Is this really the America that we want? Detaining and deporting people here with legal status?
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Because someone on a green card has higher levels of standards than a citizen. My coworker from Australia could get deported for a serious DUI, he doesnt drink more than 2 beers when we are out, ever, meanwhile some dickhead pencil pusher can have 3.
You'd give up America in a heartbeat. Your stance on this issue illustrates such.
Are you a woman? Because your ability to project is breathtaking
Do you have friends that live there? I had first hand accounts.
You probably got your info from Fox News. I believe my first hand accounts over yours.
Anecdotal evidence from the lady still compiling data on how over seas travel impacts worldview, still waiting for the publishing of those results.
A real scientist.
Meanwhile those camps actually existed and those people were inevitably sent back.
1-Do you even know how those people arrived in MV?
2-I never said I was compiling data
3-I believe I referred to a conversation on a BRAT group talking about how growing up overseas affected them. It is, in fact, an ongoing conversation. This week it’s about how it affected what we view as comfort food.
You’re right. They are both miserable human beings who tormented people for political gain, and probably just for the fun of it.
Before or after they got to the United States?
They gave it a name didn't they? Like the vineyard express?
Just read a good article on the MV migrants. It refutes the tent story.
A journey continues: migrants reflect one year after being flown to Martha's Vineyard
A year ago, 49 migrants arrived unexpectedly on Martha’s Vineyard, a wealthy island community off the Massachusetts coast.
www.wgbh.org
"Many migrants were still processing these feelings when they voluntarily left the island and were transported to dorms at Joint Base Cape Cod, where Massachusetts officials concluded there would be more infrastructure in place to accommodate them."Just read a good article on the MV migrants. It refutes the tent story.
A journey continues: migrants reflect one year after being flown to Martha's Vineyard
A year ago, 49 migrants arrived unexpectedly on Martha’s Vineyard, a wealthy island community off the Massachusetts coast.www.wgbh.org
I've said it before but it's worth saying again: The average clitoris has over 10,000 nerve endings but is still less sensitive than a MAGA male on the internet.
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It won't be long before trump will go after anyone who questions his authority. And they won't be thrown in an American prison, they will be sent to a foreign prison where they will never be heard from again.
LMAO 😂
Could you maybe rephrase that to MAGA male instead of conservative male?
I believe I still fall on the conservative side regardless of what the MIB thinks.
Those aren’t the cases I am referring to in general or in the article linked in the OP. I have no problem with a green card getting revoked if someone has been convicted of a crime more serious than jaywalking. Again, a lot of the cases brought up in the article seem more than a little curious.
That’s the question I am raising. Is this the track we want to go down? And to what extent? That line has not been clearly defined or drawn IMO. And because it hasn’t, the vagueness as to the reasons for these quick deportations becomes more concerning when it seems like the purpose behind the ambiguity is to keep pushing limits until nearly everyone is fair game, especially for those who post anti-Trump shit online.
So, again, where does the line get drawn? I don’t care what the MIB thinks because they are gung ho to get rid of as many minorities as possible. For people who actually possess a functioning brain and a moral compass, where does this line get drawn? That’s what I am interested in.
No, you don't. We have a convicted felon as POTUs.
No, that's untrue. While true, that they can't commit a crime while on a green card, that's it. They are also subject to the same bill of rights we are. Their deportations were illegal.
It's pretty clear you don't understand the immigration system.
