Are you terrified that YOU could be wrongly deported and then the US would refuse to bring you back?
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Anonymous
| I don’t understand why this isn’t terrifying every person in the US right now. You don’t need to have brown skin to get caught up in this. |
Anonymous
| Yes, I am. Also afraid it could happened someone I care about. |
Anonymous
No, not worried. |
Anonymous
| Yes. Well more about my children than myself. I am scared and so very sad. |
Anonymous
| Not at all, and we have family members who are biracial and Hispanic. |
Anonymous
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Also not worried and certainly not terrified.
Monitoring with more than usual attention, though. |
Anonymous
| Not worried for my personal safety because clearly ones appearance and last name are pretty relevant. But desperately afraid for what this means for millions of people living in this country. And profoundly ashamed for what the US has so quickly become. |
Anonymous
if you have any sort of anti-trump social media or texts, you should be worried, but sure, if you are a white MAGA then you have nothing t worry about. |
Anonymous
| I am an immigrant and not terrified at all. |
Anonymous
| Yes, esp for my mother, legal immigrant and citizen. She is brown, voted for Harris and wants to travel internationally this year. I'm like nooooooooo!!! |
Anonymous
I flew internationally several times this year, no issues at Dulles airport at all. And I am not even a citizen of US. |
Anonymous
| We are scaring the right people: law-breaking illegal immigrants. |
Anonymous
Wow no one believes that. American citizens are kidnapped off the street and sent to Gulags with no trial or due process. I remember when the right care about sh#t like this and the constitution. |
Anonymous
Outline the list of actions that you personally took to free these American citizens? Did you hire them a lawyer? |
Anonymous
WTAF are you talking about fool? |