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If he was a citizen, then I would definitely have a problem with it. The problem I see is that asylum claims have been so abused recently that they have become
by xedrac 1y ago
If he was a citizen, then I would definitely have a problem with it. The problem I see is that asylum claims have been so abused recently that they have become an entitlement rather than an exceptional case. I don't know the specifics of this guy, but a judge ruled in his case to not keep him here. Maybe there's a good reason for that, or maybe the judge is sick of what has transpired over the last 4 years and is over compensating for it. I don't know, but I know things can't continue the way the were going during Biden's term.
- davidw 1y agoSo first you're for legal immigration, and then well, no, not like that. "Do things the proper way" is just a facade for the xenophobia. The guy worked with the US in Afghanistan. Do you not think he has a real case here? He'll get killed if they send him back.
- xedrac 1y agoOn the surface, yes, it looks like he has a strong case for asylum. But the judge denied it for some reason, which I assume is based on something more than personal feelings. I am not familiar enough with him or his case to judge for myself, and I am certainly not going to blindly accept what the news says, as they have proven to be almost completely void of unbiased information.