Anonymous #1 11w

??? They’re literally revoking people’s naturalizations. They’ve deported citizens.

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Anonymous #1 11w

In reality the Republicans were always like this, but before 2016 they pretended to be what you listed.

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Anonymous #2 11w

Show me proof of a single US citizen being deported

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Anonymous #1 11w

It took me 3 FUCKING SECONDS YOU LAZY POS

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No, I’d rather a hearing to be had where both parents get to say their wishes for the child. That wasn’t allowed to happen.

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Because the family was separated. The white man was left alone while his colored wife and colored child (who was a citizen) were taken away without him getting to fight against it. That man’s rights as a father were stripped from him too, all because his daughter happened to have an immigrant mother.

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Anonymous #3 11w

Bro the let the kids go with their parents bc the PARENTS WANTED THEM TO. Legally those children are welcome in the us anytime. So no they were not deported, try again dumbass

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Anonymous #1 11w

Brother, everything I said is true 😭 the dad didn’t get a single say 😭

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Anonymous #1 11w

Who’s gonna pay for the flight back too?

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You mean like the dad? He’s not allowed to be in America anymorev

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Anonymous #3 11w

He can put his kids on a plane to America if he wanted to. If you’re actually advocating for the the separation of families just say that. The point stands those us citizen kids are still legally allowed in the US.

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Nope, the mom was. The dad was born here.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Brother, no matter WHAT they’re separated??? Dad - born in America, US citizen Mom - immigrant on expired visa, married an American man (typically allowed under any other president) Daughter - born in America, US citizen So, either the mom is alone, or the dad.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Again, the dad got ZERO say. Imagine if you got a divorce, but then got ZERO say over custody of your kids. You’d be livid. Now imagine instead of divorce, your wife of years and your citizen daughter are ripped from you without consent.

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Anonymous #3 11w

No I get that that sucks. But if I went to a foreign country illegally and married a citizen and had a daughter, and never became legal, I would know that this scenario was a possibility

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Anonymous #1 11w

But the dad didn’t do that. Neither did the daughter.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Again, the definition of “illegal” is very nuanced. There’s those who come in undocumented. There’s those who overstayed a visa. There’s those who got laid off, and their visa expired while they searched for a new job. We need to understand the circumstances on a case by case basis. We can’t just go “illegal. Not illegal, illegal, illegal”.

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Anonymous #1 11w

I wouldn’t give a fuck if due process was actually given. But it’s not.

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