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This is a compeltely different topic now. You're talking about people who were dragged into the US when they were children by their parents. We were just talk
by hsn915 4y ago
This is a compeltely different topic now.
You're talking about people who were dragged into the US when they were children by their parents.
We were just talking about whether the US is particularly stringent when it comes to border inspections.
> Or be deported out by ICE right after serving lengthy sentence despite living in the country your whole life
Most countries would consider foreign citizens who serve lengthy prison sentences as unwanted visitors and would like very much to get rid of them as soon as possible.
I don't know of a country that welcomes such a thing. Do you know of one?
- notch656a 4y agoI don't think Svalbard (territory) imposes any sort of criminal background scrutiny before settlement. I'm not sure if Vanuatu allows immigration for people who served time in Vanuatu but my understanding is they commonly "forget" to thoroughly check records when people pay the $130k or whatever it is for their passport-by-investment; Comoros was doing the same thing before they shut down their CIP program.
- manquer 4y agoMost countries even emerging economies with poor human rights records have nowhere close to the insane incarceration rate that the U.S. has, so it is far lesser problem anywhere else.
- hsn915 4y agoYou're yet again talking about a completely different topic. "Incarceration rate".
- manquer 4y agoPoliticians and public discourse sees it as related . Sanctuary city laws are specifically try to address this https://sf.gov/information/sanctuary-city-ordinance https://sf.gov/information/sanctuary-city-ordinance Nobody is saying the fact we have incarceration rate is a different “topic “, we will not reform immigration policy to mitigate that. These are real problems for real people , it doesn’t matter it is different topic, As a country we fail immigrants who come here