Little Elian Gonzalez was deported to Cuba WITHOUT DUE PROCESS - The Democrats Cheered President Clinton On - V2

[TemplarKormac]

Otoh...

If a parent surrenders the child to someone else to be raised, they surrender the right to make decisions about the child's welfare and safety.

 

[Dragonlady]

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On November 21, 1999, Elián's mother, her partner, and Elián fled Cuba by boat as part of a group of refugees attempting to reach the United States. The boat sank during the journey, and Elián's mother, along with most of the passengers, drowned. Elián was found floating on an inner tube and rescued by two fishermen, who turned him over to the U.S. Coast Guard. Elián was taken to a hospital and treated for dehydration and minor cuts. In addition to Elián, a young couple survived and reached shore separately.

The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) granted Elián temporary permission to stay in the U.S. and placed him with his great-uncle, Lázaro González, in Miami. His great-uncle wanted Elián to remain in the country, while his father, Juan Miguel González, sought his return to Cuba. This led to a high-profile and protracted custody battle involving his father, his Miami relatives, and U.S. and Cuban officials. Elián was returned to his father's custody after an INS raid on his Miami relatives' home on April 22, 2000.

The Socialist Demon Rats cheered Presdent Slick Willy on

His wife Hillary Rodham Clinton argued in her Harvard Education Review Article that children have individual rights independent from those of their parents.

https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/30351/0000753.pdf

The child was not deported. He was returned to the custody of his father. You know, parental rights and all.

There is nothing so stupid as a Republican, who would claim this child was deported.

None of you people have the most basic understanding of the law. No wonder you get duped into voting for a crook like Trump

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Yes. It was a custody battle between his extended family in the US and his father in Cuba. Seems pretty straightforward that the child’s father would take custody after his mother died.

You don't understand. The father HAD custody. The mother, who did not have custody, along with her boyfriend, kidnapped the child to take him on this ill fated trip. The extended family tried to get custody and failed. Seems like mommy was a bit of a player so Dad got full custody.

 

[Mack Brazile]

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On November 21, 1999, Elián's mother, her partner, and Elián fled Cuba by boat as part of a group of refugees attempting to reach the United States. The boat sank during the journey, and Elián's mother, along with most of the passengers, drowned. Elián was found floating on an inner tube and rescued by two fishermen, who turned him over to the U.S. Coast Guard. Elián was taken to a hospital and treated for dehydration and minor cuts. In addition to Elián, a young couple survived and reached shore separately.

The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) granted Elián temporary permission to stay in the U.S. and placed him with his great-uncle, Lázaro González, in Miami. His great-uncle wanted Elián to remain in the country, while his father, Juan Miguel González, sought his return to Cuba. This led to a high-profile and protracted custody battle involving his father, his Miami relatives, and U.S. and Cuban officials. Elián was returned to his father's custody after an INS raid on his Miami relatives' home on April 22, 2000.

The Socialist Demon Rats cheered Presdent Slick Willy on

His wife Hillary Rodham Clinton argued in her Harvard Education Review Article that children have individual rights independent from those of their parents.

https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/30351/0000753.pdf

Fuck that little Viva Fidel bastard

 

[Independent thinker]

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On November 21, 1999, Elián's mother, her partner, and Elián fled Cuba by boat as part of a group of refugees attempting to reach the United States. The boat sank during the journey, and Elián's mother, along with most of the passengers, drowned. Elián was found floating on an inner tube and rescued by two fishermen, who turned him over to the U.S. Coast Guard. Elián was taken to a hospital and treated for dehydration and minor cuts. In addition to Elián, a young couple survived and reached shore separately.

The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) granted Elián temporary permission to stay in the U.S. and placed him with his great-uncle, Lázaro González, in Miami. His great-uncle wanted Elián to remain in the country, while his father, Juan Miguel González, sought his return to Cuba. This led to a high-profile and protracted custody battle involving his father, his Miami relatives, and U.S. and Cuban officials. Elián was returned to his father's custody after an INS raid on his Miami relatives' home on April 22, 2000.

