Stuck in Limbo ....Migrants Deported to Panama Ask: ‘Where Am I Going to Go?’

[JBG]

"Migrants Deported to Panama Ask: ‘Where Am I Going to Go?’ Dozens of stranded migrants sleep on mattresses in a school gymnasium. In interviews, 25 deportees from around the world said they were stuck in limbo." (headline and sub-headline) (link, paywall free, excerpts below):

When the first buses of newly freed migrants arrived this month in Panama City from a detention camp at the edge of a jungle, three people were visibly ill. One needed H.I.V. treatment, a lawyer said, another had run out of insulin and a third was suffering from seizures.
Confusion, chaos and fear reigned. “What am I going to do?” one migrant wondered aloud. “Where am I going to go?”
These are questions being asked by dozens of migrants deported to Panama last month by the Trump administration, part of the president’s sweeping efforts to expel millions of people from the United States.

The intelligent question is did these people or the ones who organized their migration to the U.S. really believe that they could rely on an inherently illegal process and policy? Maybe the migrants themselves, or some of them, are illiterate simpletons. But did these people organize their own transport? Who told them they should come to the U.S.?

The European immigrants of the early 20th Century were led to believe that "the streets were paved with gold" but they did not rely on the government to guarantee it. Trump may not be everyone's favorite. He's not mine. But he's not "the Grinch who stole Christmas" or some random "meanie." No one had a right to rely on any ability to break the law forever.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Q: "Where am I going to go?"

A: "Back to wherever you came from."

 

[The Irish Ram]

Anywhere you passed on the way to breaking into our house...

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Are we really supposed to feel sorry for this slime? They should have thought about what was going to happen to them before they broke in to the country.

 

[Edgetho]

"Migrants Deported to Panama Ask: ‘Where Am I Going to Go?’ Dozens of stranded migrants sleep on mattresses in a school gymnasium. In interviews, 25 deportees from around the world said they were stuck in limbo." (headline and sub-headline) (link, paywall free, excerpts below):

The intelligent question is did these people or the ones who organized their migration to the U.S. really believe that they could rely on an inherently illegal process and policy? Maybe the migrants themselves, or some of them, are illiterate simpletons. But did these people organize their own transport? Who told them they should come to the U.S.?

The European immigrants of the early 20th Century were led to believe that "the streets were paved with gold" but they did not rely on the government to guarantee it. Trump may not be everyone's favorite. He's not mine. But he's not "the Grinch who stole Christmas" or some random "meanie." No one had a right to rely on any ability to break the law forever.

I know several illegals. Most of them are nice people and just want to live their lives, raise a family and not have to worry about the local dimocraps stealing their money and raping their wives, sisters and daughters. They just want a safe place to live. And they're willing to work for it.

I was talking to one the other day and she was close to tears, visibly very nervous, worried about what would happen to her. I told her what I know -- ICE isn't looking for people minding their own business but if they happen to catch you while rolling up some law-breakers or gang-bangers, you're going buh-bye.

I told her not to associate with those types, (which she shouldn't anyway) and to steer way clear of them and she'd almost certainly be okay.

One girl I used to know is Venezuelan and was a hardcore Chavista. If she weren't married to an American, I would have dropped a dime on that bitch in a heart beat. Haven't seen her in a long time. Maybe she went back. Good riddance

But the majority of them are decent people.

 

[1srelluc]

They are gone, nobody cares.

 

[TemplarKormac]

I know several illegals. Most of them are nice people and just want to live their lives, raise a family and not have to worry about the local dimocraps stealing their money and raping their wives, sisters and daughters. They just want a safe place to live. And they're willing to work for it.

I was talking to one the other day and she was close to tears, visibly very nervous, worried about what would happen to her. I told her what I know -- ICE isn't looking for people minding their own business but if they happen to catch you while rolling up some law-breakers or gang-bangers, you're going buh-bye.

I told her not to associate with those types, (which she shouldn't anyway) and to steer way clear of them and she'd almost certainly be okay.

One girl I used to know is Venezuelan and was a hardcore Chavista. If she weren't married to an American, I would have dropped a dime on that bitch in a heart beat. Haven't seen her in a long time. Maybe she went back. Good riddance

But the majority of them are decent people.

No doubt.

However, the one thing they could have avoided was exposing themselves to this kind of pain and suffering by obeying our laws. Now they are constantly on the lam. All that unnecessary stress and anxiety. Exposing themselves and their families to that. I personally see that as selfish.

 

[Edgetho]

No doubt.

However, the one thing they could have avoided was exposing themselves to this kind of pain and suffering by obeying our laws. Now they are constantly on the lam. All that unnecessary stress and anxiety. Exposing themselves and their families to that. I personally see that as selfish.

It's just not that easy. You can't get near most American Consulates in those Countries.

Virtually all of which are socialist shitholes. Mexico is socialist, Venezuela is socialist, there might be one or two that aren't. Maybe.

Even the countries that were touted as 'socialist successes' by the DISGUSTING FILTH (Ecuador, Venezuela, etc) have fallen into corruption, fighting, gang warfare and the usual dimocrap scum problems..... Theft, corruption, incompetence, etc.

Remember when the DISGUSTING FILTH declared that Mugabe was a 'Practical socialist'? I'd post it but Newsbleat has scrubbed it. Like the DISGUSTING FILTH does to most of its embarrassing failures.

