Rant No i can't leave this place...

[brassmonkey]

got dammit anchor baby drama. quoted from comments. he exposed his parents! they are going to get deported... let me get the fuck out of here!!!

His mother admits that they were lying and fraudulently filled out visa applications and such, including listing Mexico as his country of birth. She is in the country illegally and gave a false name for his birth certificate. The brother was also 100% illegal. This is a valueless family of liars and fraudsters, not exactly the type to make America great again. Trump and his supporters completely lack dignity, honor and every other positive virtue, and the ICE scum and their cop allies basically commit more felonies than any other group of people in America. 99.9% cowardly trash. As much as it hurts I have to agree with the moron Trump...we are a sovereign country and it benefits every American to stop the flow of Mexicans and such. We need to closely control who gets in. The lack of doing so puts everyone at risk and the flood of illiterate criminals dilutes whatever greatness America still possesses. The first action these people take on American soil is a criminal act....so it doesn't exactly make for a good first impression. They still flood across our borders and into our "concentration camps", knowing full well what to expect.



Galicia lives in the border city of Edinburg, Texas, and was traveling north with a group of friends when they were stopped at a Border Patrol inland checkpoint. According to Galan and the Morning News, agents apprehended Galicia on suspicion that he was in the U.S. illegally even though he had a Texas state ID.

Galicia was detained for three weeks by the Border Patrol, then transferred to the ICE detention center. Galan said she believes Galicia was "absolutely" a victim of racial profiling. The others in the vehicle with him were all Latinos, including his 17-year-old brother Marlon, who was born in Mexico and was in the U.S. illegally. Marlon told the Morning News that he agreed to be returned to Mexico.

"I'm so thankful Francisco is free and he can sleep at home tonight and see his mom," Galan said. ICE and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which oversees the Border Patrol, jointly issued a statement Wednesday accusing Galicia of having provided "conflicting reports regarding status of citizenship" while detained, without providing specifics. Galan said Tuesday that Galicia's mother had incorrectly applied for a tourist visa for him that suggested he had been born in Mexico.

"Both CBP and ICE are committed to the fair treatment of migrants in our custody and continue to take appropriate steps to verify all facts of this situation," the statement said. The Border Patrol apprehends people entering the U.S. illegally, both directly at the U.S.-Mexico border and with its series of highway checkpoints miles from the border. In most cases, agents glance at drivers passing through the checkpoints and let them pass quickly. A passport or proof of citizenship is not normally demanded to pass through an inland checkpoint.

Galicia was detained by the Border Patrol for well above the 72 hours that CBP says it is supposed to hold detainees. But in South Texas' Rio Grande Valley, where Galicia was arrested, the Border Patrol is holding hundreds of adult men and women accused of entering the country illegally for longer than 72 hours. In McAllen, Texas, adult men are being held in fenced-in pens. Vice President Mike Pence visited those pens this month, and reports and video of conditions there sparked outrage.

The Morning News reported that Galicia wasn't transferred out of Border Patrol custody to ICE until Saturday. That's when he was able to make collect calls to his mother. Galan drove Tuesday to the detention center in Pearsall to secure his release.

Immigration authorities are not supposed to detain U.S. citizens. But both ICE and CBP have apprehended citizens in the past. A 2018 investigation by the Los Angeles Times found that ICE had released more than 1,480 people after investigating their citizenship status. In one case, a U.S. citizen was held in immigration detention for more than three years.

Last week, a California congresswoman visiting the Border Patrol's processing center in McAllen encountered a 13-year-old girl holding a U.S. passport. The girl was waiting with her mother, who had allegedly crossed the border illegally. After inquiries were made, the Border Patrol released both.

Galicia's case comes as ICE practices have drawn protests from Democrats and advocacy groups across the U.S. In Kansas City, officers smashed a car window and dragged a Mexican man out of the vehicle in front of his girlfriend and two young children. The woman broadcast the arrest on Facebook.

In Nashville, neighbors surrounded an ICE van after it blocked the driveway of a Tennessee man who was targeted for arrest. The agent gave up trying to arrest the man after four hours.

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[Bladewire]

Yes we know

You hate south Americans

Out down the pipe dog

[HairyChick]

I read his story earlier. I’m trying to remember if his mom died or was that another detainee.

ICE isn’t doing things right and people hear SEND THEM BACK and don’t realize innocent people are being hurt. It’s sad that bright kids want to go to college here and then live here and pay taxes. Instead we toss them back to no education and poverty.

[Paul Markham]

Originally Posted by PamWinterReturns

I read his story earlier. I’m trying to remember if his mom died or was that another detainee.

ICE isn’t doing things right and people hear SEND THEM BACK and don’t realize innocent people are being hurt. It’s sad that bright kids want to go to college here and then live here and pay taxes. Instead we toss them back to no education and poverty.

Does every illegal immigrant attend college, do a job an American can't do, pay his fair share of taxes. Or do the majority load more debt onto the country?

Do the research without any preconceived ideas and come back with your results based on what the many contribute.

I did and I'm biased I don't think illegal immigrants should be allowed in. You may find different proof.

[ghjghj]

Bump for answers

[brassmonkey]

good day!
https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/...r-migrant-kids

deported in 2 days!!! trump kept his promise!
https://www.kansascity.com/news/loca...233071777.html

[HairyChick]

Originally Posted by Paul Markham

Does every illegal immigrant attend college, do a job an American can't do, pay his fair share of taxes. Or do the majority load more debt onto the country?

Do the research without any preconceived ideas and come back with your results based on what the many contribute.

I did and I'm biased I don't think illegal immigrants should be allowed in. You may find different proof.

I don’t know but if a bright kid wants a Harvard education, isn’t a radical terrorist and can make a difference in the future, let them emigrate. The family can join when the student has a job and can afford to bring them here, provided they work and pay taxes, observe our laws and contribute to society.

Not all immigrants are terrorists or are looking for handouts.

[brassmonkey]

Originally Posted by PamWinterReturns

I don’t know but if a bright kid wants a Harvard education, isn’t a radical terrorist and can make a difference in the future, let them emigrate. The family can join when the student has a job and can afford to bring them here, provided they work and pay taxes, observe our laws and contribute to society.

Not all immigrants are terrorists or are looking for handouts.

this is the type of thinking that cheats the immigrants that have college kids that need pell grants. dreamers aka anchor babies take funds that their parents cheated to get to. when you let them slide you hurt the people that did it the right way.