The Socialist Demon Rats cheered Presdent Slick Willy on

His wife Hillary Rodham Clinton argued in her Harvard Education Review Article that children have individual rights independent from those of their parents.

https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/30351/0000753.pdf

Yet the one millionth example of their hypocrisy and two tiered justice system.

 

[Marener]

Yet the one millionth example of their hypocrisy and two tiered justice system.

Hypocrisy? Aren’t you guys on record criticizing Central American parents for bringing their kids to the United States because the journey is too dangerous?

 

[Contumacious]

Hypocrisy? Aren’t you guys on record criticizing Central American parents for bringing their kids to the United States because the journey is too dangerous?

Little Elian Gonzalez meet Dred Scott:

In the case of Dred Scott, he and his wife Harriet filed a lawsuit in the St Louis, MO circuit court seeking their freedom .

The suit argued that their residence in a free territory (Illinois and Wisconsin) had made them free.

While the Circuit Court initially granted them their freedom, the decision was later overturned by the Missouri Supreme Court

UNBELIEVABLY The US Supreme Court ultimately denied Dred Scott his freedom, ruling that African Americans were not U.S. citizens and therefore had no standing to sue in federal court.

U.S. Border Patrol Deputy Chief Mike Sheehy said Elián and the two other survivors "would be offered the opportunity to reside here in the United States because under the law in effect then There was no provision to remove Cuban nationals to Cuba

 

[Contumacious]

The child was not deported. He was returned to the custody of his father. You know, parental rights and all.

There is nothing so stupid as a Republican, who would claim this child was deported.

None of you people have the most basic understanding of the law. No wonder you get duped into voting for a crook like Trump

Little Elian Gonzalez meet Dred Scott:

In the case of Dred Scott, he and his wife Harriet filed a lawsuit in the St Louis, MO circuit court seeking their freedom .

The suit argued that their residence in a free territory (Illinois and Wisconsin) had made them free.

While the Circuit Court initially granted them their freedom, the decision was later overturned by the Missouri Supreme Court

UNBELIEVABLY The US Supreme Court ultimately denied Dred Scott his freedom, ruling that African Americans were not U.S. citizens and therefore had no standing to sue in federal court.

U.S. Border Patrol Deputy Chief Mike Sheehy said Elián and the two other survivors "would be offered the opportunity to reside here in the United States because under the law in effect then There was no provision to remove Cuban nationals to Cuba

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

You don't understand. The father HAD custody. The mother, who did not have custody, along with her boyfriend, kidnapped the child to take him on this ill fated trip. The extended family tried to get custody and failed. Seems like mommy was a bit of a player so Dad got full custody.

A bit of a player? Funny I thought she must have been desperate to escape the father if she risked not just her own life which she ultimately lost, but the life of Elian as well.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

A bit of a player? Funny I thought she must have been desperate to escape the father if she risked not just her own life which she ultimately lost, but the life of Elian as well.

Desperate to escape the father! She was long divorced and had a boyfriend. That escape happened awhile ago. Father had full custody. The court must have had some basis for that. Boyfriend probably talked her into the trip.

 

[Contumacious]

Father had full custody.

HUH?

Can you provide a LINK to the website which shows the Court Order granting the father custody?

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

HUH?

Can you provide a LINK to the website which shows the Court Order granting the father custody?

The custody battle over Elian Gonzalez culminated in a legal dispute that was resolved in April 2000 when U.S. federal agents raided the Miami home of his relatives and reunited him with his father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez. The case was highly controversial, involving immigration policies, family law, and U.S.-Cuba relations. Ultimately, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a lower court decision, allowing Elian to return to Cuba with his father on June 28, 2000.

 

[postman]

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On November 21, 1999, Elián's mother, her partner, and Elián fled Cuba by boat as part of a group of refugees attempting to reach the United States. The boat sank during the journey, and Elián's mother, along with most of the passengers, drowned. Elián was found floating on an inner tube and rescued by two fishermen, who turned him over to the U.S. Coast Guard. Elián was taken to a hospital and treated for dehydration and minor cuts. In addition to Elián, a young couple survived and reached shore separately.

