Proposal for Mass Deportations by Military Contractors
A group of military contractors, including Erik Prince, has proposed mass deportations through processing camps, a private fleet of planes, and a small army of private citizens. The plan aims to deport 12 million people before the 2026 midterms at a cost of $25 billion, but faces legal and operational challenges.
Key Points
- Proposal by military contractors led by Erik Prince for mass deportations
- Pitches use of processing camps, private planes, and private citizens for arrests
- Aims to deport 12 million people before 2026 midterms at a cost of $25 billion
Pros
- Private contractors may increase efficiency in deportations
- Potential for rapid deportation of a large number of individuals
Cons
- Legal and operational challenges
- Moral and economic implications
- Potential violation of due process and immigration laws