And if they don't pay? Will they be double deported?
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What an idiotic waste of money. At least only the dumbest worst people will be doing this. Can you imagine showing up to a place people are escaping due to gang violence and death threats and telling someone who was possibly making below minimum wage while in the US that they need to give you money? Hopefully these people come from well to do families because I can't see them making it out otherwise.
Realistically these people are going to be taking vacations on taxpayer dimes and harassing locals who already have reason to hate us.
There are no words for how stupid this is. Truly the worst timeline.
I'm sorry, the US deports paperless immigrants and when they've been succesfully deported asks them to pay for being deported?
And to do that they hire more goons who have to come up with creative solutions on how to do that? Outside the USA?
How much more cynical and absurd can it get?
This country seems to have a neverending supply of spineless amoral assholes who are "willing to do what it takes".
The agency told bidders it had not identified a way for people without a U.S. bank account to pay what they owe, and said the winning contractor would have to propose a solution.
LOL how about how do you plan to enforce a fine on someone in another country? Are you going to invade them all?
Mexico should lock these people in prisons and charge them while they await trial before deporting them back to the US
Honestly, it's safe to assume that if an American went to foreign soil where people got deported to and demanded money, many of them would not return.
america must be really proud of itself, inventing ever new ways of sticking in the knife and twisting it.
and get that person to photograph their own face as proof that a fine notice was delivered
Whose ridiculously stupid plan is this, exactly? I would love to know who actually proposed this. I swear this is just one giant trolling routine
Squeezes water from a rock
Actually having them squeeze water from rocks is one of the approved recovery methods. Nestle had that one added in, so it has to be a few billion gallons for each $1, but it's going to be bottled and sold as the pure, clean taste of human suffering so I imagine it will sell well.
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