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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They could have sent him back to Ireland 5 months ago but instead are essentially keeping him in a concentration camp instead? [/quote] No, he has chosen to stay in detention. He will be released if he agrees to deportation. He will not be released back into the US absent legal status that allows him to stay. That status could be conferred by a judge pending his green card issuance, or not. [/quote] He has a right to a bond hearing, but they are illegally denying him that. That would get him out while he awaits a hearing on whether he actually violated any immigration law, which has not been determined. He missed his green card hearing because he’s locked up. [/quote] It’s quite likely his application had some fraud indicators. We don’t actually know what is going on behind the scenes.[/quote] So your rank speculation is somehow justification for indefinite detention in inhumane conditions? You people are sick.[/quote] Is it speculation when we know that USCIS is no longer turning a blind eye to fraud flags? I’m not justifying the detention in horrible conditions. That needs to be fixed. But this individual was not randomly picked up.[/quote] Yes, you are speculating because you have no actual information about fraud. If he committed fraud, then they can prove that in a hearing. But they are refusing to do that. Probably because they have no evidence and are instead using the indefinite detention and inhumane conditions to force him to agree to deportation. That’s their whole immigration strategy.[/quote] Summary deportation was a condition of his visa if he overstayed. I don’t know why they don’t just ship him home.[/quote]
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