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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is one of the stories that breaks my heart. Even on DCUM, people keep arguing that the Trump administration is actually trying to end [i]illegal[/i] immigration while supporting those who come legally. And even on DCUM, people keep urging the protesters to find a better champion of the cause than person X, Y, or Z whose narrative's the Trump administration has already controlled -- in many ways dishonestly and disingenuously. Well here is a clear-cut miscarriage of justice! This guys is a professional athlete, a beloved community member, and a dad. He came legally. He did everything right. I repeat: HE WAS HERE LEGALLY. He has no criminal record. There is no other way to spin this story (though I fear for him now because I know Kristi will try). The only thing against Jerce Reyes Barrios are a tattoo and a social media photo with the rock n roll gesture. This is an atrocity. We cannot allow this to happen. There is no excuse. We should all be protesting every day and crying every night. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/may/08/cecot-detained-family-impact [/quote]Perhaps he shouldn't be in El Salvador, but [b]this looks like another fake asylum case[/b], and he shouldn't be in America either. He just wants to work in America, maybe professional soccer.[/quote] How in the world would you know this??? (Where some of you get the gall is beyond me.) He fled a socialist regime that the US supposedly opposes after being tortured for protesting. He entered lthe US egally, passed the credible fear interview, and had an asylum hearing scheduled. He was an upstanding citizen everywhere he ever lived. THIS IS WHO YOU KEEP SAYING WE WANT IN THIS COUNTRY. [/quote]One child still in Venezuela. First thing he does after getting asylum will be to visit Venezuela.[/quote] Thank you for mentioning how often "asylum seekers" visit the country that is so unsafe for them.[/quote]
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