What happened to the OP who pulled this drive by misleading thread title???

Being detained awaiting removal proceedings IS DUE PROCESS

Dirty_Mike&the_boys said:

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What happened to the OP who pulled this drive by misleading thread title???

Being detained awaiting removal proceedings IS DUE PROCESS

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Drive by posters with stars are more equal than others. Title of the thread should be edited to add the word expired.

Dirty_Mike&the_boys said:

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What happened to the OP who pulled this drive by misleading thread title???

Being detained awaiting removal proceedings IS DUE PROCESS

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Yep normally thread gets deleted if you post a link. Guess staff changing the rules now.

500,000ags said:

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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.

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NOPE

DEPORT EVERY LAST SINGLE ONE OF THEM

I don't care if they're a Kindergarten teacher who also teaches Sunday School and drives for Meals on Wheels or whatever...

If they're in the country illegally, send them all home.

If they're not smart enough to leave of their own volition, then, they leave us no choice but to Elian Gonzalez them at gunpoint in a closet if we have too. That didn't seem to bother too many people during the Clinton Era.



Also... can we please stop acting like Deportation is cruel or acting like it's a death sentence?

I have a childhood friend whose mother got the family deported from Saudi Arabia when we were in 6th Grade. He's now a photographer to the stars and lives in Brentwood. They'll be OK.

Ellis Wyatt said:

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What due process is required for detention by ICE?

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If they detain me they better have some or I'll enjoy the lawsuit

MaxPower said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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What due process is required for detention by ICE?

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If they detain me they better have some or I'll enjoy the lawsuit

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Dont try to enter the country with an expired green card and you should be okay.

MaxPower said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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What due process is required for detention by ICE?

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If they detain me they better have some or I'll enjoy the lawsuit

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Good luck with that lawsuit.

Did you hear that Auto Pen purposely invited and let in millions of illegals? They are causing all sorts of havoc across the nation. Many look at the mass immigrations with other nations and the problems they now face. Some believe that deporting those that are not citizens is a good thing. Sometimes a POTUS gets elected by the people and they run something called a campaign. The campaign is a time period where the candidate gets to tell the voters what he/she are going to do once in office. If you are a good POTUS you do what you said the best way possible.

Green card Aggie may have to go sit on the sideline for a while. However maybe Rollins could pull some strings.

samurai_science said:

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MaxPower said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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What due process is required for detention by ICE?

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If they detain me they better have some or I'll enjoy the lawsuit

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Dont try to enter the country with an expired green card and you should be okay.

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Has anyone, but a random poster on this thread, said his green card was expired?

YellowPot_97 said:

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samurai_science said:

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MaxPower said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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What due process is required for detention by ICE?

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If they detain me they better have some or I'll enjoy the lawsuit

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Dont try to enter the country with an expired green card and you should be okay.

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Has anyone, but a random poster on this thread, said his green card was expired?

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I think it is the assumption considering the known information/timeline. What other reason do you think he would be stopped at re-entry? Do you think they do background checks on every person returning from overseas? Or maybe just the ones with anomalies?

I don't even care. He isn't American.

13B said:

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YellowPot_97 said:

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samurai_science said:

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MaxPower said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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What due process is required for detention by ICE?

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If they detain me they better have some or I'll enjoy the lawsuit

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Dont try to enter the country with an expired green card and you should be okay.

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Has anyone, but a random poster on this thread, said his green card was expired?

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I think it is the assumption considering the known information/timeline. What other reason do you think he would be stopped at re-entry? Do you think they do background checks on every person returning from overseas? Or maybe just the ones with anomalies?

