It’s good seeing more on the far left starting to be more honest with their actual thoughts on illegal immigration.
This is not true. Very few things result in a permanent bar to admissibility. For this man's case, he is inadmissible for ten years after departing the US. If he attempted another unlawful entry, he would then be permanently inadmissible.
Actually it is the position of the US government.
How is stating reality a left/right thing?
Um, this is not true. If a foreign spouse is in an out of status or undocumented status they cannot adjust their status based on marriage. They can apply but not adjust to a conditional status while jn the US. They must leave to an appointment at the embassy abroad and then are subject to a 3 year to permanent bar to entry that’s triggered by leaving the US. There are certain limited situations in which a person can qualify for a waiver to the bar, but those are very limited.
Yeah, you actually do. One error and it means being detained just ask the Danish guy facing deportation instead of becoming a citizen and he already had residency
Yes if you are in the country illegally you must leave. Good.
Link?
You don't need a doctor to amputate your foot, either, but I don't recommend it.
Millions of immigrants living in the country illegally were granted amnesty under Reagan. If Reagan was alive today, he would be considered part of the "far left" by MAGA Republicans.
There is a difference between a sovereign using military force to impose it's will upon a people and individuals crossing a line to make a better life.
Immigration agents are there to enforce an imaginary line.
I think he moved on his own he deported himself that works too.
Well immigration agents are there to help immigrants which is a legal status. This conversation is about illegal aliens and has nothing at all whatsoever to do with immigration.
There's quite a few species that are territorial and will absolutely kill each other for invading their space.
So you're thrilled that the USA has lost two productive citizens.
An LA couple moved to Mexico to avoid deportation. They racked up $20K in debt, but are feeling more hopeful they can build a life together.
Alfredo Linares and Raegan Klein closed their business to move to Mexico, but it was worth it to avoid getting separated if Linares was deported.www.businessinsider.com
Well, at least we're admitting to not doing things by the books.
Sure you did. What stopped you from doing so?
You've been together since last summer during Bidens administration, and your hubby has had 20 years to work toward citizenship.
So you're saying you're having a hard time trying to legally live and work in Mexico? Well I'll be....
Still trying to understand what stopped Alfredo from working toward US citizenship for 20 years. Oh, that's right. Because no need to worry about those pesky immigration laws in America. That's only to be followed in other countries.
This story doesn't read like the 'feel bad for us' story they were seeming to go for.
A place for a citizen to live a job for a citizen to do and removal of someone else's slave
Only if you hate the citizens I think they shouldn't have houses or jobs and think that wealthy people should have an underclass so they can save money on labor.
