Anonymous wrote:if he's deporting white people what kind of america does he want??
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The problem is rules were never enforced so now that rules are being enforced people are getting upset.
If you come on a working visa you have to continue to maintain you do not have an intent to stay permanently in the US. He had been in the US "for a better part of a decade". It sounds from the article he intended to make his life in the US.
The article says Jonathan says the official suggested he was carrying human remains and sent for Centers for Disease Control agents to assess the empty ashes urn. He says when he explained he had been living in the US for more than five years, he was asked: “Oh you live here, do you?”
Jonathan says: “Then he told me I didn’t have the right visa – apparently saying I lived there showed that I had intent to stay and not leave.”
I don't understand your rationalization. His visa was not expired. When I did a semester abroad in Spain, I said I "lived" there. What in the world is your point? What rule?
Who are you actually trying to save America for?
The reason you and the other PP - maybe you are the same person - sound like you are in the Trump administration is because you are rationalizing actions taken by the this horrific and sadistic administration after the fact. You sound like you are feeding chat gpt and lamely coming up with explanations that you don't fully understand.
No intelligent and sincere person thinks that this behavior is making our country safer or better off. You are ruining the tourist industry and deporting innocent people. You will be villains in the History books. Your children grandchildren will revile you.
Anonymous wrote:if he's deporting white people what kind of america does he want??
Anonymous wrote:The problem is rules were never enforced so now that rules are being enforced people are getting upset.
If you come on a working visa you have to continue to maintain you do not have an intent to stay permanently in the US. He had been in the US "for a better part of a decade". It sounds from the article he intended to make his life in the US.
The article says Jonathan says the official suggested he was carrying human remains and sent for Centers for Disease Control agents to assess the empty ashes urn. He says when he explained he had been living in the US for more than five years, he was asked: “Oh you live here, do you?”
Jonathan says: “Then he told me I didn’t have the right visa – apparently saying I lived there showed that I had intent to stay and not leave.”
Anonymous wrote:This is terrible. He had all the right papers.
No foreigner in their right mind would come here now.
Anonymous wrote:The problem is rules were never enforced so now that rules are being enforced people are getting upset.
If you come on a working visa you have to continue to maintain you do not have an intent to stay permanently in the US. He had been in the US "for a better part of a decade". It sounds from the article he intended to make his life in the US.
The article says Jonathan says the official suggested he was carrying human remains and sent for Centers for Disease Control agents to assess the empty ashes urn. He says when he explained he had been living in the US for more than five years, he was asked: “Oh you live here, do you?”
Jonathan says: “Then he told me I didn’t have the right visa – apparently saying I lived there showed that I had intent to stay and not leave.”
Anonymous wrote:he probably has brown skin. That’s all he needed to have
Anonymous wrote:he probably has brown skin. That’s all he needed to have
Anonymous wrote:I am a naturalized US citizen and my dad is a green card holder. Dad isn’t flying anywhere for sure; I don’t think I am, either.
But one thing is clear: I should not have any even slightly weird items on me. No urns, no tattoos, no frog embryos (yes a real case of a white woman on a visa), etc etc.
Stay safe everyone and let’s hope it’s only 4 years. I’ve lived something similar in my country 20-30 years ago so I have a bit more immunity than most Americans but I am starting to get unnerved too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now they're deporting Australians. Why???
Nothing makes sense.
Also, where does Kristi Noem find all the sadists?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/apr/11/australian-with-us-working-visa-detained-insulted-deported
The article doesn't say why his visa was canceled, but does contain a fair amount of unsubstantiated quotations that beg credulity (as if they were enhanced by The Guardian article author).
Also, in a decision on Bourfa v. Mayorkas, the court unanimously affirmed the secretary’s discretion to cancel approved immigration petitions “for what he deems to be good and sufficient cause” under 8 United States Code (USC) §1155, with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson delivering the court’s opinion.
They don't "beg credulity" at all. You're a moron living in denial.
PP, I don’t disagree with your assessment, but I fear that poster is more than that. I really think someone from the administration — or perhaps from a pro-Trump think tank — has, as part of their job, the duty to monitor DCUM and post here. Do we really think the typical DCUM poster would be citing Mayorkas and the USC off the top like that? This person is U.S. based, is probably an lawyer, and has a specific style which is pretty recognizable.
I am the least likely conspiracy theorist around and I have been thinking exactly this!
Why would they waste time here arguing on DCUM when they have the White House and Congress?
Seems like some folks don't like having their opinions challenged
Anonymous wrote:Now they're deporting Australians. Why???
Nothing makes sense.
Also, where does Kristi Noem find all the sadists?
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/apr/11/australian-with-us-working-visa-detained-insulted-deported