The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) granted Elián temporary permission to stay in the U.S. and placed him with his great-uncle, Lázaro González, in Miami. His great-uncle wanted Elián to remain in the country, while his father, Juan Miguel González, sought his return to Cuba. This led to a high-profile and protracted custody battle involving his father, his Miami relatives, and U.S. and Cuban officials. Elián was returned to his father's custody after an INS raid on his Miami relatives' home on April 22, 2000.

The Socialist Demon Rats cheered Presdent Slick Willy on

His wife Hillary Rodham Clinton argued in her Harvard Education Review Article that children have individual rights independent from those of their parents.

https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/30351/0000753.pdf

(INS) granted Elián temporary permission to stay in the U.S. and placed him with his great-uncle, Lázaro González, in Miami. His great-uncle wanted Elián to remain in the country, while his father, Juan Miguel González, sought his return to Cuba.

On top of that, Trump would have deported him to El Salvador.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

HUH?

Can you provide a LINK to the website which shows the Court Order granting the father custody?

Don't you understand that Elian Gonzalez, his father and mother were all Cuban nationals who had never been to the United States? Do you actually claim that no court in the word can issue effective orders but US courts? The divorce was granted in Cuba. The custody order came from a Cuban court.

 

[postman]

HUH?

Can you provide a LINK to the website which shows the Court Order granting the father custody?

AI Overview

If a custodial parent in a divorce dies, the court will generally grant custody to the other biological parent, provided they are deemed fit.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

AI Overview

If a custodial parent in a divorce dies, the court will generally grant custody to the other biological parent, provided they are deemed fit.

If a non custodial parent dies, there is no change of custody. Kidnapping a child is not a stand in for a change of custody proceeding.

 

[postman]

If a non custodial parent dies, there is no change of custody. Kidnapping a child is not a stand in for a change of custody proceeding.

He got full due process, even as an illegal alien seeking asylum (through his american relatives)

A Chronology Of The Elian Gonzalez Saga | Saving Elian | FRONTLINE | PBS

December 10
1999 Attorneys for Elian's relatives in Miami file a request for his political asylum.

January 7
2000 Elian's relatives in Miami file suit in state family court to have Lazaro Gonzalez declared the boy's guardian

January 12
2000 Attorney General Janet Reno ... tells the Gonzalez family it must file in federal court and she lifts the January 14 deadline to return Elian to his father in Cuba.

March 9
2000 U.S. District Judge dismisses political asylum lawsuit.

June 1
2000 A federal appeals court upholds the U.S. government's authority to deny Elian a political asylum hearing.

June 28
2000 Elian Gonzales and his father, stepmother and half brother arrive in Cuba to a jubilant reception. Their return comes just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court rejects a last-ditch effort by the Miami relatives to keep him in the U.S.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

He got full due process, even as an illegal alien seeking asylum (through his american relatives)

A Chronology Of The Elian Gonzalez Saga | Saving Elian | FRONTLINE | PBS

December 10
1999 Attorneys for Elian's relatives in Miami file a request for his political asylum.

January 7
2000 Elian's relatives in Miami file suit in state family court to have Lazaro Gonzalez declared the boy's guardian

January 12
2000 Attorney General Janet Reno ... tells the Gonzalez family it must file in federal court and she lifts the January 14 deadline to return Elian to his father in Cuba.

March 9
2000 U.S. District Judge dismisses political asylum lawsuit.

June 1
2000 A federal appeals court upholds the U.S. government's authority to deny Elian a political asylum hearing.

June 28
2000 Elian Gonzales and his father, stepmother and half brother arrive in Cuba to a jubilant reception. Their return comes just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court rejects a last-ditch effort by the Miami relatives to keep him in the U.S.

March 9.

Why was the political asylum claim dismissed?

Because the court held that Elian was too young to ask for political asylum. The claim had to be made by the custodial parent.

June 1
That decision was upheld.

 

[Zincwarrior]

I voted for the old guy war hero with the bad arm.

 

[postman]

I voted for the old guy war hero with the bad arm.

That could have been Bob Dole, seriously wounded WWII veteran

Or also John McCain who "wartime injuries left him permanently unable to raise his arms above his head."