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The other person was another US citizen and they were in the United States and stopped for being tan. After proof of citizenship was provided he still hasn't be
by cannonedhamster 7y ago
The other person was another US citizen and they were in the United States and stopped for being tan. After proof of citizenship was provided he still hasn't been released. What about this story is okay with you? U.S. citizens shouldn't be being stopped by customs away from the border, US citizens shouldn't be detained without representation and denied civil liberties, US citizens shouldn't be forced into signing deportation documents in order to get legal representation or talk to their family. They definitely shouldn't continue to be in custody for immigration after their legal documents have been provided.
- kortilla 7y agoNo, the other person was not a US citizen, which is what likely led to this exploding. >It was about 8 p.m. Marlon, who was born in Mexico and lacked legal status I agree that he shouldn’t be denied representation, regardless of what the scenario looks like.
- balls187 7y agoTraveling on the bus with an undocumented/illegal/non-resident person is hardly cause for anything exploding. Denied representation AND due process.
- cannonedhamster 7y agoIt's in the article he was traveling with his brother who had a Texas ID which requires a US social security number? Was there someone else mentioned in the article I missed in my reading?