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How long has it been since you lived out of your native country
Yes, with two Weimaraners. -
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White House Defends Abrego Garcia Deportation, Calling Return "Out of the Question"
The left does not care about this piece of human debris, they are only using him to attack Trump, stir up hate and discontent and frighten people. That's why the left is so dependent on deceit, if they were truthful, they'd have no power at all. -
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White House Defends Abrego Garcia Deportation, Calling Return "Out of the Question"
"We do not know that he did not get due process, we only know what is reported." - Actually we do know this, as the Honorable Judge Paula Xinis has ruled in her order, https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mdd.578815/gov.uscourts.mdd.578815.31.0.pdf "He can be deported to El Salvador if the threat to him no longer exists, which (as I understand it) does not." - Remember the Supreme Court's ruling. There's a process that must be followed to allow this (specifically an IJ has to rule as such to overturn the withholding of removal order with a reinstatement of removal order first). I think we're agreed that your own personal judgement wouldn't be enough to just ignore the withholding, right? But yes, once the IJ has confirmed that the threat no longer exists under the limited due process that even aliens such as Garcia are entitled to under US law .. then yes, he can be re-deported to El Salvador. "I don't think that "Refugees and asylum seekers who have valid claims upheld by a judge..." are in the country illegally." - Good point. They may enter illegally (i.e. sneak across the border without inspection) but perhaps the law explicitly forgives this retroactively once the judge upholds their claim. "Will he be able to clear his name that he is in the county illegally? He would not be tried as a criminal, if he were, he would be entitled to the same due process as a citizen." - Actually the Maryland filing for domestic violence is exactly that - a forum for him to be tried in a criminal court. Also, his right to due process doesn't end outside of criminal court. One can easily forsee a civil lawsuit that involves these allegations, for which Garcia would still be afforded the same due process as a US citizen. As a bonus - in a civil lawsuit, Garcia can show up remotely over video while being represented by an in-person attorney. So he doesn't even need to be in the country of the United States - let alone illegally - to clear his name. "He has no right to "clear his name". That ship has sailed. In immigration court, the burden of proof is on him to show he has legal status." - Exactly why "immigration court" is the wrong forum for this. That's for deciding if he gets to stay or leave, not for clearing his name. Also note the different burden and standard of proof required between that court and others that I had described in previous posts. -
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Thai Cattle Farmers Protest Proposed Import of US Hormone-Treated Beef
US beef is melt in your mouth tender and bursting with flavor. A totally superior product. If you never had the pleasure not much point having a to and fro over the issue. Ever wondered why carnivore/lion diet is so popular in the US? You'd need teeth like dracula and the well trained jaw muscles of Ms.Harris to try that in Thailand. -
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How long has it been since you lived out of your native country
Are you living in the house ?
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