Vought informed her this funding is finally being released. While I am relieved to hear this news, this fire drill, once again, shouldn't have taken place to begin with. Our schools, teachers, and kids should never be used as an ultimatum.

A handful of Senate Republicans followed our lead and reached out to ED and OMB encouraging them to get this funding out the door.

- Immigrants detained at FDC Miami are denied information on the status of their cases and have difficulty placing calls to legal counsel and family members.

- Immigrants have limited opportunities to report complaints of abuse or neglect.

- Fear and chaos are key tools of Trump’s mass deportation agenda, with detained immigrants dreading transfer to remote detention facilities far from their families and lacking information about their cases.

- Immigrants at FDC Miami face obstacles accessing basic services and are forced to endure unsanitary conditions.

- Bureaucratic red tape makes it nearly impossible for immigrants to access adequate mental health care at Krome.

- The Trump Administration’s ill-conceived mass deportation plan has resulted in the use of BOP facilities where the conditions force detainees to live in de facto solitary confinement.

- Immigrants struggle to receive adequate health care because staff fail to take medical concerns seriously.

- The Trump Administration’s mass deportation agenda is resulting in dangerous levels of overcrowding, deteriorating conditions at facilities like Krome.

- ICE was ill-prepared to address overcrowding caused by the large influx of detainees and has resorted to using large tents to house people.