Anonymous #1 1w

🤦‍♂️

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Anonymous #1 1w

So this is the only case im personally familiar with and it just causally leaves out that he’s here illegally. Im sure if i familiarize myself with the rest similar things will come up

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Anonymous #2 1w

read the second paragraph from the bottom

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Anonymous #2 1w

and go ahead and read but i literally sent you the parts where their immigration status is described

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Anonymous #1 1w

would you like me to go through and highlight those bits for you

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Anonymous #1 1w

That paragraph makes it seem like he was allowed to stay, they very intentionally worded it that way. After escaping from his crimes in Ireland he stayed here for >15 years past his Visa. Good bye Seamus

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Anonymous #2 1w

He was allowed to stay. That’s what “he applied for permanent resident status and was granted an exemption that allowed him to work”

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Anonymous #1 1w

is talking about

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Anonymous #1 1w

First of all no he wasn’t allowed to stay, second of all you are confused here, and i don’t blame you given all the other BS you are apparently reading. He stayed with no application of anything for years and years and years. I’ll find the page for it in a sec. Thats why I said its misleading, to hopefully stop you from being mislead but.

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Anonymous #2 1w

yes he stayed for years with no application. then he was found out and brought before a court. the court allowed him to stay as long as he applied for legal permanent residency. they even granted him the right to work while his application was being processed. at the time of his arrest, he was in the legal system, following the legal process exactly as he was told to by a legal court

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Anonymous #1 1w

and there are THOUSANDS of other examples of people who never overstayed a visa and never were in the country illegally and still have been detained. i sent you screenshots of some of them but there have been 4,400 habeas corpus petitions filed for people in this situation and probably thousands more who don’t have a lawyer

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Anonymous #1 1w

Maybe the issue is that you don’t see the problem with him waiting like 15 years before doing anything, and only starts the process when he’s worried about getting deported

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Anonymous #2 1w

if the court decided he was eligible to apply for permanent residency and work then i don’t see a pronlem

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Anonymous #1 1w

Well, he did overstay his visa, and like i said earlier he is the only person im familiar with here so

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Anonymous #2 1w

well you can fix that by reading about the rest

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Anonymous #1 1w

lol you think these people read? let alone read something that disproves them?

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Anonymous #2 1w

It’s a misdemeanor. Same level of criminal violation as driving on expired tags.

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Anonymous #4 1w

a girl can try lol

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Anonymous OP 1w

it makes sense that you’d run the second you get pointed out for spreading disinformation in support of ethnic cleansing.

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