Anonymous wrote:this is where US citizens will need to decide whether to vacate with their "illegal" family members or have their families separated.

You guys remember the story of the woman Trump voter whose husband of 20 years was deported in his first term?

Expect lots of that, I guess.

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Anonymous wrote:Just Latinos? Asians? Middle eastern people? Where is the line? Is it only “illegals”? How do we determine who gets the stay and who is rounded up? Where do they go when they are rounded up? How do you know what country to put them in?

The ones here illegally. Next question

Okay - how are you planning on doing that? Round up anybody who looks brown and yellow and make them show you their papers? If they aren't here legally you are going to put them on a bus, cross to Mexico and dump them there? How do you round them up? Go knocking on doors? Have GRB type police find people? How will this be implemented?

I had to show my papers to vote yesterday.

Why can’t people show their papers when asked?

You do not have to “ show paper” to vote.

We have to show a picture ID in Georgia.

In Florida too.

AZ too! They made my sister show her passport.

Why the passport, is she brown?

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Anonymous wrote:Just Latinos? Asians? Middle eastern people? Where is the line? Is it only “illegals”? How do we determine who gets the stay and who is rounded up? Where do they go when they are rounded up? How do you know what country to put them in?

My husband grew up in the EU, and, even though he is naturalized here, I’m terrified trump will deport him back to Europe!

I volunteer as tribute.

But seriously I am feeling very jealous of the people I know who hold other passports these days.

Anonymous wrote:With the way Latino vote is trending, will Democrats start supporting mass deportations?

This Democrat is feeling very ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ anymore, honestly. You voted for it, well you got it.

I will probably regret saying this because tomorrow - or Jan 20 - he will do something that still manages to shock, but: I think at this point no reasonable person can be surprised by who he is or what he does. There will still be millions of people - like myself - who very much did not vote for this, and does not want any part of it. But I'm in the minority. So, here we now face the consequences of living in a democracy.

Anonymous wrote:Call them what they are, illegal immigrants. They broke the law coming into the US and they want us to feel bad for separating families? Blame your parent for breaking the law. The kid can either go into foster care, stay with family, or go back with said parent. Why is this so hard to figure out?

I didn't vote for Trump, couldn't stomach to do so, but will sit back a watch how everything unfolds.

Not all of the people they are talking about are "illegal." Asylum seekers are here legally, for example, but are often thought of as illegal by low information people.

this is where US citizens will need to decide whether to vacate with their "illegal" family members or have their families separated.

Anonymous wrote:Call them what they are, illegal immigrants. They broke the law coming into the US and they want us to feel bad for separating families? Blame your parent for breaking the law. The kid can either go into foster care, stay with family, or go back with said parent. Why is this so hard to figure out?

I didn't vote for Trump, couldn't stomach to do so, but will sit back a watch how everything unfolds.

That’s offensive! The correct term is “noncitizen.”

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Anonymous wrote:People don't seem to understand that ICE doesn't have a crystal ball that automatically tells them who the "legal" immigrants are. If you are not white, you may get caught up in the dragnet.

Now you may be thinking, "no big deal! I'll just prove my citizenship!" But what if they don't accept your documentation? What if they think you are faking your identity? The people making these decisions are going to be motivated to deport as many people as possible.

Just go to any Home Depot or African braiding shop after they get the criminals out.

By any means, go to her african braiding shop. You have no idea what trap you're walking into.

Anonymous wrote:People don't seem to understand that ICE doesn't have a crystal ball that automatically tells them who the "legal" immigrants are. If you are not white, you may get caught up in the dragnet.

Now you may be thinking, "no big deal! I'll just prove my citizenship!" But what if they don't accept your documentation? What if they think you are faking your identity? The people making these decisions are going to be motivated to deport as many people as possible.

Just go to any Home Depot or African braiding shop after they get the criminals out.

Call them what they are, illegal immigrants. They broke the law coming into the US and they want us to feel bad for separating families? Blame your parent for breaking the law. The kid can either go into foster care, stay with family, or go back with said parent. Why is this so hard to figure out?

I didn't vote for Trump, couldn't stomach to do so, but will sit back a watch how everything unfolds.

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Inside Trump’s Plan to Deport Millions

When asked by the hosts of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton radio show how the mass deportations project would be realized, Miller said it would require a “switch to indiscriminate or large-scale enforcement activities.” Miller described going to every place where there are known congregations of “illegals” and taking people to federal detention.

To detain immigrants before carrying out their deportations, Miller said the Trump administration would build massive holding facilities that could accommodate between 50,000 to 70,000 people at any given time. Such an undertaking, he said, “would be greater than any national infrastructure project we’ve done to date.”

Unfortunately, the Latinos who voted for Trump have no idea what they have started.

The same way wealthy white people in the suburbs don't want poorer whites in affordable housing in their backyard, latinos don't want other latinos competing for their jobs

Except in this case Miller is also talking about denaturalizing people. Some people are literally voting on having their own citizenship stripped and deported. This won’t just be Latinos. Trump HATES Chinese people. I’d expect a lot of them to be called spies, denaturalized, and deported.

If things get bad, I’d love to be repatriated to my ancestral home Ireland or sent to penal colony Australia on the American taxpayers.

What country were you born in? They’re talking about people born in other places and naturalized (and not rich obvs).

Anonymous wrote:Just Latinos? Asians? Middle eastern people? Where is the line? Is it only “illegals”? How do we determine who gets the stay and who is rounded up? Where do they go when they are rounded up? How do you know what country to put them in?

My husband grew up in the EU, and, even though he is naturalized here, I’m terrified trump will deport him back to Europe!

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Anonymous wrote:I think Trump will start by sending the illegals to California and Illinois- states whose governors have made it clear they will not comply.

Once those states get a few more million illegals they will need federal help or go bankrupt.

Isn’t that breaking his promise? He said they would be deported.

Yeah Trump definitely won’t be moving them around the country. That’s not what he and Stephen Miller want.

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Inside Trump’s Plan to Deport Millions

When asked by the hosts of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton radio show how the mass deportations project would be realized, Miller said it would require a “switch to indiscriminate or large-scale enforcement activities.” Miller described going to every place where there are known congregations of “illegals” and taking people to federal detention.

To detain immigrants before carrying out their deportations, Miller said the Trump administration would build massive holding facilities that could accommodate between 50,000 to 70,000 people at any given time. Such an undertaking, he said, “would be greater than any national infrastructure project we’ve done to date.”

Unfortunately, the Latinos who voted for Trump have no idea what they have started.

The same way wealthy white people in the suburbs don't want poorer whites in affordable housing in their backyard, latinos don't want other latinos competing for their jobs

Except in this case Miller is also talking about denaturalizing people. Some people are literally voting on having their own citizenship stripped and deported. This won’t just be Latinos. Trump HATES Chinese people. I’d expect a lot of them to be called spies, denaturalized, and deported.

If things get bad, I’d love to be repatriated to my ancestral home Ireland or sent to penal colony Australia on the American taxpayers.

Anonymous wrote:I think Trump will start by sending the illegals to California and Illinois- states whose governors have made it clear they will not comply.

Once those states get a few more million illegals they will need federal help or go bankrupt.

Isn’t that breaking his promise? He said they would be deported.