Exactly why Trump needs to get in office to put yall back in the ghettos in San Salvador
but aren't black people the ones that pride themselves in being from the worst hood
Exactly why Trump needs to get in office to put yall back in the ghettos in San Salvador
@ThreeLetterAgencyObama has a strong record on deportations.
What would you have done if you were in their shoes?Then don't come here without documents and somehow expect mercy. Then families won't get split apart. The government doesn't have to protect them at all, they chose to come here and take advantage of how weak border patrol is. If you really fear danger, apply for asylum, but they don't they just fly under the radar for 10, 20, 30 years and don't pay taxes. It's a drain on the system. The system doesn't even protect native black citizens, why the fukk would you expect us to feel bad for splitting families apart? Like y'all situation was forced upon you? They wasn't forced here, they came here willingly so it what it is. Apply for asylum, marry a citizen, or get someone to sponsor you.
Latinos have been throwing us to the sharks for years nowTry living in the murder capital of the world and see if you want to wait for asylum. You wouldn't be talking like that if you've lived it
My family lives that every day in El Salvador. I bet if Africans that deal with similar situations were being deported y'all wouldn't be saying shyt It's obvious you all feel threatened by Latinos and Hispanics especially with all these anti-Latino threads
Trump got y'all shook and I can't blame you tbh but don't be surprised when Latinos do the same to you and throw y'all to the sharks
It's called applying for asylum here in the US, there's a form you fill out seeking asylum. There are pro bono lawyers that file these documents for clients all the time. I have no problem with Latinos, it's the mestizos and whites coming from Mexico and Central America in droves going undocumented for decades. How can your kid be a citizen aka an anchor baby and they're grown and can petition for you but you're still undocumented? I struggle to understand this logic. You don't even have to leave the country to sponsor a family member, again you just make it apparent you feel like you're in danger if you go back to country due to whatever reason, even sexual orientation. I knew of a Salvadoran guy who got asylum based on his sexual orientation, now he's going to apply for citizenship. I also know an Ethiopian woman who thought she'd try to get asylum here based on a dumbass reason, she's been waiting five years, and she's had to renew her work permit every two years. She's still here, she's just pending asylum. I don't think there'd be a big uproar if there was more transparency from undocumented immigrants, as in if you fear danger (you may be put in detention for a few weeks which is prolly heaven if they fear persecution) you stay in detention and you get released if a judge orders you pending or granted asylum, otherwise you get deported. That's more than fair. You don't get to go through loop holes and unfair advantages when Haitians and other Caribbeans don't get that preferential treatment. Again no one fears Latinos, you lack political clout which I doubt y'all will ever get, y'all lack the education and economic status of not only black Americans, but black diasporans a whole to the point where even so called Afro Latinos would just rather be counted as black.Try living in the murder capital of the world and see if you want to wait for asylum. You wouldn't be talking like that if you've lived it
My family lives that every day in El Salvador. I bet if Africans that deal with similar situations were being deported y'all wouldn't be saying shyt It's obvious you all feel threatened by Latinos and Hispanics especially with all these anti-Latino threads
Trump got y'all shook and I can't blame you tbh but don't be surprised when Latinos do the same to you and throw y'all to the sharks
from World War II to the mid-1960s, Mexican Americans attempted to pressure white Texans to recognize them as fellow whites—a status granted by the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, but one which whites ignored. "Mexican Americans' focus on whiteness ultimately damaged their relations with African Americans," Behnken notes. "By arguing for whiteness, Mexican Americans attempted to destroy Jim Crow as it applied to Mexican-origin people. Since blacks battled to end segregation altogether, Mexican American white racial formation ran counter to African American aims" (8). Rather than trying to destroy an inherently unjust social order, "Mexican American civic groups sought to include Mexican Americans on the white side of Jim Crow" (68). Not surprisingly, many black Texans simmered with resentment. "Some blacks interpreted white racial formation negatively. They saw it as proof that Mexican Americans, like racist Anglos, opposed the black movement. This made Mexican Americans adversaries of black civil rights" (9)."Let the Negro fight his own battles. His problems are not mine"
ULAC President Felix Tijerina 1957
Some Mexican Americans asserted their whiteness aggressively in their interactions with blacks. In 1950, unknown vigilantes detonated a series of fifteen bombs at the homes of blacks who were integrating a white neighborhood. "Like bombings in Birmingham, Alabama, and other southern cities," writes Behnken, "the terrorist acts in Dallas stemmed from the migration of blacks out of overcrowded segregated neighborhoods and into areas zoned for white use. But in South Dallas, two of the main suspects were Mexican American men who felt threatened by the encroachment of African American families into white neighborhoods. One of these individuals, Pete Garcia, later admitted that he had painted 'For Whites Only' signs in the neighborhood, threatened black home buyers with a knife, and chased two African American real estate agents out of the area" (13). Even some civil rights activists were inclined to assert their whiteness through acts of discrimination against blacks, although they usually did so with words rather than dynamite
nah I haven't breh might cop it soon though what else they mention on there about Mexican aggression towards black civil rights?Have you read fighting there own battles before Cole? It was eye opening.
It's called applying for asylum here in the US, there's a form you fill out seeking asylum. There are pro bono lawyers that file these documents for clients all the time. I have no problem with Latinos, it's the mestizos and whites coming from Mexico and Central America in droves going undocumented for decades. How can your kid be a citizen aka an anchor baby and they're grown and can petition for you but you're still undocumented? I struggle to understand this logic. You don't even have to leave the country to sponsor a family member, again you just make it apparent you feel like you're in danger if you go back to country due to whatever reason, even sexual orientation. I knew of a Salvadoran guy who got asylum based on his sexual orientation, now he's going to apply for citizenship. I also know an Ethiopian woman who thought she'd try to get asylum here based on a dumbass reason, she's been waiting five years, and she's had to renew her work permit every two years. She's still here, she's just pending asylum. I don't think there'd be a big uproar if there was more transparency from undocumented immigrants, as in if you fear danger (you may be put in detention for a few weeks which is prolly heaven if they fear persecution) you stay in detention and you get released if a judge orders you pending or granted asylum, otherwise you get deported. That's more than fair. You don't get to go through loop holes and unfair advantages when Haitians and other Caribbeans don't get that preferential treatment. Again no one fears Latinos, you lack political clout which I doubt y'all will ever get, yall lack the education and economic status of not only black Americans, but black diasporans a whole to the point where even so called Afro Latinos would just rather be counted as black.