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Reading rather skimming would have enabled you to see that some of these people were allowed to stay here legally. Not to mention these are people who served their time and paid their debt to society, deporting them to a country they’ve never been and never committed a crime in to serve time in prison for a civil offense is not just illegal it is immoral

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they were deported to countries in which they have no association with; that’s tantamount to kidnapping and trafficking. deportation assumes being sent back to where you came. unknowingly being sent to a random country is not deportation….

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read the article dumbass many had legal status, citizenship was never the issue

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what the actual fuck is wrong with you? Are you so utterly devoid of any empathy or care for others that you cannot see the issue in trafficking people to ransom nations where they have no association? stop trying to hide your disgusting and violent beliefs behind the guise of “us taxpayers”, as you don’t give a flying fuck whether this happens to someone here legally. fucking white supremacists.

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don’t need to be white to be a white supremacist, and cheering on the ethnic cleansing committed by white supremacists puts you damn near close to one. how about no? we can easily blame the nation needlessly deporting them, despite many having legal status to remain in this nation. we can blame the nation stripping its asylum programs while creating explicit immigration pathways for white Europeans and Afrikaners.

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Maybe legally but on an ethical level is there a difference?

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oh? 2 deleted their comments it seems.

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