Karoline Leavitt’s Former Sister in Law released from ICE custody

[RedrickTheCoat]

Imagine it: at six years old, you move to a new country with your parents, one with a different language and culture, through no fault or choice of your own. You grow up there. All your experiences, memories, friendships, and family ties are rooted in that country. Then, at age 33, while leaving your house to go pick up your kid(s) from school, you are intercepted by unmarked, masked agents, detained, and suddenly facing deportation to a country you may barely know at all. A country you might not even know the primary language of all that well.

Where is the humanity?

 

[Crepitus]

Imagine it: at six years old, you move to a new country with your parents, one with a different language and culture, through no fault or choice of your own. You grow up there. All your experiences, memories, friendships, and family ties are rooted in that country. Then, at age 33, while leaving your house to go pick up your kid(s) from school, you are intercepted by unmarked, masked agents, detained, and suddenly facing deportation to a country you may barely know at all. A country you might not even know the primary language of all that well.

Where is the humanity?

Noiw imagine all the "less connected" people they have done that to who got no Whitehouse intercession.

 

[Captain Creeper]

What a ridiculous angle.

 

[struth]

Yeah I can’t imagine living in a country for thirty three years illegally

 

[RedrickTheCoat]

What a ridiculous angle.

Please go ahead and explain why it is a ridiculous angle?

 

[Captain Creeper]

Please go ahead and explain why it is a ridiculous angle?

I do not owe you an explanation, shithead.

 

[Captain Creeper]

Yeah I can’t imagine living in a country for thirty three years illegally

I mean, if you know you are here illegally and have plenty of time and opportunity to become legal and you choose not to, then f- you! I have no sympathy.

 

[RedrickTheCoat]

I do not owe you an explanation, shithead.

Yeah, because you don't have an explanation. It's pretty basic empathy and humanity.

 

[Captain Creeper]

Yeah, because you don't have an explanation. It's pretty basic empathy and humanity.

Oh, ok. DeRp!

 

[RedrickTheCoat]

I mean, if you know you are here illegally and have plenty of time and opportunity to become legal and you choose not to, then f- you! I have no sympathy.

What routes to legality did she have?

 

[Captain Creeper]

What routes to legality did she have?

You dumbass. FO.

 

[Thinker101]

Dang, in the country for 27 years and now decides to apply for a green card?

 

[RedrickTheCoat]

You dumbass. FO.

Answer the question.

 

[Captain Creeper]

Answer the question.

You want me to explain how she should have applied for citizenship?

 

[Thinker101]

What routes to legality did she have?

Different Paths to Legal Immigration in the U.S. | J. Molina

 

[toobfreak]

Karoline Leavitt’s Former Sister in Law released from ICE custody​

In other words, no relation to Leavitt other than through marriage. In other words, Trump and Homan did NOT play favorites here--- an illegal IS an illegal, even if distantly related to the Press Secretary.

Imagine it: at six years old, you move to a new country with your parents, one with a different language and culture, through no fault or choice of your own. You grow up there. All your experiences, memories, friendships, and family ties are rooted in that country. Then, at age 33, while leaving your house to go pick up your kid(s) from school, you are intercepted by unmarked, masked agents, detained, and suddenly facing deportation to a country you may barely know at all. A country you might not even know the primary language of all that well.

In other words, a woman who through no fault of her own was brought here illegally, but then spent 33 years here as an adult knowing she was illegal yet never applied for legal status and is now miffed that even her loose association connected to one of Trump's administration, is not saving her from abiding by the law.

Sounds simple: leave the country then apply for legal status and citizenship like everyone else.

 

[Captain Creeper]

Answer the question.

Sigh… Here you go, dummy:

Apply for Citizenship

As a lawful permanent resident, you may be eligible to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization. Check your eligibility for naturalization.

www.uscis.gov

 

[RedrickTheCoat]

Different Paths to Legal Immigration in the U.S. | J. Molina

Right, so you asked 'dang, in the country for 27 years and now decides to apply for a green card?' Which of those paths listed in your link would generally be something that someone bought and raised here as a child could reasonably pursue?

And to add, this source does say that she was pursuing a green card. But for someone in her situation there isn't an easy or quick route to do this. Again, she was bought here at 6 years old at no fault of her own. Put yourself in her shoes.

 

[RedrickTheCoat]

You want me to explain how she should have applied for citizenship?

Citizenship? The **** are you talking about? The first step would be a green card.

 

[Captain Creeper]

Right, so you asked 'dang, in the country for 27 years and now decides to apply for a green card?' Which of those paths listed in your link would generally be something that someone bought and raised here as a child could reasonable pursue?

Apply for Citizenship

As a lawful permanent resident, you may be eligible to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization. Check your eligibility for naturalization.

www.uscis.gov

Dumbass