US Immigration Enforcement Chartered Private Jet to Deport Palestinians to Occupied West Bank
A shocking revelation has come to light about the US government's secretive and highly politicized operation to deport Palestinian detainees from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the Israeli-occupied West Bank. A private jet owned by Florida property tycoon Gil Dezer, a longtime business partner of former President Donald Trump, has been used twice to transport Palestinian men from Arizona to Tel Aviv.
Dezer's connection to Trump runs deep, with him being a donor to the president and a friend of Donald Trump Jr., as well as being part of the Miami branch of Friends of the Israel Defense Forces. This raises serious questions about the role of politics in the deportation process and the potential for human rights abuses.
The flights have been linked to a shift in policy driven by the Trump administration's aggressive mass deportation campaign, which has marked a significant increase in deportations under his watch. Former US officials and immigration lawyers have stated that these flights and Israel's involvement in returning Palestinians to the occupied territory are part of a broader pattern of cooperation between ICE and Israeli authorities.
According to reports, the cost of chartering these flights to Israel has ranged from nearly $7,000 to over $26,000 per flight hour. Aviation industry sources estimate that the total cost for both flights would be around $400,000 to $500,000.
The use of a private jet to transport Palestinian detainees has sparked widespread criticism and raises concerns about accountability and transparency in the deportation process. As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how these revelations will impact policy decisions and human rights protections for migrants and refugees.
A shocking revelation has come to light about the US government's secretive and highly politicized operation to deport Palestinian detainees from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to the Israeli-occupied West Bank. A private jet owned by Florida property tycoon Gil Dezer, a longtime business partner of former President Donald Trump, has been used twice to transport Palestinian men from Arizona to Tel Aviv.
Dezer's connection to Trump runs deep, with him being a donor to the president and a friend of Donald Trump Jr., as well as being part of the Miami branch of Friends of the Israel Defense Forces. This raises serious questions about the role of politics in the deportation process and the potential for human rights abuses.
The flights have been linked to a shift in policy driven by the Trump administration's aggressive mass deportation campaign, which has marked a significant increase in deportations under his watch. Former US officials and immigration lawyers have stated that these flights and Israel's involvement in returning Palestinians to the occupied territory are part of a broader pattern of cooperation between ICE and Israeli authorities.
According to reports, the cost of chartering these flights to Israel has ranged from nearly $7,000 to over $26,000 per flight hour. Aviation industry sources estimate that the total cost for both flights would be around $400,000 to $500,000.
The use of a private jet to transport Palestinian detainees has sparked widespread criticism and raises concerns about accountability and transparency in the deportation process. As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how these revelations will impact policy decisions and human rights protections for migrants and refugees.
Who else does this? The US government chartering a private jet to deport people to an occupied territory? It's like something out of a bad spy movie. And what's with the cost, $400k+? Can you believe that? 
They're basically renting a luxury plane to take people away from their homes and to a place where they can't even live freely. The fact that Donald Trump has ties to this guy Dezer just adds fuel to the fire. It's like his administration is saying "Hey, we'll do whatever it takes to deport these people, no matter how expensive or shady our methods are". This is a huge red flag for human rights abuses and I hope there are some serious consequences for whoever is involved in this operation.
. I mean what's next? Flying them to Guantanamo? It's not right that these guys are being used as pawns in some kinda political game. We need better policies and more transparency in our government, this is just another example of how corrupt things can get 
. We need to hold our leaders accountable for this kind of behavior, it's not cool anymore 
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this is just crazy I dont think its right to deport ppl back to a place where they cant live without facing abuse & fear anyone who thinks its cool to transport ppl in private jets needs a serious reality check 
just saw this 
what's next? chartered yachts? 
like what even is that? the fact that they're using a friend of trump's connections to charter it just makes it way more sus... and those costs are wild 
. We need more transparency in our government's actions, especially when it comes to something as serious as deportation. And let's be real, $400k for two flights? That's insane 
No way, we need to hold our government accountable for their actions and make sure these kinds of abuses don't happen again. We should be talking about human rights here, not some fancy private jet 
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. And hey, who knows, maybe the cost of $400k will be offset by the savings from reduced medical costs for ppl being deported with pre-existing conditions 
This is just wild, a private jet? Are you kidding me? The whole thing reeks of politics over people 
. I mean, what's next, chartering a yacht to deport asylum seekers to the middle of nowhere? And $400k for one round trip? That's insane! 
This is so messed up... I mean, who uses a private jet to deport people? It's like they're trying to make a statement or something. But at the same time, it makes sense that this would be how they'd do it - all secretive and stuff. And what really gets me is the cost - $400k+ for two flights? That's crazy! I mean, can't they just use a normal plane like everyone else? And what about human rights? If these dudes are being sent back to the occupied West Bank, that's not exactly a safe place for them. It's all so... complicated. 
. I just wish we could have more info about these flights, like who was on board and how they were treated. that would be super helpful in figuring out what's really going down here 
. I mean, think about it, a private jet? That's just crazy rich people playing with the lives of others 
. Like, have you seen the amazing work being done by all these grassroots organizations that are fighting for migrant rights? They're the real MVPs 
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. I mean, if we don't speak up, who will? We can't just sit back and let others do all the work 
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. There's always a silver lining, right? Maybe this whole thing blows over and we get more progress on migrant rights 
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The fact that it's owned by some rich dude with ties to Trump is just the icing on the cake. I mean, what's next? Flying people to Gitmo on a yacht? 
It's all about playing politics and lining pockets while ignoring basic human rights. We need to hold our leaders accountable for this kind of behavior! 
The cost of these flights is like, peanuts compared to the harm it could cause to innocent people. We should be outraged! 