USF Campus Debate on Jail Abolition, Immigration and Gangs

I think we should abolish jail, and we should allow all the violent immigrants and...

Yes. You, we should allow them to what? Stay here. Okay. Do you think that we could abolish jails, get all the violent immigrants, your words, and all the violent, uh, felons in jail, could we put them here at USF on campus?

Yes, and I'll hang out with them. You'll hang out with them? Mm-hmm.

People give people labels all the time, and- No, they, they named themself, like, they named their own gang MS-13. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I, yeah, but you're saying violent, which I understand, but gangs are there for a reason.

Gangs are there for community, and they're there because...

Listen, gangs are formed for a community.

They're formed, um, because they're lacking something, and that they couldn't find, you know- Drug cartels, and human tra- Okay ... human trafficking- Listen ... and sex trafficking- No ... and gang raping?

No. That is, that's a byproduct of human evil.

That's not what gangs... I'm saying gangs in general, not MS-13.

But you're okay with, with S- American citizens going to jail for committing crimes, but you're telling me that when someone that's not an American citizen comes over and commits a crime, they should be allowed to stay.

They should be able to go to American jail.

So, you want them to be housed in American jails?

Yeah, they did the crime in America, didn't they?