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I have no clue. That's why I asked. I'd rather know the facts rather than make up something. If the 14 year old marijuana charge that was supposed to be sealed turns out to be the reason, than this is going to come back to bite ICE and the president in the ass. It will end up being a PR nightmare and he will become the poster boy for the anti-ICE movement. This is a guy who has been here legally for 35 years, a college grad working on his PhD, and a contributing member of society. No one cares about an insignificant weed charge from when he was 26.
He's not a Haitian illegally crossing the river in Del Rio, he's not a human smuggling Colombian gang member, a Mexican cartel member, or even a common laborer illegally crossing the border for work. Those criminals are who people want deported. Start deporting legal immigrants over minor infractions, and you will lose public support real fast.

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"If a green card holder is convicted of a drug offense, violating their status, that person is issued a Notice to Appear and CBP coordinates detention space with ICE ERO. This alien is in ICE custody pending removal proceedings," CBP said.

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https://www.kbtx.com/2025/07/31/pending-removal-proceedings-texas-am-student-faces-deportation-2011-minor-drug-charge/#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=17540202219373&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.kbtx.com%2F2025%2F07%2F31%2Fpending-removal-proceedings-texas-am-student-faces-deportation-2011-minor-drug-charge%2F

Story/article has been updated. Not sure the formatting and content lends to definitively saying the guy's GC wasn't expired, but it seems more likely than not to me based off the CBP statement given.

I read a couple grok updates this am indicating he'd been moved to Arizona or a (Houston) Texas facility, from SFO but I am not sure if that is right. His own attorneys are unclear why he was detained so I don't think we can say he was held for the 'minor drug charge' he had sealed from 2011, or any other reason(s).

I'm in favor of deporting folks who overstay their visa's etc. but it's unclear again what the charge/issue is here. Regardless, I think within 24-48 hours ICE should provide some communications/clarity to his attorney/family. All this does, in the absence of that, is facilitate wild speculation about what/why this happened, and from a political standpoint that doesn't help 'the cause.'

Boot his ass back to china.

Update this morning makes it sound like he's being exclusively delivered due to the weed charge from 2011. Seems like it would be abnormal to deport someone for a 14 year old minor drug charge.

Deporting PhD scientists doesn't help our country in any way. HTH

Biz Ag said:

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Green cards have expiration dates.

I'd be willing to wager that's the issue here.

And if it is, I'll never understand why someone with that level of education couldn't get around to renewing it.

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how much are you willing to wager?

Ribbed Paultz said:

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Deporting PhD scientists doesn't help our country in any way. HTH

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His career was going up in smoke bro.

Ribbed Paultz said:

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Deporting PhD scientists doesn't help our country in any way. HTH

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There is a long list of PhD scientists that would benefit our country greatly if deported.

Starting with Fauci, going on through a laundry list of economists, climate fraudsters, gender studies, etc. etc. etc.

YellowPot_97 said:

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13B said:

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YellowPot_97 said:

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samurai_science said:

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MaxPower said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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What due process is required for detention by ICE?

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If they detain me they better have some or I'll enjoy the lawsuit

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Dont try to enter the country with an expired green card and you should be okay.

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Has anyone, but a random poster on this thread, said his green card was expired?

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I think it is the assumption considering the known information/timeline. What other reason do you think he would be stopped at re-entry? Do you think they do background checks on every person returning from overseas? Or maybe just the ones with anomalies?

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I have no clue. That's why I asked. I'd rather know the facts rather than make up something. If the 14 year old marijuana charge that was supposed to be sealed turns out to be the reason, than then this is going to come back to bite ICE and the president in the ass. It will end up being a PR nightmare and he will become the poster boy for the anti-ICE movement. This is a guy who has been here legally for 35 years, a college grad working on his PhD, and a contributing member of society. No one cares about an insignificant weed charge from when he was 26.
He's not a Haitian illegally crossing the river in Del Rio, he's not a human smuggling Colombian gang member, a Mexican cartel member, or even a common laborer illegally crossing the border for work. Those criminals are who people want deported. Start deporting legal immigrants over minor infractions, and you will lose public support real fast.

