• Nougat@fedia.io
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    1 day ago

    … legal citizen, …

    Legal status. Which I am sure they’re talking about revoking because she’s been “charged with a crime.”

    That is the plan. Even for people who are in the US legally, just charge them with a crime, and that legal status can be pulled and they can be deported. Maybe even to Gitmo in the near future.

    ICE is Gestapo.

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      7 hours ago

      Key fact:

      “It’s unusual for (ICE) to pick up an individual with legal status and not convicted of a crime. That usually doesn’t happen.”

      Emphasis mine.

      Edit: This is intended to reinforce your point for those who don’t read the article.

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        … “usually doesn’t happen.”

        The irony of the use of the qualifier “usually” is not lost on me.

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        21 hours ago

        Could be a lot of things. Could be a tourist visa, student visa, H1B, green card, probably a mess of other things I’m not aware of. Some kind of “You’re not a citizen, but it’s legal for you to be in the United States” paperwork.

        I’d expect that the 18 year old is probably attached to her parents’ status.