Many of those immigrants could be our most ardent, our most enthusiastic supporters of Capitalism. Too many resident punkass bitches have had it too good, so good that they think they are entitled to anything they want and the only thing keeping them from getting it is __________. Hence, the dimocrap scum party, which promises to give them whatever they want if they just vote for the scummiest, filthiest most corrupt political party in human history.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Many of those immigrants could be our most ardent, our most enthusiastic supporters of Capitalism

Even still, I'm an ardent believer of "the road to hell is paved with good intentions."

I want to have mercy on these people, but the law is still there. We have people who obeyed it to get here.

And I hate to say it, but sometimes "mercy" and "law" are not compatible. Most of the time it can be, but sometimes it just isn't.

 

[TemplarKormac]

It's just not that easy. You can't get near most American Consulates in those Countries.

Why is that?

 

[imawhosure]

"Migrants Deported to Panama Ask: ‘Where Am I Going to Go?’ Dozens of stranded migrants sleep on mattresses in a school gymnasium. In interviews, 25 deportees from around the world said they were stuck in limbo." (headline and sub-headline) (link, paywall free, excerpts below):

The intelligent question is did these people or the ones who organized their migration to the U.S. really believe that they could rely on an inherently illegal process and policy? Maybe the migrants themselves, or some of them, are illiterate simpletons. But did these people organize their own transport? Who told them they should come to the U.S.?

The European immigrants of the early 20th Century were led to believe that "the streets were paved with gold" but they did not rely on the government to guarantee it. Trump may not be everyone's favorite. He's not mine. But he's not "the Grinch who stole Christmas" or some random "meanie." No one had a right to rely on any ability to break the law forever.

Q: "Where am I going to go?"

A: "Back to wherever you came from."

I know several illegals. Most of them are nice people and just want to live their lives, raise a family and not have to worry about the local dimocraps stealing their money and raping their wives, sisters and daughters. They just want a safe place to live. And they're willing to work for it.

I was talking to one the other day and she was close to tears, visibly very nervous, worried about what would happen to her. I told her what I know -- ICE isn't looking for people minding their own business but if they happen to catch you while rolling up some law-breakers or gang-bangers, you're going buh-bye.

I told her not to associate with those types, (which she shouldn't anyway) and to steer way clear of them and she'd almost certainly be okay.

One girl I used to know is Venezuelan and was a hardcore Chavista. If she weren't married to an American, I would have dropped a dime on that bitch in a heart beat. Haven't seen her in a long time. Maybe she went back. Good riddance

But the majority of them are decent people.

LOLOLOLOLOLOL, they can go wherever they want, except to THESE UNITED STATES of AMERICA! And..........you and your friends, can finance them, hehehehehehehehehehe, you sorry SOB!

 

[Godboy]

I know several illegals. Most of them are nice people

Well they can take their nice asses back to their shithole country of origin.

 

[Manonthestreet]

 

[jwoodie]

So were these people illegal alien criminals who were deported back to Panama? If so, what is the problem? If not, who are they?

 

[Edgetho]

My stance on this hasn't changed from Day 1.

Sponge Brains Shits Pants shouldn't have let them in. Period.

I feel the same way about a girl who accidentally got pregnant. She shouldn't have; but she did. 'Deporting' the unborn baby is no solution.

The illegals are already here, it's a fait accompli. Can't change the past. OTOH we shouldn't compound the mistake by making another, maybe worse, mistake.

The criminals, the gang-bangers? Ship them out. Yesterday. After we beat them severely. The people that are here and being good citizens -- In many cases, better citizens than some of our native-born knuckleheads -- I can think of thousands of dimocrap scum I'd like to deport instead.

YMMV

 

[Independent thinker]

"Migrants Deported to Panama Ask: ‘Where Am I Going to Go?’ Dozens of stranded migrants sleep on mattresses in a school gymnasium. In interviews, 25 deportees from around the world said they were stuck in limbo." (headline and sub-headline) (link, paywall free, excerpts below):

The intelligent question is did these people or the ones who organized their migration to the U.S. really believe that they could rely on an inherently illegal process and policy? Maybe the migrants themselves, or some of them, are illiterate simpletons. But did these people organize their own transport? Who told them they should come to the U.S.?

The European immigrants of the early 20th Century were led to believe that "the streets were paved with gold" but they did not rely on the government to guarantee it. Trump may not be everyone's favorite. He's not mine. But he's not "the Grinch who stole Christmas" or some random "meanie." No one had a right to rely on any ability to break the law forever.

They should have thought of that before coming here illegally. But, by all means, yes, get the word out. Biden & Co kept on getting the word out that if you come here legally, we will welcome you and pamper you. Let these people now that if you come here illegally, life will be a bigger bitch than you can possibly imagine and then they will quit coming, which is already happening.

 

[skye]

You break the Law, you pay.

That's the way it is.

 

[BluesLegend]

"Migrants Deported to Panama Ask: ‘Where Am I Going to Go?’

Boo freaking hoo. They managed to travel 2,000 miles to enter our country illegally I think they can manage.

 

[BluesLegend]

You break the Law, you pay.

That's the way it is.

Joe Biden told them come on in, ignore the law I do. I bet they regret that, now they are banned from ever returning.

 

[DonGlock26]

"Migrants Deported to Panama Ask: ‘Where Am I Going to Go?’

Go home.