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Here, you are making the same assumption in reverse. We simply don't know either way. If he was here on an expired Green Card then he would, in fact, not have been here legally for 35 years. I could certainly be wrong but I have a hard time believing that they stopped him from entering because they were doing a full background check on everybody returning on his flight and then dug down and unsealed his records to find the marijuana charge. I believe, more than likely, something else triggered the stop and that happens to be in his records. Something like an expired Green Card or some sort of tip off. Common sense says that something else is going on here but then again, common sense isn't always applied. We shall see.

All that being said, out of all the ones that have been deported, if this turns out to be a mess up...I'm okay with that ratio. Plus, I don't think he's been deported yet, so there's time to get this all worked out.

Following the law does. Sorry so many people don't believe in following the law.

Basically same as my roommate back at A&M. He never got his citizenship, but has had a greencard for like 40 years now. He could get deported anytime. I can't imagine having that hanging over my head if my life is here.

He kept his for the free healthcare.

frenchtoast said:

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Boot his ass back to china.

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Uh, he's Korean?

Ribbed Paultz said:

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Deporting PhD scientists doesn't help our country in any way. HTH

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Even the ones that are spying for foreign gov't?

Nobody is above the law....right concerned moderates? Oh wait, the rules changed from the free open border but the CM's want "squishy definitions" applied differently based on your level of education or where you are from. Sounds pretty discrimanatory to me. By definition he is not a citizen. We really don't have a shortage in this country of ivory tower educated idiots.

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He never got his citizenship, but has had a greencard for like 40 years now.

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As long as he renews there isn't a problem. But it is strange to not have done the work to become a citizen as the process isn't that arduous; only took about 4 years to get my citizenship.

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frenchtoast said:

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Boot his ass back to china.

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Uh, he's Korean?

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frenchtoast has been doing the Manny thing for quite a while now.

It is so odd that people are up in arms about the law being followed. We are in dire straits as a country because we have made millions upon millions upon millions of exceptions. The rule of law used to set us apart as a nation, but we have been destroying our foundation for years now.

Tomato tomato

Ribbed Paultz said:

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Deporting PhD scientists doesn't help our country in any way. HTH

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I literally laughed out loud.

Clearly you don't know many.

Ribbed Paultz said:

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Deporting PhD scientists doesn't help our country in any way. HTH

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Wrong, most are useless. You probablly are one of the ones that thought masks worked because a scientist said so.

How does the free healthcare work? Have not heard of this perk to GC

Signel said:

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Basically same as my roommate back at A&M. He never got his citizenship, but has had a greencard for like 40 years now. He could get deported anytime. I can't imagine having that hanging over my head if my life is here.

He kept his for the free healthcare.

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Supposedly he came to this country in 1990 as a five year-old but he didn't get a green card till 2011. What was the status of the 21 years before then? What status did he show up under if he didn't have a green card back then was he in on a visiting visa some kind, his mom doesn't speak English likely that she's not a citizen so how did you get here under what status nobody's talking about that he didn't get a green card legal status until 2011 after he had graduated from Texas A&M.

Why isn't his attorneys out there showing his I-90 form showing his renewal showing his pending renewal nobody's showing anything they're just claiming he's being held with no due process which is nonsense. Where's his attorney waving his USCIS receipt notice (Form I-797) as temporary proof of immigration status that is issued automatically if you apply for renewal in a timely fashion and there's any sort of backlog on completion of the Green Card renewal. If his lawyer is worth his sand, all he has to do is call a press conference and hold up his client legal status paperwork whether it be an I-90 or an I 797 in front of the cameras and it's over it's a done deal, but nobody's doing that. They're just crying and bad Trump orange man Hitler, blah blah blah blah blah.

Ribbed Paultz said:

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Deporting PhD scientists doesn't help our country in any way. HTH

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I disagree. We could use a lot less of these.

Aggie71013 said:

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Update this morning makes it sound like he's being exclusively delivered due to the weed charge from 2011. Seems like it would be abnormal to deport someone for a 14 year old minor drug charge.

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I'm ok with it. I voted for this.