A conservative California minister supported Trump. Now, he's getting deported.

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You can be religious conservative and not vote the GOP. When you look closely politics and religion not mixing is damn smart as politics flies in the face of it. But people don't listen. Founding fathers hit that nail square on the head.
 

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He said he supports the Republican agenda on both fiscal and social issues and that he still supports Trump.

Ramirez came to the U.S. with his family when he was 11 and was raised in San Diego County. In high school, he joined the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps for the Marines, and when the Gulf War began, he tried to enlist. The military would not accept him because of his immigration status, he said.

“I’m USA all the way,” Ramirez said.



“They sacrifice so much for freedom and for us,” he said.

The issue he has with the way immigration policy is being implemented, he said, is that he’s seen good people in detention.

“To think that undeserving people are coming here makes me sad,” Ramirez said.

Ramirez believes that going to immigration detention is part of God’s plan for him. He prayed for a way to sort out his immigration status not long before he was arrested by Border Patrol.

Inside the facility, he’s been counseling and supporting other detainees with a message of hope and love, he said. Ramirez has spent his life as part of the Apostolic Church, where he is a music minister.

Ramirez had hoped to get released on bond at an immigration court hearing Thursday. His three children, all U.S. citizens, came with Juan Hernandez, the pastor for their church, to watch. They prayed in the waiting room.
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