Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Trump got delayed illegally by a district court in Massachusetts telling him not to deport to a third country. Supreme Court sided with Trump. The judge looked at the dissent and claimed his original order stands. Supreme Court sided with Trump again, and said if judge ignored feel free to seek mandamus relief.

Then some of the people filed a claim in DC trying to get an injunction. That judge looked at what the Supreme Court did, and said he wanted no part of it, sent it to the judge in Massachusetts who has no authority. He dismissed the case.

I think those people are on the way to Sudan now.
Illegals, leave now to where you want, or you might end up in Sudan.

How is it reasonable to ship someone to Sudan for the crime of trying to feed their family?

Are we becoming like muslim extremists who would chop a starving person's hand off for stealing a piece of bread? Sure seems that way.

"Trying to feed their family"...........

My god, they accidentally found criminals as they swept up thousands of harmless people?!

Will wonders never cease?

This simply shows how the left wing media and Democrats are manipulating some of you to think that ICE agents are the bad guys.

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The Iranian gov't discovered Afghans were unknowingly building drones for israelis inside Iran to be used to assassinate their nuclear scientists. So they just decided to deport 100,000 people a week. That's the number America has deported in 7 months.

Iran deported 450,000 with a lesser budget, far less technological tools and overall inferior deportation infrastructure and you are telling me we can't deport at least a million a month.

Iran has little regard for human rights. Iran executes people for acts like drinking alcohol, same-sex relationships, and "adultery" (punishable by stoning). The government brutally represses political dissent. It discriminates hugely against women. It persecutes minorities. It tortures prisoners. It severely limits free speech.

We are not Iran...yet.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump got delayed illegally by a district court in Massachusetts telling him not to deport to a third country. Supreme Court sided with Trump. The judge looked at the dissent and claimed his original order stands. Supreme Court sided with Trump again, and said if judge ignored feel free to seek mandamus relief.

Then some of the people filed a claim in DC trying to get an injunction. That judge looked at what the Supreme Court did, and said he wanted no part of it, sent it to the judge in Massachusetts who has no authority. He dismissed the case.

I think those people are on the way to Sudan now.
Illegals, leave now to where you want, or you might end up in Sudan.

How is it reasonable to ship someone to Sudan for the crime of trying to feed their family?

Are we becoming like muslim extremists who would chop a starving person's hand off for stealing a piece of bread? Sure seems that way.

"Trying to feed their family"...........

My god, they accidentally found criminals as they swept up thousands of harmless people?!

Will wonders never cease?

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump got delayed illegally by a district court in Massachusetts telling him not to deport to a third country. Supreme Court sided with Trump. The judge looked at the dissent and claimed his original order stands. Supreme Court sided with Trump again, and said if judge ignored feel free to seek mandamus relief.

Then some of the people filed a claim in DC trying to get an injunction. That judge looked at what the Supreme Court did, and said he wanted no part of it, sent it to the judge in Massachusetts who has no authority. He dismissed the case.

I think those people are on the way to Sudan now.
Illegals, leave now to where you want, or you might end up in Sudan.

How is it reasonable to ship someone to Sudan for the crime of trying to feed their family?

Are we becoming like muslim extremists who would chop a starving person's hand off for stealing a piece of bread? Sure seems that way.

"Trying to feed their family"...........

My god, they accidentally found criminals as they swept up thousands of harmless people?!

Will wonders never cease?

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TPS stands for TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS

Correct. It is supposed to be temporary and is not a path to citizenship. However, both Democrat and Republican presidents have tended to extend TPS status, resulting in some groups being here for decades.

I'll be curious to see if Trump targets Salvadoreans next given his close relationship to Bukele.

Is he going to bribe him or tell him that he’s pretty and smart?

The Iranian gov't discovered Afghans were unknowingly building drones for israelis inside Iran to be used to assassinate their nuclear scientists. So they just decided to deport 100,000 people a week. That's the number America has deported in 7 months.

