flook
Well-Known Member
When an illegal migrant with a criminal history was allowed to continue living in the country on the taxpayer dime even after his case had been adjudicated and deportation orders signed. But the administration chose to not enforce deportation orders. Did you ask if those who voted for that administration were ashamed?
First thing I'd think to ask would be why was the order not enforced. Presumably there was a reason? I assume the administration didn't just go "ah feck it, let him stay"
When one of such criminally convicted and deportation ordered was allowed to continue staying until he decided to rape and kill a victim. Were you ashamed then? Or did you wonder if those who voted in an administration that refused to evict those who the courts had ordered deported, were ashamed?
On the whole I agree with you, immigrants, whether illegal or otherwise, convicted of serious crimes should be deported.
However, was the woman referred to in TonyM's post a convicted criminal? Let's assume not. Why then should she be subjected to the abuse from the "proud boy" (fucking joke name btw, should just have "I'm a ****" tattooed on his forehead)
It seems in "Murica any immigrant, not binary person, sick lame or lazy is fair game these days, and this I do not agree with