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by refurb 1y ago
…are being dragged off the street based on their ethnicity and dumped in holding camps in other states by masked goons.. Do you have any evidence of this? Keep in mind you started calling me names. The rate of US citizens being arrest
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Are you an immigration lawyer? Sure if you produce some secure form of proof that has no indication of being fraudulent there is no cause to detain. But that’s not what’s happening in many cases. People using others ID. Questions about fr
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You realize ICE responded to this claim? https://x.com/dhsgov/status/1983550041496117532?s=46 “This temporary restraining order was not served to ICE until AFTER the criminal illegal alien was removed….Following h
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by refurb 1y ago
Nobody is saying citizens need to carry papers. My only point is that when a deportation order shows a name and face, people can still produce fraudulent documents showing they are a citizen. It’s not a uniquely American problem.
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I’m sorry you’re saying under Obama when the system said someone had a deportation order and the person produced fraudulent documents ICE just threw up their hands and said “oh well!”?
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This is a video titled “America’s Gulag”. That alone makes me think it’s not going to provide a fact based balanced view of the issue. But regardless it’s a 30 min video, so is there something you feel is important because I don’t have the
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by refurb 1y ago
Only in extraordinary cases where immigration status can’t be proven. If your document is suspect it’s examined. You can provide additional documents and interviewed about how you obtained your status. If you are a US citizen they can cal
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by refurb 1y ago
Sure, I understand that perspective. Trump’s random comments about the law are that helpful in instilling trust that laws are being followed. But at the same time, when the prior norms were incredibly lax to the point many immigration laws
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Ok, I'll revise it to "no due process is regularly being denied".
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I think you're confused about civil versus criminal violations. Just because a violation is civil does not mean it can't have serious consequences. JP Morgan was sloppy in it's mortgage approvals contributing to the financia
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“In Fiscal Year 2023, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in the Cincinnati area alone intercepted and identified more than 6,800 fraudulent, counterfeit, or stolen documents.” https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom&#x2F
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by refurb 1y ago
Yelling fire in a crowded theatre actually isn’t illegal. And your idea of court ordered ban on speech? What is a good example? That Covid absolutely 100% didn’t originate from a lab in China? How about the fact that Covid vaccines stop
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If the computer system says you are not a citizen but you produces then clearly one is wrong. It’s no different than a US citizen having an arrest warrant but then showing the cop a final disposition from the court showing the charges were
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by refurb 1y ago
You’re ignoring the cases where people produce fraudulent documentation proving they are a citizen. Do you just throw up your hands “i guess there is nothing we can do”? What I find entertaining as a non-US citizen is how border enforcement
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by refurb 1y ago
This isn’t new under Trump. But it’s entertaining watching everyone pretend it is. Obama had similar rules around standing deportation orders and how quickly they could be executed once an alien was in custody. If you’ve stood before a jud
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by refurb 1y ago
That’s not true at all. If the computer says you’re in the US illegally, but you have documents that say you are a US citizen, then you are put in custody until the discrepancy can be resolved. It really depends on whether or not there is a
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by refurb 1y ago
This occurred to me. If I were the feds and broke some secure app like Signal, I’d keep complaining how the encryption is hurt law enforcement and watch people flock to it.
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If your theory was logically sound it would be interesting to hear more.
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The US produces far more per capita to show for it.
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This is a wild comment. It claims free speech is being taken away, then gets upset people use it (Fox News). Then it celebrates a law that actually curtails free speech.
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by refurb 1y ago
You just discovered the entire scientific field of cost-effectiveness.
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There is the whole totalitarian human rights thing, so if you overlook that small, insignificant issue, then yeah, China is doing great!
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You can’t look at carbon footprint in isolation. All carbon is a result of the production of something, often production which improves the state of human suffering. What is more important is efficiency. Otherwise the logical argument is “
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Closed cell foam is used in the AirPods? At the higher cabin altitude, the foam is going to expand slightly, messing up the fit?
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It's just that you can't rely on people making rational choices for themselves to produce long-term overall good outcomes. Yet most of the world relies on such a system and it’s produced the highest advancement of any system. Th
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If he wasn't pardoned would it really stop him from running a scam company if he wanted?
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There are risks with every procedure and medication. A dose of ibuprofen could give you Stevens–Johnson syndrome or TENS and you end up in a burn war for months. Patients should be made aware of all the risks for any treatment, but it would
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by refurb 1y ago
True, but is that an injustice? Is it likely to happen? He was accused of not having adequate know your customer compliance measures to prevent money laundering. Not like he stolen customer funds.
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He already served his sentence and was released a while ago. What do you mean it's not a crime? The only thing the pardon does is remove his criminal record.
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I don't get the outrage either. He was sentenced to 4 months in prison. He already served that time and got out. So what does a parden get him? No criminal record? This pardon seems rather minor to me.

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