Gosh, if only there were some indication that Trump was a racist that hated Hispanic people before Mosquera voted for him.
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we can agree that the system is fucked, even if one of its many victims doesn't invoke empathy.
Imagine if the state randomly picked someone to torture, on occasion it'll get a serial killer pedophile. it does not mean that system works
If he wasn't a citizen, he did not vote for it, but as a pro trumper he sure asked for it.
It would be one thing if your vote brought in an administration that only affected you. But obviously, that's not how it works. He voted for the hateful, discriminatory Trump who's been exactly who we see every day on the news and in his own words for the last decade plus. He knew it would negatively affect others, he just assumed he would be left alone as one of the "good one" supporters...
I asked him, ‘Why did you even support Trump?’” Monica said. “And he was like, ‘He’s the president. Have faith that things are gonna be different and things are gonna change.’”
BAM! Be the change you want to see in the world /s
I have an idea that this guy is more very motivated, so he will make his way back to america just to wreak havoc...yep, he's going to vote for the child rapist again.
Plenty of actual Panthera pardus in Africa, so that works out nicely.
I don't mind them deporting him, but people should be returned to their home country, not to a life sentence in some notorious torture prison. They entered America illegally, they should be sent home, but that doesn't deserve a life sentence in a dungeon.
And NOBODY should go anywhere without due process first.
Dude had been in the country for 50 years, married a citizen and had a daughter. I think he's an idiot for being a Trump supporter but the more sensible action would be to let him stay. Entering illegally is a misdemeanor. The president has 34 felonies.
Those 34 felonies are kid stuff compared to his other crimes, like treason, rape, and pedophilia.
Yeah but attempted murder is a felony. That said I agree he shouldn't have been deported if he's lived a long and productive life as an American without committing further crimes.
why does it matter how someone got here? assuming they aren't causing any actual problems I genuinely don't give a fuck if someone's here "legally" or not. I'm only here because I was born here, so I didn't have to do jack shit, why should they?
I understand keeping track of people entering this country. We can't make it too easy, or every bad person from everywhere would come here, but I also recognize that is a miniscule percentage of actual immigrants. That's why we really need to have due process, because we're probably kicking out a lot of people that would become good taxpaying citizens. But that's all a separate issue.
I'm enormously concerned with this MAGA strategy of sending ANYONE, including criminals, to third countries, and only to those with serious records of human rights abuses, where they will serve life sentences for no crime other than trying to seek a better life for themselves and their families. And it's all done without any lawyers or courts.
Sure, they're just strangers from a strange land, not our problem. But if we let MAGA do it to them, then it's only a matter of time before they do it to the rest of us.
As an immigrant I think you should examine why you think bad people would come here. It's actually pretty difficult and expensive. Like you can already go on vacation almost anywhere on the planet and people don't- mostly because it's a lot of hassle and money.
It's supposed to be a prevention measure. Most people aren't gonna take a weapon to a club but you frisk all of them to discourage the one who will. How the US uses it is entirely bonkers.
Some good has come of this. I support MAGAt deportations.
he wasn’t deported, he was sent to a maximum security prison that tortures people, for life.
that’s slow motion murder
Their deportation appears to be part of a secretive transfer arrangement between the U.S. and Eswatini—an extension of Trump’s broader effort to expand the U.S. deportation program into Africa, despite warnings from human rights groups and lawyers who say the practice denies deportees due process and exposes them to abuse.
Documents obtained by The New York Times show that the Eswatini government at one point requested $500 million from the U.S. in exchange for accepting third-country deportees.
But isn’t that also a very expensive way to murder people? How can they afford a massive system like that?
well they could take funding from other places?
it’s not a linear plan though… eventually they’ll shift to extermination domestically.
for one i’m sure it’s cheaper per-person, per-day, to imprison someone in a foreign country.
But i think the main motivation right now is just the legal loophole of offshore torture… that and it’s the “flood the zone” strategy (bannon).
After all of the uproar and legal stuff about El Salvador, they shifted to sending people to a whole bunch of other third world dictatorship’s maximum security prisons.
after El Salvador got a lot of press, a lot of other countries probably stepped in and made offers.
Sounds like there’s also a lot of potential for soviet style gulags, forced labor camps, or basically just slavery. If that’s what USA is offering, many dictatorships would probably be glad to make a deal. Once USA figures out how to have gulgas on their own soil, the expenses will suddenly vanish entirely.
maybe don't support leopard who campaign on eating your face just because you can only orgasms when leopards are eating your neighbours faces.
the guy was in favour of politicians sending his neighbours to foreign torture camps, he can't complain that the people he voted for sent him there.
LOLOL!!! Zero sympathy. Krasnov will melt his gold rings and watch for his fucking Russia Ballroom.
🎶🎶Oh my God! I will vote, for Donald Trump! 🎶🎶 Bet he was singing that song.
I think saying "I told you so" or gloating just makes republicans dig in their heels, but I do think this is a good time to talk to our fellow Americans about why we believe in compassion and restraining law enforcement. Now the man seems to suck politically and that says bad things about who he is, but the story as presented is one where he made some bad choices then turned his life around to improve his community. When someone misreading a file can get you deported that's a problem, when it can get you deported to a country you have no ties to it's a much bigger problem.
We have 4 amendments in the bill of rights about restraining the justice system. The 9th is also relevant here of "just because we clarified these rights doesn't mean you can take rights we didn't specify away.
These pro trumper minorities should get it worse for being so stupid. You literally said YES go your own persecution, so don't cry now.
I don't wish this on anyone no matter how stupid they are. He also was likely beaten and tortured.
Look at it this way, somebody else didn't get deported so that this guy could could have a seat on the plane .
dude you had mosque in your name, you were gonna be targeted one way or another
Imagine being so vote-cucked that you endorse concentration camps.
You spend a lot of your life trying to get out of your bad situation. When you show up in the new place, it's full of people like you, with the same skills. That's how an immigrant gets hot on anti-immigration. They're just in denial on the concentration camps, won't happen to me, I'm a good person, I keep my head down. There's a fine, perhaps even blurry line between selfishness and self-preservation. They chose poorly.
Worst part, I don't know that what's going on changes their mind until it actually happens to them and theirs.

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