Deflection and misplaced rage.
Pressure the gov. of the Dominican Republic to stop its planned "cleaning" of 250k black Dominicans
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Deflection and misplaced rage.
said the dominican who migrated to the us
The focus is on DOMINICAN CITIZENS OF HAITIANS DESCENT. The majority of those citizens being lined up for deportation were born in DR and speak Spanish as their first language. They're as Dominican as light-skinned citizens.
The law is a human rights violation and is racist.
GreatestLaker
#FirePelinka
If your grandparents are Haitian born, but you and your parents were born in the Dominican. Can you still be deported?
For an educated analysis on the situation, read this piece that was in the New Yorker....
http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-...in-the-dominican-republic?mbid=social_twitter
http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-...in-the-dominican-republic?mbid=social_twitter
OfTheCross
Veteran
1. We've already established that being born some where doesn't make you a citizen.
It isn't true in Haiti, and it isn't true in DR.
2. You don't know the story of who's being deported yet. So you're just talking out you ass with the bolded
OfTheCross
Veteran
Potentially.
Some people in this situation have documentation and some don't.
They're said to be handling it on a case by case basis as much as possible, though
Under the law, yes.
They would avoid deportation if they have the proper documentation (I.e., birth certificates). However, the DR SYSTEMATICALLY prevented citizens of Haitian descent from obtaining their birth certificates for decades so clearly those citizens will have issues proving their citizenship.
Dude, you're the one talking out of your ass and copping mad pleas for the Dominic00n government.
First off, you're a lie. The DR constitution grants jus soli to individuals who were born in the DR. That's the law.
Second, vast video footage and media coverage has shown that the people affected by the law are citizens of Haitian descent. And the majority of these individuals were born in DR, have lived in DR their entire lives, have never been to Haiti, and speak Spanish as their first language. Miss me with that "you don't know what you're talking about" bullshyt. It's clear that you don't though.
Are you even Dominican?
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And black citizens will remain in the DR and there won't be shyt that you can do about it.
that's the whole issue. they stripped citizenship away from people who are second, third or even fourth generation dominicans. if your great great grandparents came to the dr in 1929 and didn't have the proper documentation, than your citizenship is taken away and you can get deported.
Why do you want Dominican acceptance so bad?
said the dominican who migrated to the us
My family came here legally, I came here legally
I served and now an upstanding tax paying citizen and I obey the law of this land.
sure
why aren't you an upstanding, law abiding, tax paying citizen in your own country though? if less of you guys came for hand outs to the us, y'all might actually be able transform the dr into a modern nation state 
I has been stablished that the only people being deported are those without documentation, no ties to the government, and have not made any attempts to establishe their status in the government
you keep bringing this like you are not even trying
