Abrego-Garcia Case Dismissed

[Delldude]

Seems like a waste of resources that can be better put to use deporting people whose home countries ARE willing to take them.

That's the issue....most are criminals who their home country wanted gone.

 

[struth]

All of which was nullified when he married a US Citizen.

Even SCOTUS has ruled his deportation is illegal.


Why are we paying African Countries tens of thousands of dollars to take immigrants (and only a handful of them.)?

Seems like a waste of resources that can be better put to use deporting people whose home countries ARE willing to take them.

1) marrying a US citizen didn’t nullfify the order

2) yes scotus said his deputation to his home was wrong and ordered him returned and the prior order be followed. Which is happening

3) yes they need they aid and we need somehrrr to deport folks like this

4) we do that too

 

[JoeB131]

Deporting him isn’t punishment

Taking a man away from his wife and children isn't punishment? Really?

Conservatism- The Cruelty has become the point.

 

[struth]

Nope. Stop lying (you keep doing it)

Not fears of a “rival gang”… fears of being forced into a particular gang… which was why he left

That’s not what the court found in their ruling

The rest of us family didn have to flee only he did

 

[struth]

Taking a man away from his wife and children isn't punishment? Really?

Conservatism- The Cruelty has become the point.

They can go too. Nobody is keeping them here

 

[JoeB131]

That's the issue....most are criminals who their home country wanted gone.

No, most of them aren't.

They don't want them back because they can barely take care of the people they have.

Take Venezuela. We've spent 20 years economically punishing it for picking a form of government we don't like, and then we complain when all these Venezuelans show up.

 

[Delldude]

Not fears of a “rival gang”… fears of being forced into a particular gang… which was why he left.

You must have missed the comments by a long time immigration judge/ department worker who said they all make that claim.

It's in one of the Garcia threads where you and others argued this same issue a year or so ago.

You clowns are like broken records.

 

[Lesh]

You must have missed the comments by a long time immigration judge/ department worker who said they all make that claim.

It's in one of the Garcia threads where you and others argued this same issue a year or so ago.

You clowns are like broken records.

I guess I did. And ya know what? I don’t give a shit what some asshole speculated.

 

[JoeB131]

1) marrying a US citizen didn’t nullfify the order

2) yes scotus said his deputation to his home was wrong and ordered him returned and the prior order be followed. Which is happening

3) yes they need they aid and we need somehrrr to deport folks like this

4) we do that too

Marrying a US citizen entitles you to consideration for a green card.
No, we don't need to send our tax dollars to third world countries to hold people who are going to end up coming back eventually.
Even Ronald Reagan saw the foolishness of mass deportations and gave a general amnesty to people who had established lives here.

 

[struth]

Marrying a US citizen entitles you to consideration for a green card.
No, we don't need to send our tax dollars to third world countries to hold people who are going to end up coming back eventually.
Even Ronald Reagan saw the foolishness of mass deportations and gave a general amnesty to people who had established lives here.

Yeah of you are here legally

He wasn’t he came illegally

You don’t believe in aiding Africans??

The immigration reform and control act of 86 didn’t given general amnesty but gave legal status to about 2.7 million who were here prior to 82, and could speak English and pass a basic US civics and history test

 

[Delldude]

And ya know what? I don’t give a shit what some asshole speculated.

Wasn't speculation it was a comment from somebody with a chit in the game during his career.

Even Ronald Reagan saw the foolishness of mass deportations and gave a general amnesty to people who had established lives here.

Nobody was holding the door open looking the other way back then either.

 

[JoeB131]

Yeah of you are here legally

He wasn’t he came illegally

You don’t believe in aiding Africans??

The immigration reform and control act of 86 didn’t given general amnesty but gave legal status to about 2.7 million who were here prior to 82, and could speak English and pass a basic US civics and history test

Okay, let's do that again.

Anyone who was here prior to 2020, can speak English and pass a basic US Civics and History test.

While we are at it, just for shits and giggles, let's give that same test to Americans.

 

[struth]

Okay, let's do that again.

Anyone who was here prior to 2020, can speak English and pass a basic US Civics and History test.

While we are at it, just for shits and giggles, let's give that same test to Americans.

We have far too many people here now, so no

 

[Lesh]

Yeah of you are here legally

He wasn’t he came illegally

You don’t believe in aiding Africans??

The immigration reform and control act of 86 didn’t given general amnesty but gave legal status to about 2.7 million who were here prior to 82, and could speak English and pass a basic US civics and history test

Bullshit. Stop ******* lying

“Of they were here legally “ I suppose you meant “if” not “of”
And that would be a lie

One more in a long string of em

 

[JoeB131]

Nobody was holding the door open looking the other way back then either.

Nobody did that under Biden, either.

Why Deportations Were Higher Under Biden Than in Trump’s First Term (Published 2025)

A record number of border crossers and the continuation of a Trump-era policy were factors.

www.nytimes.com

Biden expelled or deported 4 million people during his term, as opposed to 1.9 million expelled or deported by Trump.

 

[Lesh]

We have far too many people here now, so no

Actually we don’t. We have a shortage of workers

 

[JoeB131]

We have far too many people here now, so no

No, actually, we really don't.

In fact, given our aging demographic, we need more immigrants to fill the jobs being vacated by retiring Boomers.

 

[struth]

Bullshit. Stop ******* lying

“Of they were here legally “ I suppose you meant “if” not “of”
And that would be a lie

One more in a long string of em

Nope it’s true if you come here legally you can potentially get a green card

 

[struth]

Actually we don’t. We have a shortage of workers

No we actually don’t. There are plenty of people here that need work

 

[struth]

No, actually, we really don't.

In fact, given our aging demographic, we need more immigrants to fill the jobs being vacated by retiring Boomers.

Actually no we have a large group of prime aged males not in the work force

Prime age males labor participation is at 89 percent which is a steady decline from 98 percent of the 1950s