Iran deported 450,000 with a lesser budget, far less technological tools and overall inferior deportation infrastructure and you are telling me we can't deport at least a million a month.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump got delayed illegally by a district court in Massachusetts telling him not to deport to a third country. Supreme Court sided with Trump. The judge looked at the dissent and claimed his original order stands. Supreme Court sided with Trump again, and said if judge ignored feel free to seek mandamus relief.

Then some of the people filed a claim in DC trying to get an injunction. That judge looked at what the Supreme Court did, and said he wanted no part of it, sent it to the judge in Massachusetts who has no authority. He dismissed the case.

I think those people are on the way to Sudan now.
Illegals, leave now to where you want, or you might end up in Sudan.

How is it reasonable to ship someone to Sudan for the crime of trying to feed their family?

Are we becoming like muslim extremists who would chop a starving person's hand off for stealing a piece of bread? Sure seems that way.

"Trying to feed their family"...........

Anonymous wrote:DP...here is an article

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/06/trump-voting-family-canadian-mother-detained-immigration-status


And the reason ICE moves them from facility to facility is that each one can charge the US government (ie taxpayers) for a full day, even if they are only there for a few hours. So each day, ICE is revolving people across facilities while the prison owners reap the rewards.

This is a transfer of tax dollars to the deportation prison business. Billions of dollars. This was what this country voted for.

Obviously there is a small minority of immigrants that are violent criminals and that cannot possibly sustain this billion dollar scheme. This scheme depends on deporting anyone the machine can get their hands on. It is destructive and stupid and we chose it

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On June 13, 2025, ICE arrested Cynthia Ivanna Olivera, an illegal alien from Canada, who was previously deported and chose to ignore our law and again illegally entered the country.

A judge issued her a final order of removal in 1999, and she was deported to Canada. That same year, she reentered the country illegally AGAIN. Reentering the county after being deported is a FELONY. She will remain in ICE custody pending removal to Canada.

We encourage all illegal aliens to take control of their departure with the CBP Home App. The United States is offering illegal aliens $1,000 and a free flight to self-deport now. We encourage every person here illegally to take advantage of this offer and reserve the chance to come back to the U.S. the right legal way to live the American dream. If not, you will be arrested and deported without a chance to return.

DP...here is an article

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jul/06/trump-voting-family-canadian-mother-detained-immigration-status


And the reason ICE moves them from facility to facility is that each one can charge the US government (ie taxpayers) for a full day, even if they are only there for a few hours. So each day, ICE is revolving people across facilities while the prison owners reap the rewards.

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Less than zero sympathy for this cruel imbecile, I hope she is locked up in alligator alcatraz. She is an enthusiastic Trump supporter who supported Trump’s anti immigrant policies (you cannot make this s$it up) and her US citizen husband voted for Trump and now “wants his vote back” LOL. One of the many idiots who voted for Trump and are now in the FO phase because they thought others were going to suffer but not them.

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Anonymous wrote:
How is it reasonable to ship someone to Sudan for the crime of trying to feed their family?

Sounds like you don't think they should be deported anywhere.

DP. I can't speak for the PP but I think the choice of Sudan is very troubling given that it's undergoing a civil war and a humanitarian crisis. Things are so bad there that the U.S. Embassy in Khartoum has suspended operations.

All administrations have deported migrants from countries that wouldn't take them back to third countries, but those third countries tended to be more politically stable, like Mexico, Guatemala, or Costa Rica. Sending someone who is not from there to Sudan, Djibouti, or CECOT in El Salvador is not reasonable. Justices Sotomayor and Jackson recently argued that deporting migrants to a war-torn country like South Sudan risked torture or death, violating international obligations like the Convention Against Torture. The administration’s decision to hold the migrants in Djibouti was also criticized for subjecting them and the ICE officers guarding them to harsh conditions, including extreme heat and threats of rocket attacks.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

TPS stands for TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUS

Correct. It is supposed to be temporary and is not a path to citizenship. However, both Democrat and Republican presidents have tended to extend TPS status, resulting in some groups being here for decades.

I'll be curious to see if Trump targets Salvadoreans next given his close relationship to Bukele.

Anonymous wrote:
How is it reasonable to ship someone to Sudan for the crime of trying to feed their family?

Sounds like you don't think they should be deported anywhere.