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I don't know anything about this particular situation but Arnold said it very well.

Rare Schwarzenegger W on ICE raids:

"When you come to America, you're a guest. You have to behave like a guest. You have a responsibility as an immigrant to give back to America."

The View witches were not happy😂 pic.twitter.com/iYDLVfezV7

— Sara Rose 🇺🇸🌹 (@saras76) June 17, 2025

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they looked like they all took a big suck on a lemon

Dirty-8-thirty Ag said:

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Rydyn said:

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I don't know anything about this particular situation but Arnold said it very well.

Rare Schwarzenegger W on ICE raids:

"When you come to America, you're a guest. You have to behave like a guest. You have a responsibility as an immigrant to give back to America."

The View witches were not happy😂 pic.twitter.com/iYDLVfezV7

— Sara Rose 🇺🇸🌹 (@saras76) June 17, 2025

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This guy? I like Arnold and to be clear, I don't care if anybody smokes weed, I would if my job wasn't dependent on passing a random drug test.

But it looks like he was behaving poorly as a guest in this country as well if a little bit of weed here and there is all that it takes to make you a bad person. Should he have been deported or did he grown up and change?

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Well he's been a citizen since 1983, so do you have a point?

Sounds like all of you whiners have a problem with the laws.

The executive branch of the government enforces the law.

Your issues are with the legislative branch.

Just because Biden's executive branch did not enforce the laws does not mean the deportations are Trump's fault. It just proves that the Biden administration neglected their primary duty to enforce the laws of this nation.

500,000ags said:

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In all honesty, I want to know about both, but I do want to know about the good ones being deported more. Did we throw out the baby with the bath water? I'm only interested in if this was all a net positive.

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Biden let in 15 million, think about the numbers of that. Your 1 or 2 "good ones" dont matter

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can't believe these people -- immigrants or green card holders or visa or whatever -- leave the country in the current immigration climate...with ICE operations in full swing everywhere

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If they are Visa/Green Card holders, I have no issue with them leaving and returning. They're legally allowed to.

If they do not have proper documentation, I have no issue with authorities detaining/rejecting them.

500,000ags said:

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I remember when the trans stuff first began popping off 10 years ago, and later seeing how the Dems became entrenched around the idea, I remember thinking, this is going to cost them because this is lunacy. Lunacy for a small minority that no majority will ever be able to understand, and there is a strong possibility this is rooted in actual mental health issues.

I have that same alarm going off now. Reps are going to regret HOW this is being done. We were promised criminals and violent *******s being deported, and yet it's the people that work our farms, build our homes, and evidently research and teach in our universities.

I'm sure someone will reply with snide BS, blah, blah, blah. But how this is being done, is not good, and a wild misrepresentation of an already questionable plan. It'll be interesting to see how this gets attacked over the next year or two by political opposition.

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Check the polls, bud

500,000ags said:

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I remember when the trans stuff first began popping off 10 years ago, and later seeing how the Dems became entrenched around the idea, I remember thinking, this is going to cost them because this is lunacy. Lunacy for a small minority that no majority will ever be able to understand, and there is a strong possibility this is rooted in actual mental health issues.

I have that same alarm going off now. Reps are going to regret HOW this is being done. We were promised criminals and violent *******s being deported, and yet it's the people that work our farms, build our homes, and evidently research and teach in our universities.

I'm sure someone will reply with snide BS, blah, blah, blah. But how this is being done, is not good, and a wild misrepresentation of an already questionable plan. It'll be interesting to see how this gets attacked over the next year or two by political opposition.

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I don't care how it's done. It's what I voted for. Deport them all. There is nothing questionable at all about the plan. You are probably one of those that has been gaslit by the left into believing that we can't deport "non-criminal" illegals.

500,000ags said:

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Criminal expanded from violent and problematic characters to criminal as in they are here illegally, therefore they are all targets now. That's not what people really supported IMO.

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Wrong!

Dirty-8-thirty Ag said:

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Admittedly, I am not well versed in any part of the legal system, especially immigration law, but IF he was in legal standing with his green card status, what law did he really break to be detained currently? I don't know all of the details on why someone keeps a green card vs applying for citizenship, I just know he isn't a bad dude and if his GC isn't expired and he is here legally according to the paperwork he has, then what is the reason for being detained? Like I said earlier in a different reply, if he let anything lapse and expire, then it's on him and he should have taken care of it before trying to leave and re-enter the US.

I guess what I'm trying to say is if his paperwork/documentation is all in good standing, shouldn't he be let go to go back to school/work?

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People who have broken no laws get detained all the time until their situations are sorted out. That said, you are taking this guy's word for it. Sounds like "the Maryland dad."

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Surely you aren't trying to equate the confirmed MS-13 gang member that was human trafficking to a guy working on his doctorate at A&M that was traveling back from a siblings wedding. Was Kilmer Abrego Garcia here on a green card/work visa or did he enter the country illegally?

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How did this Korean get in here, this whole back story has a massive hole in it. He supposedly came here when he was FIVE in 1990? How did he get here and under what status? He didn't get his Green Card until 2011, that's a 21 year gap we know nothing about, and Rusty Polesmoker didn't put it in his article. This Korean enrolled in A&M in 2007 and got his BS in 2011. What was his status for those 21 years before he got a Green Card? Green Card is only good for ten years, so his would have expired in 2021. ICE gives you a 90 day window from the date of expiration to file your I-90 renewal application. After 90 day you lose your legal status. ICE Sends out a letter to all Green Card holders SIX MONTHS BEFORE the Green Card expires REMINDING that the I-90 needs to be filed in a timely manner, The actual I-90 form is only 7 pages one sided along with 42 pages of instructions in seven languages.

Here's the ONLY puzzling part, why be here 35 years and never gained naturalized citizenship? THIRTY FIVE FRIGGIN' YEARS.


Sorry due you gotta go. Remember what we heard from EVERY LIB "NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW"

A majority of Americans want to deport *all* illegal aliens.

Get it done.

pic.twitter.com/Mx7rDwLeY0

— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) July 4, 2025

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Surely you aren't trying to equate the confirmed MS-13 gang member that was human trafficking to a guy working on his doctorate at A&M that was traveling back from a siblings wedding. Was Kilmer Abrego Garcia here on a green card/work visa or did he enter the country illegally?

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I am saying you have only heard this guy's claims, which is one side of the story and may not be true at all.

Regardless, if he's an illegal, he will face the consequences.

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There is that word that liberals can't stand.