SoyAnto

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   by SoyAnto 1y ago

   You're moving the goalposts. You were arguing about his alleged gang membership and now your point is that he was an illegal. Also, other users showed that his deportation was suspended as he had been threatened by the gang members you
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   by SoyAnto 1y ago

   Providing support for known criminal groups would immediately raise flags on any background check. Do you need a source on that claim as well?
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   by SoyAnto 1y ago

   I think you're arguing in bad faith. You would think this administration would jump at the opportunity of showing the media any proof that Abrego Garcia was a member of any gang, no matter how circumstantial or weak the proof is. But
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   by SoyAnto 1y ago

   Congress does have the power (article I, section 8), however it delegated this power to the president for "extraordinary" situations with certain laws.
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   by SoyAnto 2y ago

   What are these violations of the constitution committed by democrats you speak of?