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Surely Florida residents are all aware that the entire state is within the 100-mile freedom exclusion zone.
If she was American, she could afford real clothes instead of those cheap paper ones. Stands to reason.
When the ICE is dismantled, nobody with excellent salaries and benefits should hire those shitbags.
Hire them? They need to spend the rest of their lives in prison. The most egregious and violent ones should have capitol punishment handed down.
These fools are fucking around and about to find out.
Their force will be met with greater force.
Side note, why is she bringing her scrubs outside the hospital? Don't you return them after your shift in America, to be washed and such?
Do you mean why did ICE abduct her from work inside the hospital and drag her outside kicking & screaming without giving her a chance to change her clothes?
No.
But if that's what happened, I have the answer to my question.
I'm also wondering why ICE abducted her period, not really specifically from where. 👍 But like I said, this was a side note.
Depends on where you work. They provide them at my hospital, but I still wear a privately owned pair when traveling between home and work.
These are likely not the drab, standard, facility-provided surgical or operating scrubs that even the I.T. staff has to change in to (or don over top) before crossing the red line into a clean zone, 'red' room or room with isolation precautions. These are the other personally-supplied garments staff wear to look professional in a medical setting. These are the same ones that are sometimes replaced with T-shirts and such on casual friday or department-coordinated Hallowe'en costumes on October 31.