RaiderHaters Revenge

Good all the ones who said they don’t like him will have been deported by next election

whats worse, New Orleans or Chicago? I think Chicago has the longest history of corruption

now do chicago

No way. Those free range turkeys are there just living life. Thinking things are great and then bam dinner. i want my turkey caged up and miserable and just like please kill me

Local grocery store has a spend 50 get a 19lb Jennie o turkey free

All of them have been amazing. I loved beginnings I wish there was a couple more seasons. But resurrection was awesome too

Good protesting in the streets is illegal. I like Florida laws. Run em over

I am sure they were mostly peaceful two dozen wasn't enough arrests, these people are acting to aide and abet criminal aliens that the american people voted to uphold the laws on our books

how many visas do we give out, how many overstay, as opposed to how many MILLIONS cross the border illegally regardless of how they came here, they can go home, free flight, later criminals

yah youre right, I edited in a different link, not sure why google had that as an answer when I asked the question its a crime punishable by fines, deportation and potentially jail that being said, the likelihood of them being visa overstays is minimal, thats why they hide in sanctuary cities the proposal linked does look amazing

yes we know retards like you think misdemeanors aren't crimes THEY ARE CRIMES, making them CRIMINAL

right, and whats the PENALTY for overstaying your visa https://legalclarity.org/what-happens-if-you-overstay-your-visa-in-the-us/ 6 months in jail Makes visa overstays a crime: Classifies overstaying a visa as “illegal entry” under federal law, closing a major national security loophole. Criminal penalties: Imposes up to 6 months in jail for a first offense and up to 2 years for repeat offenses.

Yes. All of them I have yet to figure out how to be somewhere without having to enter that space. Maybe you can do it

Good. What a focking doosh

No it isn’t ding dong Entering the U.S. illegally is a federal crime, specifically a misdemeanor for a first offense. However, the offense escalates to a felony if the individual has been previously removed (deported) from the United States and attempts to reenter or is found in the U.S. without authorization. Initial Entry First Offense: Unlawfully entering or attempting to enter the U.S. at a location other than a designated port of entry is a criminal offense under 8 U.S.C. § 1325. It is punishable as a misdemeanor, which can result in a fine, imprisonment of up to six months, or both.