Seymour Flops
Diamond Member
Is he prevented from dealing meth?He wasn't allowed to just go.
How is he prevented?
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Is he prevented from dealing meth?He wasn't allowed to just go.
Is he prevented from dealing meth?
How is he prevented?
I want him deported. Your side allowed him to just go. He walks free in the United States because your judge prevented ICE from deportingba criminal.You are the one who wants him released.
I want him deported.
Your side allowed him to just go. He walks free in the United States because your judge prevented ICE from deportingba criminal.
Then I go back to the question, is he prevented from dealing meth? If so, how?Right, released.
He isn't walking free but facts and MAGA rarely go hand in hand.
Then I go back to the question, is he prevented from dealing meth? If so, how?
If he is not prevented from dealing meth, just be honest and say so.
They are not prevented from dealing meth.If you think people under house arrest are dealing meth, have at it.
They are not prevented from dealing meth.
You are defending letting him go free.You are really stretching trying to defend simply letting them go free.
The trial has not been held yet, I wasn't there. Were you? Or do you simply convict first to avoid the rush?Was he transporting meth?
Commies? You think the state and country are better off with him released without monitoring or random drug testing, and because they followed the state law to prosecute suspected criminals, they are commies?Warnings for corporate and business concern to not invest in Minnesota and in fact leave it. The path to least resistance is the way to profits and survival. Minneapolis is showing a pattern. The state flag change is proof of a revolutionary coup. Commies.


The trial has not been held yet, I wasn't there. Were you? Or do you simply convict first to avoid the rush?
He was caught red-handed with the meth.The trial has not been held yet, I wasn't there. Were you? Or do you simply convict first to avoid the rush?
You saw this. Cool. Still, you are no judge or jury, there will be a trial, as our constitution requires it, so he is entitled to it, as you would be.He was caught red-handed with the meth.
Sure, we could spend money on a trial, after which a sympathetic judge would give him a suspended sentence and help him escape from ICE.
But it turns out that he is in the country illegally, so deportation is the optimal solution. Occam's Razor, etc.
Democrats keep whining about Trump not deporting just criminals, but here is one, and the Dems don't want him deported either.
Since there is no pleasing Democrats, best stop trying and do what is best for the country, like getting this guy out of it.
A trial is not required in order to deport someone who is in the country illegally.You saw this. Cool. Still, you are no judge or jury, there will be a trial, as our constitution requires it, so he is entitled to it, as you would be.
I don't spend anything on his state trial in Minnesota, and neither do you. No federal charges filed on the drugs. So, if they Feds want him for a number, to be simply shipped out, without punishment and without a conviction on his record, that seems a better option than Minnesota prosecuting, to you? He will probably come right back, if kicked out. But, being a Texan, I am sure you do not see much of this and favor catch and release programs. Personally, I think he should be prosecuted, and if convicted serve his sentence, then be held for immigration to pick up, then be shipped out of the country.
Another guy flopping with catch and release, rather than even imprison and punish for crimes committed.A trial is not required in order to deport someone who is in the country illegally.
That is true whether they were caught with fifty pounds of meth or with fifty pounds of canned goods that they were donating to a homeless shelter.
Common sense tells normal people that the guy with the meth should be prioritized for deportation.
Absolutely correct.A trial is not required in order to deport someone who is in the country illegally.
That is true whether they were caught with fifty pounds of meth or with fifty pounds of canned goods that they were donating to a homeless shelter.
Common sense tells normal people that the guy with the meth should be prioritized for deportation.
Oh, if I thought there was a realistc probability that Liberal judges and Democrat prosecutors would imprison and punish this guy then it would be a debate over which is optimal, prison or deportation.Another guy flopping with catch and release, rather than even imprison and punish for crimes committed.
Minnesota has put other people in prison on drug charges. What makes you think he would be found innocent, if they caught him with 57 lb of meth, on a valid stop?Oh, if I thought there was a realistc probability that Liberal judges and Democrat prosecutors would imprison and punish this guy then it would be a debate over which is optimal, prison or deportation.
But we do not need to wonder whether the criminal justice system would release this guy, because it already has.
So the choice is let him go fee in his home country or let him go free in ours.
I don't know that they will prosecute, since the prosecutor is almost certainly an anti-ICE Democrat. If they do, the judge may throw out the case on a technicality, or just make up a reason, since the judge is almost certainly an anti-ICE Democrat. Assuming there ever is a trial, with a non-politicized prosecutor and judge. I don't think that he will ever show up for his trial.Minnesota has put other people in prison on drug charges. What makes you think he would be found innocent, if they caught him with 57 lb of meth, on a valid stop?