[akiselev]

ICE is not a person. ICE does not have a "race, political orientation, gender, origin or religion." It is a social construct and a very recent one at that.

Denying service to ICE the organization isn't even remotely comparable to denying service to actual human beings.

[prepend]

“Creed” [0] is a protected class and it will be interesting to see a legal determination if this is discrimination based on the creed of the organization. Namely, carrying out its congressional mandate.

I think that social constructs could be discriminated against based on race, religion, sex, etc if it was discriminated against because its members were part of a protected class.

[0] https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/8686/what-is-a-creed...

[thu2111]

Religion isn't a person either. That's a social construct. And I keep reading people claiming gender is a social construct too, so I guess discriminating against people on those grounds is fine then.

Denying service to ICE the organization isn't even remotely comparable to denying service to actual human beings.

Is ICE staffed entirely by robots? How is it not denying service to actual human beings?

[ric2b]

You can't see the difference between a christian individual and a church?