[Alf]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

The deportation process looks diabolical. How did it even happen so fast? Must've been months in the making so maybe it's a continuation of what the Biden admin started cause they supposedly deported 744 illegals?



On the procedural side yes immigrants should do it legally but on the human side I'm thinking about the good ones that actually contributed to society. Will be devastating for them

How did it happen so fast? Because Trump is a man of action. And he does what the people he represents want.

Our leader could do the same, but he doesn’t want to, even if the people he represents want him to.

It's not only that he doesn't want to, he's actually facilitating these crimes.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by Alf

How did it happen so fast? Because Trump is a man of action. And he does what the people he represents want.

Our leader could do the same, but he doesn’t want to, even if the people he represents want him to.

It's not only that he doesn't want to, he's actually facilitating these crimes.

I mean fast in terms of isn't some kind of geographical search required first? A bit of enquiry about people's backgrounds and contributions or lack there of? Unless all illegal immigrants are in one area one building?

And what is the criteria for being deported? "Are you brown and Mexican?" Or...? Lots of questions