What exactly is your point?you didnt remotely address my point
why the fukk am i "supposed' to have a problem with trying to stop this?
Maybe i missed it. I'll be sure to directly address it if you explain it.
What exactly is your point?you didnt remotely address my point
why the fukk am i "supposed' to have a problem with trying to stop this?
you cant just walk into the country if you're not an american just like canada enforces. just like britain enforces. just like germany enforces.What exactly is your point?
Maybe i missed it. I'll be sure to directly address it if you explain it.
you cant just walk into the country if you're not an american just like canada enforces. just like britain enforces. just like germany enforces.
why the fukk is that controversial on the left?
im sorry, but im not understanding why a nation of laws with a border is supposed to accept this. canada doesnt. the UK doesnt. you know, those universal healthcare countries
i know that white people are racist, but do the democrats expect that to negate our fukkin border being rushed? this is embarrassing
How many countries border Canada?you cant just walk into the country if you're not an american just like canada enforces. just like britain enforces. just like germany enforces.
why the fukk is that controversial on the left?
im sorry, but im not understanding why a nation of laws with a border is supposed to accept this. canada doesnt. the UK doesnt. you know, those universal healthcare countries
Among the dysfunctional ICE bureaucracy’s most egregious shortcomings: the wrongful arrest and incarceration of U.S. citizens and legal residents. Davino Watson was wrongfully imprisoned for 1,273 days. Sergey Mayorov was wrongfully imprisoned for 324 days.
Mark Lyttle was wrongfully imprisoned for 53 days, then wrongfully deported and “forced to cross the Mexican border on foot with only $3 in his pocket,” an ACLU summary of his ordeal alleges. “Lyttle endured 125 days wandering through Mexico, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Guatemala, sleeping in streets and shelters, and even being imprisoned in a Honduran jail, before he was finally referred to a U.S. consular officer in Guatemala who actually listened to his story. The officer obtained confirmation of Lyttle’s U.S. citizenship by calling one of his brothers who serves in the U.S. military. Only through the extensive efforts of Lyttle’s family and a lawyer was he finally able to return.”
One might imagine that plucking Americans out of their lives, strip-searching them, confining them to cages, and rendering them terrified, unable to work, and unable to see their families would be considered as scandalous by the GOP as the wrongful application of extra scrutiny to nonprofit organizations seeking to obtain tax-exempt status.
Yet every House Republican except the unusually principled Representative Justin Amash is now on record extolling the personnel of the agency that subjects hundreds of Americans each year to either wrongful arrest or the wrongful extension of federal or local incarceration.
NPR reported on the phenomenon just before President Donald Trump took office. “It’s illegal for U.S. immigration authorities to hold Americans in detention,” the news organization noted. “However, an NPR analysis of data obtained through a Freedom of Information Act Request shows that hundreds of American citizens each year find themselves in a situation similar to Palma’s. Those data show that from 2007 through July of last year, 693 U.S. citizens were held in local jails on federal detainers—in other words, at the request of immigration officials. And 818 more Americans were held in immigration detention centers during that same time frame, according to data obtained through a separate FOIA request by Northwestern University professor Jacqueline Stevens and analyzed by NPR.”
U.S.-Born Children, Too, Were Separated From Parents at the Border (Published 2023)
A government task force is tracking the fates of U.S. citizen children taken from migrant parents during the Trump administration. Some have spent years in foster care.www.nytimes.com
How do you guys feel about this?
I'm confused why a white right-winger even posts about politics at a black website. There are literally hundreds of other websites where he can share his politics with others of his ilk.Im sure cracker mamba is thrilled