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No, They probably invoked very particular section of the law which gives a power to the US Secretary of State to take green card in extraordinary circumstances
by boroboro4 2y ago
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They probably invoked very particular section of the law which gives a power to the US Secretary of State to take green card in extraordinary circumstances of danger to the states.
The provisions you keep citing most likely can’t be invoked like this, and must involve immigration courts. It’s much harder for the state to remove permanent residents than visa holders.
- danielmarkbruce 2y agoThe immigration courts are part of the administrative branch. Homeland overseas it, not State. He was detained by ICE, which is part of Homeland. You are miles out of your depth.
- etc-hosts 2y agoThey showed up at first saying they were revoking his student visa, were surprised he didn't have a student visa and was here because he is a permanent resident, and then they made a bunch of stuff to justify hauling him away to imprison him in Louisiana. They didn't "invoke" anything.