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I like the idea but immigrants should be spread around more. Set up communities. With housing healthcare and schools to teach the kids training for adults to learn a skill.
Of course the same shit should happen for Americans. Healthcare should be free housing should be affordable etc.
If you aren't familiar with the park - it is 4 hour ferry from FL proper over ocean.  It is a small historical fort with a white sand beach and can't accomodate people except a small, limited amount of campers and tourists. >

I went camping on this park once, and the ranger gave us instructions on what to do if any migrants showed up while we were there. It was weird to think that that might be something we would have to consider. He told us that we should not be worried, as they are usually happy to have arrived on US soil, but also usually very hungry and thirsty. No migrants came, so we never had to worry. 
I'd definitely recommend camping out there. It is one of the coolest places I have ever stayed. >

Dry Tortugas in Spanish means Secas Turtles 🐢 >

Fun Fact, they are called the Dry Tortugas because there is no natural freshwater on the islands, outside of rain. >

I never once thought it was because the island was inhabited be dehydrated turtles, but I also intuited that Ed Norton was the killer in Glass Onion. >

Spoilers my guy, not cool >

Well, if spoiling endings isn’t cool consider me not Miles Davis. 
Also, Stiffler’s mom dies at the end of White Lotus II, White Noise is as boring as the title sounds, Bruce Willis is dead the whole time, Tony does at the end of Sopranos, Marlo gets away with his crimes in The Wire, and Kevin Spacey is Kiser Soze >

These are Cubans. Their economy is sinking. >

I wonder why. It’s almost as if US foreign policy has a ripple effect of decimating economies and lives. >

Communism may have a bit to do with it as well. >

Yeah, because the U.S hates communism >

So do the people fleeing it. >

Like the ones who had their plantations taken from them lmao >

The communists seized all private property.  Homes, farms, small businesses and, yes, plantations.  Keep up the gaslighting. >

Mmmmm i'm gonna need a source for that one boss >

You need to read more history. Here is a reasonably current reference.  Took 2 seconds to find.  Lots more info out there if you care to look. People that stayed and were poor stayed in their homes but lost title to the state.  They couldn’t sell and move or improve their circumstances - tied like serfs.  
seized property >

Also poor people aren't able to freely move or sell or improve their lives under capitalism either. It's a long arduous process that is currently fucked by landlords & large companies the world over. Most people in the US don't believe they'll be able to buy their own houses in their lifetime, 40-60% of people rent currently. There is global housing crisis under capitalism atm. Communism isn't "the enemy." >

I have to ask, does anybody really believe that passing laws will stop anyone from trying to live a better life? >

Laws don’t stop people from doing anything, enforcement does. >

No, it doesn't. 
Do you suggest that we put them all in jail? 
Do you think that's worse? >

Do we not put anyone in jail who steals to provide a better life for themself or their family?
I mean, if you begin by excusing a crime then sure, I suppose punishment sounds odd
Probably better not to editorialize the breaking of laws in the first place >

What have they stolen? 
I have a feeling that if you were left with no choice, you would do what was necessary for your family.
Maybe instead of building jails, we should build communities. >

I'll bet desantis has the biggest boner right now, he finally has migrants of his own he can traffick. >

He won’t tho - these are most likely Cuban refugees - they are notorious for voting hardline republican due to their hate of socialism.
This is his voting bloc. >

They aren't citizens, they can't vote. >

The refugees can’t vote but legal Cuban immigrants are an important voting block in Florida.  If he takes these people and dumps them in the freezing cold, the legal Cuban immigrants will turn against him. >

that generation of Cuban immigrated to Florida during the cold war when castro seized power. they are very conservative and anti-immigration >

Jesus, if I only knew that was all I needed to do in order to see the Tortugas last year on vacation in the keys. We couldn't go see them, because we didn't book a month in advance. Should have just showed up. >

Cubans? Follow DeSantis's policy and send them to Texas >

Why can’t DeSantis protect Florida’s borders? >

They should've built a big beautiful wall it.