Well, Trump d it want tell tge truth very often KF. I’m glad you doubt what he says sometimes.
Trump deported 200 Colombians. None were criminals, Colombian officials say.
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It's not illegal when you claim asylum, and they process and release you into the US with a court date.
Correct but if you don't show up for court....
*And you are assuming there are a bunch of asylum seeker here.
Correct. And, you are assuming they missed a court date. Even though these courts dates can be 2+ years away.
If Trump would just say, 'we're going to expedite these asylum cases, give them their day in court, and then deport those who don't qualify'. The reception would be far different. He's not doing it that way for a reason.
Link to these deportees missing a court date, or not having asylum status?
If they are not the assumed asylum seeker my assumption doesn't matter.
Also:
NYC minority communities cheer ICE raids that rounded up violent criminal migrants: ‘Get them the hell off the street!’
https://nypost.com/2025/01/28/us-news/nyc-minority-communities-cheer-ice-raids-that-rounded-up-violent-criminal-migrants-get-them-the-hell-off-the-street/
iowa.forums.rivals.com
Among those arrested was Anderson Zambrano-Pacheco, 25, an alleged ringleader of the notorious Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua whom immigration officers took into custody at an Ogden Avenue apartment in the Bronx.
Oh, thank God they got him,” said a resident who lives near the complex, visibly relieved that the violent thug was taken off the streets.
Elsewhere in the borough, locals expressed similar sentiments.
Yeah man, there are going going be aspects of this that suck. I agree that anyone in the process of asylum should get the opportunity to go through. Fully knowing the Biden administration relaxed the shit out of the standards for asylum.
You're the one who's implying that these individuals are in the asylum process with no criminality in the family...
If you're going to cut and paste article excerpts, be sure to attribute where they came from.
John 13:34-35: "A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another".
Blessed be. Can I get an amen @KFsdisciple?
You really think they all just...slipped past border security? You must be listening to too much Fox News.
Most turned themselves into authorities at the border, claim asylum, and are processed and released.
This seems like a job for AI, but it failed me.
I don't even think it knows who Michael Jackson is.
Sorry I asked you to click twice:
Exclusive | NYC minority communities cheer ICE raids that rounded up violent criminal migrants: ‘Get them the hell off the street!’
“Their jails in their own countries are a lot worse than here. They don’t care about being locked up here, so they should be deported,” said a man in Jackson Heights, Queens.
nypost.com
You're the one claiming that the targets are asylum seekers. Time to back it up.
There were numerous got aways these last several years.
They target people speaking Spanish or someone appearing to not be pale Dunce like Stephen Miller.
So no real proof that these deported individuals were still active in the asylum process, with no criminality in the family,... Okay.
That is exactly part of Trump's new policy.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/24/legal-immigrant-deportation-trump-ice
But, I agree with you that the Trump administration should be more transparent about who they are deporting and why.
They should be honest about it.
If those people were smart they would have taken a free ride to Columbia and then ****ed the US out of flying them back.
But instead they just went home.
Your article describes individuals who have come into the country, been here for over 12 months, and still not applied for asylum,.. These people are not in the asylum process.
I hope you have all the military age men in there too.
Oh, and the missing children and teens.
They are. They were given two years upon arrival. That was process changed on them in a surprise move.
If none of them are criminals, I’m sure Columbia is happy to have so many of their upright citizens back home.
I mean, technically, it includes everything I asked for - the immigrants, the walking, and the moon. 😂This seems like a job for AI, but it failed me.
I don't even think it knows who Michael Jackson is.
From your article:
The newly reported memo instructs Ice officials to identify and potentially rapidly deport immigrants who have been in the country for over a year and have not yet applied for asylum, in effect sidestepping traditional immigration court proceedings.
If they have not applied for asylum what are they?
Let me guess, they have had more pressing matters for the last year?
What he did was take away their right to a trial and he is kicking them out.
Seems like if you really wanted asylum you might start to apply for it...
From the Guardian article:
"The directive, signed by the acting homeland security secretary, Benjamine Huffman, grants Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) officials unprecedented authority to expedite deportations for immigrants who entered the country with government authorization through two key Biden-era programs.
These programs, which have allowed more than a million immigrants to enter the country since 2023, had provided scheduling for migrants or asylum seekers through the government-run app CBP One or temporary legal status for up to two years through a parole program for certain countries."
"The directive, signed by the acting homeland security secretary, Benjamine Huffman, grants Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) officials unprecedented authority to expedite deportations for immigrants who entered the country with government authorization through two key Biden-era programs.
These programs, which have allowed more than a million immigrants to enter the country since 2023, had provided scheduling for migrants or asylum seekers through the government-run app CBP One or temporary legal status for up to two years through a parole program for certain countries."
And the “getaways”. But maybe they just wanted to beat the crowd to the courthouse for their hearings, right?
15 Myths About Immigration Debunked | Immigration | Carnegie Corporation of New York
Alex Nowrasteh of the Cato Institute offers nonpartisan facts in response to common myths about immigration
www.carnegie.org
No, it's not you are incorrect.
From the link....
No. The act of being present in the United States in violation of the immigration laws is not, standing alone, a crime. While federal immigration law does criminalize some actions that may be related to undocumented presence in the United States, undocumented presence alone is not a violation of federal criminal law.
Pine, that 2 years is only applicable to people from Haiti, Cuba, or Nicaragua.
In the event you see them get sent back, you might have a leg. These people.have been here a year and haven't done shit.
Technically, I believe it is a misdemeanor...
edited - (It's also a very poor first impression)
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Not necessarily.
"Who Is Eligible to Apply for Asylum?
You may apply for asylum if you are at a port of entry or in the United States. You may apply for asylum regardless of your immigration status and within 1 year of your arrival to the United States.
You will not be eligible to apply for asylum if you:
Filed your application after being in the United States for more than 1 year. However, you may qualify for an exception if you show
- Changed circumstances materially affecting your asylum eligibility for asylum or
- Extraordinary circumstances relating to your delay in filing.
Changed circumstances may include but are not limited to:
- Changes in conditions in your country of nationality or, if you are stateless, your country of last habitual residence
- Changes in your circumstances that materially affect your eligibility for asylum, including changes in applicable U.S. law and activities you become involved in outside the country of feared persecution that place you at risk
- If you were previously included as a dependent in someone else’s pending asylum application, the loss of the spousal or parent-child relationship to the principal applicant through marriage, divorce, death, or attainment of age 21"
15 Myths About Immigration Debunked | Immigration | Carnegie Corporation of New York
Alex Nowrasteh of the Cato Institute offers nonpartisan facts in response to common myths about immigration
No, it's not you are incorrect.
From the link....
No. The act of being present in the United States in violation of the immigration laws is not, standing alone, a crime. While federal immigration law does criminalize some actions that may be related to undocumented presence in the United States, undocumented presence alone is not a violation of federal criminal law.
You are confusing overstays with illegal entry. Overstays are deported through civil proceedings.
Illegal entry is a crime. Those case can be handled civilly and/or criminally.
This CNN article will clear up the confusion.
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