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WickedsDesire -> RE: Why are Iraqi Christians facing deportation from US? (7/16/2017 5:02:21 AM)

Would a, or 200, decapitated heads be proof to your liking of persecution?
Not like you can sew them back on now is it.

That aside jeff none of them have been deported just yet, I think.




bounty44 -> RE: Why are Iraqi Christians facing deportation from US? (7/16/2017 5:37:35 AM)

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ORIGINAL: jlf1961

The hundreds being referenced are Iraqi Christians who came to the states on visas ranging from student to employment and without reference to being religious refugees or refugees of any sort.



no, go back and look at the post I am responding to. it says "hundreds" in reference to "American citizens"

she also says "every year", which indicates CLEARLY she's not talking about whats going on just with the Iraqi Christians from the op.

and the op only says "more than a hundred" not "hundreds"




tweakabelle -> RE: Why are Iraqi Christians facing deportation from US? (7/16/2017 5:53:49 AM)

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ORIGINAL: servantforuse

He is going to build that wall and he is banning muslims from certain countries from entering the US despite efforts from liberal judges from doing so. America is being great again.

Is that your standard for making American great again? Just that - proposing to build a wall and banning Muslim immigrants - is the difference between a great USA and a not so great USA?

Nothing about full employment, being respected on the international stage (as opposed to the object of derision Trump has made the USA) a world leader in human rights, debt free ... nothing along those lines at all? Don't these things matter to you?

Penny-ante little places like Botswana Nauru Lichtenstein or Andorra could propose to build a wall and ban Muslim immigration - would that make them great too?




Wayward5oul -> RE: Why are Iraqi Christians facing deportation from US? (7/16/2017 6:49:16 AM)


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ORIGINAL: KenDckey

I would say that it is within the realm of possibility that most illegals are refugees from something - gangs, cartels, retribution, corrupt government, etc. The ddifference is they didn't appoly for refugee status.

That being said, illegal is still illegal so send them back to their home country or some country that is willling to take them in.

I haven't kept up on the current status of relevant countries, but I'm pretty sure that our government has to officially recognize the situation in another country in order for someone to be able to apply for refugee status. As we are officially "friendly" with most Latin American countries, they do not have the option of applying for refugee status. For example, despite the fact the Mexico has engaged in a poorly waged war on the cartels since 2008 and that it's resulted in the deaths of countless Innocents, there is no refugee option for them trying to escape it as our government hasn't officially recognized the situation, lest we harm relations with Mexico. Apparently the offense it would cause them would be too great. Which is ludicrous.




Wayward5oul -> RE: Why are Iraqi Christians facing deportation from US? (7/16/2017 7:04:43 AM)


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ORIGINAL: bounty44

you cant just say stuff like this without referencing.

where exactly does a US citizen who was born here get deported to?

and "hundreds?"



At one point, Texas quit issuing birth certificates to anyone they perceived as an anchor baby. Leaving those babies open to being deported. Regardless of anyone's individual opinion on the matter, current law holds they are citizens. Yet they were left with no way to prove it. This was allowed to go on for three years before it was settled in court. No telling how many citizens were deported during that three years.

https://nyti.ms/2a8x6aH






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