That’s what my mind processed but he had to get that off his chest.
Trump Deports NYC Civil Rights Leader Back to Haiti, After Living Here 30 Years + 4 Kids
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Really...Civil Rights Leader..
GTFO with this misleading shyt...he's an immigrant rights activist...
Second...he came to the USA with a green card at 17
The man has a coke trafficking conviction and had an 11 year sentence and was set up to be deported 7 years ago but he wasn't because of the Haitian earthquake...
Close Call for Jean Montrevil, Haitian Caught in an Immigration Web
Mr. Montrevil, a father of four, was 21 and a legal resident in 1990 when he was convicted of selling cocaine and began an 11-year prison sentence. After his release he became, by all accounts, a solid citizen. He married an American woman and now owns a van service in Brooklyn.
A law passed in 1996 made noncitizens convicted of felonies subject to deportation. Mr. Montrevil was ordered deported in 1994, while still in prison. After his release he became part of a supervised program for deportable immigrants. He had to check in with immigration agents regularly, and when he showed up for what he thought was a routine appearance on Dec. 30, he was detained and sent to York.
After federal officials announced that they were suspending deportations to Haiti because of the earthquake, Mr. Montrevil’s lawyer, Joshua E. Bardavid, said he began negotiating for his client’s release, arguing that since he was not a flight risk or dangerous to others, the law barred him from being held unless deportation was imminent.
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If you want Black immigrants here for whatever reason, that's fine but tell the truth...the man should've been deported but the USA was like nah, Haiti just had an earthquake...and now....you know its over and they are sending him back....like he was supposed to be sent back in the first because he has a felony conviction...
And immigrant rights activist...doesn't equal civil rights leader...
Here are the interviews with him and shyt....
Grand Opening. Grand Closing.
Prince Mongo
Banned
Really...Civil Rights Leader..
GTFO with this misleading shyt...he's an immigrant rights activist...
Second...he came to the USA with a green card at 17
The man has a coke trafficking conviction and had an 11 year sentence and was set up to be deported 7 years ago but he wasn't because of the Haitian earthquake...
Close Call for Jean Montrevil, Haitian Caught in an Immigration Web
Mr. Montrevil, a father of four, was 21 and a legal resident in 1990 when he was convicted of selling cocaine and began an 11-year prison sentence. After his release he became, by all accounts, a solid citizen. He married an American woman and now owns a van service in Brooklyn.
A law passed in 1996 made noncitizens convicted of felonies subject to deportation. Mr. Montrevil was ordered deported in 1994, while still in prison. After his release he became part of a supervised program for deportable immigrants. He had to check in with immigration agents regularly, and when he showed up for what he thought was a routine appearance on Dec. 30, he was detained and sent to York.
After federal officials announced that they were suspending deportations to Haiti because of the earthquake, Mr. Montrevil’s lawyer, Joshua E. Bardavid, said he began negotiating for his client’s release, arguing that since he was not a flight risk or dangerous to others, the law barred him from being held unless deportation was imminent.
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If you want Black immigrants here for whatever reason, that's fine but tell the truth...the man should've been deported but the USA was like nah, Haiti just had an earthquake...and now....you know its over and they are sending him back....like he was supposed to be sent back in the first because he has a felony conviction...
And immigrant rights activist...doesn't equal civil rights leader...
Here are the interviews with him and shyt....
Why would he deserved to be deported if he served his time and became a productive member of society?
kenreid0726eabos
All Star
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What about his American children... Guess they don't count as Black right?that's great he's fighting for immigrants !!!!!
I'm not mad at him for fighting for his people.
but he's not fighting for African americans.
kenreid0726eabos
All Star
Nah. I usually don't like to talk about politics but in 2016 I did not vote at all.
AlainLocke
Banned
You must not understand what being in any country on a VISA/Green Card...
He's not a citizen of the USA .The USA don't owe him shyt....they allowed him to come here under the stipulation he will obey USA law...
He didn't do that..
All he had to do was not do some criminal shyt and he would still be here without being under supervision because he came here under a green card, not as a refugee under special protection status...
Matter of fact, he could've been a citizen actually...
If I went to Canada and sold some drugs under a visa and get caught...they are gonna send me back...
