Iraq war veteran deported
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AProudLefty
The remora of JPP
Which should be done. What's the point?
Well! Isn't that great! The USA met the BARE MINIMUM of due process. And all while violating the concept of fairness or even common decency.
He fought for our country which makes him a SUCKER per the Commander in Chief.
Now he will find out how badly being a sucker for America can suck.
He fought for our country which makes him a SUCKER per the Commander in Chief.
Now he will find out how badly being a sucker for America can suck.
MAXIMUM CRUELTY.
MAXIMUM CRUELTY.
That's pretty much it in a nutshell.
That due process doesn't mean just result.
Dutch Uncle
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Exactly. As long as the Constitution is followed both in spirit and to the letter, I'm good with it.
30 years, veteran, married to an American citizen. I'm surprised he never applied for citizenship.
Dutch Uncle
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Agreed, but it's the law. Our nation has needed immigration reform for over 30 years but despite rotating parties in both the WH and controlling Congress, nothing was done. Why?
Americans have gotten into a habit of talking like royalty when we're all descended from immigrants.
Dutch Uncle
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Not all. What percentage do you guess think like that?
New Gallup Immigration Polling: Americans Remain Strongly Supportive of Immigration and Citizenship; Want Reform Over Broken Status Quo - America's Voice
Washington, DC – New immigration polling from Gallup, the latest installment in their annual poll, finds that Americans overwhelmingly recognize that immigrants and immigration are still good things for the country. The 2024 installment of the Gallup poll does show real concerns about a broken...
americasvoice.org
- An overwhelming 81% of Americans support Dreamers’ citizenship: This includes 64% of Republican respondents, 82% of Independents, and 97% of Democrats who support “Allowing immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children the chance to become U.S. citizens if they meet certain requirements over a period of time.”
- Enduring and strong support for a broader path to citizenship – 70% of Americans support: This includes 46% of Republican respondents, 72% of Independents and 87% of Democrats who support, “Allowing immigrants living in the U.S. illegally the chance to become U.S. citizens if they meet certain requirements over a period of time.”
- By a 64-32% margin, Americans still think immigration is a “good thing” rather than a “bad thing” for the country. This number remains strong (was 68-27% in 2023 and 70-24% in 2022). 86% of Democratic respondents, 66% of Independents, and 39% of Republicans stated that immigration was a “good thing” in the 2024 survey.
Wasn't referring to you, but to those mainly on the Right who feel they are the true Americans.Not all. What percentage do you guess think like that?
Among the key findings in the 2024 Gallup poll:New Gallup Immigration Polling: Americans Remain Strongly Supportive of Immigration and Citizenship; Want Reform Over Broken Status Quo - America's Voice
Washington, DC – New immigration polling from Gallup, the latest installment in their annual poll, finds that Americans overwhelmingly recognize that immigrants and immigration are still good things for the country. The 2024 installment of the Gallup poll does show real concerns about a broken...
- An overwhelming 81% of Americans support Dreamers’ citizenship: This includes 64% of Republican respondents, 82% of Independents, and 97% of Democrats who support “Allowing immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children the chance to become U.S. citizens if they meet certain requirements over a period of time.”
- Enduring and strong support for a broader path to citizenship – 70% of Americans support: This includes 46% of Republican respondents, 72% of Independents and 87% of Democrats who support, “Allowing immigrants living in the U.S. illegally the chance to become U.S. citizens if they meet certain requirements over a period of time.”
- By a 64-32% margin, Americans still think immigration is a “good thing” rather than a “bad thing” for the country. This number remains strong (was 68-27% in 2023 and 70-24% in 2022). 86% of Democratic respondents, 66% of Independents, and 39% of Republicans stated that immigration was a “good thing” in the 2024 survey.
Dutch Uncle
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MAGAts are White Nationalists, not true Americans. They want to wipe their asses with the Constitution thus making them domestic enemies.
White Nationalists are the true enemy within as they will eventually find out.
Foreigners join the U.S. military for a lot of reasons, mainly for the money. It doesn't make them patriots and good citizens. Many of them are just criminals and gangbangers here to mooch, same as you. Many of them go back home anyway, and live pretty good on American dollars from disability scams and other means.
You're not an American, so you wouldn't know. You still can't distinguish between immigrants and criminal illegal aliens, so your idiot opinions are just silly noise.
So dealing drugs and becoming a felon and serving time in prison has consequences? Who knew
Patriots and good citizens don't rot the country by selling drugs.
Dutch Uncle
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^^^
Ms. Edwina clearly never served in the United States military. Expected, but still sad.
Dutch Uncle
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volsrocks
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And whos fault is that?