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50 of the people we sent to CECOT had broken no laws -- not even immigration laws
that's certainly true of a significant number of people we're detaining right now in immigration courts and meetings
Not for illegal aliens who broke our laws to get here. Buh-bye!
50 of the people we sent to CECOT had broken no laws -- not even immigration laws
that's certainly true of a significant number of people we're detaining right now in immigration courts and meetings
Do i believe anything you have to say? Definitely not, especially with all the lies you've stated as factual here since your crashout Nov 2024.
those people and you too bro!
there's no need to take my word for it, the cites are in this thread
when was the last time you even tried to back up your bs here?
IDC in the least. Cry harder!
Rendition to unrelated third countries is human trafficking at best, refoulement at worst
ICE may have already secretly sent detainees to 13 countries that they are not from
https://hardghistory.ghost.io/exclus...viously-known/Altogether, ATS operated at least 19 ICE missions since Inauguration Day, landing abroad 46 times in 25 countries. In the same period last year, it operated 10 missions, landing abroad 24 times in 21 countries, according to flight records.
Countries on the NYT list to which ATS operated ICE flights from Inauguration Day: () indicates the number of times ATS landed in a country
Angola (1), Benin (1), Egypt (2), Equatorial Guinea (1), Ghana (1), Ivory Coast (1), Liberia (2), Mauritania (2), Nigeria* (1), Senegal (11), Tajikistan (1), Togo (1), Uzbekistan (1)
*Nigeria has since publicly declined to accept third-country nationals.
Countries NOT on the NYT list to which ATS operated ICE flights:
Albania (5), Armenia (1), Bangladesh (1), Chad (1), Georgia (1), Guinea (3), Guinea-Bissau (1)**, India (2), Jordan (1), Kenya (1), Nepal (2), Pakistan (1)
**The Wall Street Journalhas since reported Guinea-Bissau has also been asked to take third-country nationals.
Of all the flights I’ve tracked, the ones with flashing red lights as possible third-country removals are the two that left Mesa on May 20th and landed in Mauritania. Slavery still exists in Mauritania, protected by a culture of secrecy among Mauritanian elites and the multinational corporations embedded there, who look the other way while extracting its natural resources.
you care enough put down other posters every day
but otherwise, yeah, it shows
Nah I care enough to put down liars like yourself WH. Cry harder!
You break laws every day.
No one cares you stinkin' ! Go bug someone that gives a you stupid .
You should be in prison according to you.No one cares you stinkin' ! Go bug someone that gives a you stupid .
He'll be death wishing himself in no time
Didn't do , not really needed except to intimidate AngelenosRoughly 700 active-duty US Marines who were mobilized last month to respond to protests in Los Angeles are being sent home from the mission, the Pentagon said Monday.
He admits to taking illegal drugs and continuously violating copyright laws.
Why doesn't he turn himself in?
*illegals
US citizens got rolled up by ICE too
people's neighbors, friends and coworkers got disappeared
lots of people other than immigrants are affected
kw is low information
I don't know why I think he might have read anything in this thread, he keeps responding to stuff
ICE is racial profiling -- every brown person (and a lot of the black ones too) in LA are vulnerable to having their rights violated
Millions of people other than immigrants
this policy is a curse for the ages
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this is Asmongold's room, allegedly
Chilean government says this guy died in 2019, so yeahIf this is legit, at a minimum there are holes in this story
this story is a hoax
reportedly detaining people with valid work visas on cruise ships
(apparently this practice goes back at least as far as Biden -- bad on him)
https://www.pilotonline.com/2025/07/...ined-deported/“There were no formal charges at all. Only accusations with no evidence,” Soriano Versoza said in an interview.
Soriano Versoza said those who were detained didn’t have criminal records. They held approved visas.
Lol yall losers are now concerned about asmongold and his dirty ing room... anything to distract from how re ed yall truly are.
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