Poll: Privileges Appropriate for IA's in ICE facilities?

**ShockedinCalifornia** · 07-18-2010, 05:28 PM

Are Privileges Given to Those in ICE Facilities Appropriate for People Who Entered the U.S. Illegally?

Published July 18, 2010
| FoxNews.com

Illegal immigrants in a Level 1 Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility receive extensive health care, special meals, hair salon for the female detainees, a library including law books and access to Lexis Nexis legal cases as well as fitness and movie nights. Do you think these privileges are appropriate for someone who entered the U.S. illegally?

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Are Privileges Given to Those in ICE Facilities Appropriate for People who Entered the U.S. Illegally?

a) Yes, because they pose no threat to the country.

b) No, they are criminals and should be treated that way.

c) Treating them with respect is one thing, but they should not have this many benefits while they are in the facilities.

d) None of the above (please share your opinion below)

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**ALIPAC** · 07-18-2010, 05:47 PM

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a) Yes, because they pose no threat to the country. 23.2% (398 votes)

b) No, they are criminals and should be treated that way. 45.6% (781 votes)

c) Treating them with respect is one thing, but they should not have this many benefits while they are in the facilities. 30.7% (526 votes)

d) None of the above (please share your opinion below) 0.5% (9 votes)

Total Votes: 1,714

**grandmasmad** · 07-18-2010, 06:04 PM

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a) Yes, because they pose no threat to the country. 26.3% (625 votes)
b) No, they are criminals and should be treated that way. 43.6% (1,037 votes)
c) Treating them with respect is one thing, but they should not have this many benefits while they are in the facilities. 29.7% (706 votes)
d) None of the above (please share your opinion below) 0.5% (12 votes)
Total Votes: 2,380

**lccat** · 07-18-2010, 07:45 PM

a) Yes, because they pose no threat to the country. 32.2% (1,962 votes)

b) No, they are criminals and should be treated that way. 41.1% (2,507
votes)

c) Treating them with respect is one thing, but they should not have this many benefits while they are in the facilities. 26.2% (1,600 votes)

d) None of the above (please share your opinion below) 0.5% (30 votes)

Total Votes: 6,099

**Ratbstard** · 07-18-2010, 08:43 PM

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a) Yes, because they pose no threat to the country. 32% (2,654 votes)

b) No, they are criminals and should be treated that way. 41% (3,344 votes)

c) Treating them with respect is one thing, but they should not have this many benefits while they are in the facilities. 26% (2,139 votes)

d) None of the above (please share your opinion below) 1% (41 votes)

Total Votes: 8,178

**Jean** · 07-19-2010, 02:01 AM

a) Yes, because they pose no threat to the country. 39% (6,591 votes)

b) No, they are criminals and should be treated that way. 36% (6,083 votes)

c) Treating them with respect is one thing, but they should not have this many benefits while they are in the facilities. 24% (4,005 votes)

d) None of the above (please share your opinion below) 1% (86 votes)

Total Votes: 16,765

**Ratbstard** · 07-19-2010, 12:30 PM

Total Votes: 35,121 now.

**Floorguy** · 07-19-2010, 07:23 PM

a) Yes, because they pose no threat to the country.
25% (11,399 votes)

b) No, they are criminals and should be treated that way.
43% (19,503 votes)

c) Treating them with respect is one thing, but they should not have this many benefits while they are in the facilities.
31% (14,120 votes)

d) None of the above (please share your opinion below)
1% (276 votes)

Total Votes: 45,298