If you go anywhere in the world...they don't allow non-citizens to walk around violating laws and staying in the country...
No matter how long ago it was...
Being a citizen means something and grants you special privileges...like not being exiled when you fukk up....
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
Kill your self for supporting Trump.
I’ll keep my Haitian coke dealers
As if supporting Hillrod was a viable option for Haitians or supporters of Haiti
. I love how jokers get purposefully obtuse about Clintons and Haiti.You bring it up and they have no comeback. Sure Trump has an immigration stance and after that Norwegian/Haitian/African alleged comment (which seems to be true, since he hasn't denied it), obviously has his own (supremacist, nationalist, etc) feelings about the type of immigrants he wants......but Trump didn't steal billions, some say $10 billion from Haitian earthquake charity. Trump wasn't being protested by Haitians in the U.S. during the 2016 election, no they were protesting Hillrod. Matterfact they were begging him to investigate the Clinton Foundation if he won.
Now Haitians probably not feeling or like Don Cheeto now, but yall also forgetting the Haitian guy was going to be deported under BHO in 2010 anyway .....was Democracy Now going to do a feature on him before the earthquake???
The video and article both say he was being prepped to leave the U.S. when the earthquake happened and they cancelled his deportation in 2010.
He was going to be deported anyway by a black man aka BHO. Who was going to be upset besides his family??? thecoli??
I'm just keeping it Critically Objective...your savior Democrats nor Republicans give a flying fuuck about Haiti. If Democrats, especially AA Dems, cared about Haiti, they would be asking Clinton Foundation where the money at, the same way they asking Dr. Umar Johnson where the money at to build his school.
Cut this Democrat shoe polishing out, and only getting upset when Republicans do something you don't like, but ignore Democrat shenanigans...Again..he was going to be deported under BHO in 2010 anyway , but earthquake cancelled it... he seems like a great family/business/activist guy, but let's keep it 100.
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Im still tight ppl actually believe thatBu bu black unemployment is down
richaveli83
Veteran
Really...Civil Rights Leader..
GTFO with this misleading shyt...he's an immigrant rights activist...
Second...he came to the USA with a green card at 17
The man has a coke trafficking conviction and had an 11 year sentence and was set up to be deported 7 years ago but he wasn't because of the Haitian earthquake...
Close Call for Jean Montrevil, Haitian Caught in an Immigration Web
Mr. Montrevil, a father of four, was 21 and a legal resident in 1990 when he was convicted of selling cocaine and began an 11-year prison sentence. After his release he became, by all accounts, a solid citizen. He married an American woman and now owns a van service in Brooklyn.
A law passed in 1996 made noncitizens convicted of felonies subject to deportation. Mr. Montrevil was ordered deported in 1994, while still in prison. After his release he became part of a supervised program for deportable immigrants. He had to check in with immigration agents regularly, and when he showed up for what he thought was a routine appearance on Dec. 30, he was detained and sent to York.
After federal officials announced that they were suspending deportations to Haiti because of the earthquake, Mr. Montrevil’s lawyer, Joshua E. Bardavid, said he began negotiating for his client’s release, arguing that since he was not a flight risk or dangerous to others, the law barred him from being held unless deportation was imminent.
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If you want Black immigrants here for whatever reason, that's fine but tell the truth...the man should've been deported but the USA was like nah, Haiti just had an earthquake...and now....you know its over and they are sending him back....like he was supposed to be sent back in the first because he has a felony conviction...
And immigrant rights activist...doesn't equal civil rights leader...
Here are the interviews with him and shyt....
NoChillJones
Banned
we're always the ones being abused. THERE WAS NEVER A TIME WHEN WE WERE NOT BEING ABUSED.
Straight bullsh$t from "No brain jones".
First off where did I state blacks aren't being mistreated you poor comprehension skills having moron.
I said nikkas like you are glad to step out the way and side with your abuser. Whole thread reads like st0rmfr0nt....
SadimirPutin
Superstar
Why does this matter man?
Dont you know.....some poster said he was seeing more black employees at some 7-11 in his town...Trump out here being good for the black community
Dont you know.....some poster said he was seeing more black employees at some 7-11 in his town...Trump out here being good for the black community
Haitians stay on that 
hold your own nuts
hold your own nuts