Feel Good Deportation Stories

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5 minutes ago, thegeneral said:

Funny that Trump’s press secretary mouthpiece who is always shitting all over illegals didn’t know her sister in law was one. Weird!

Focus on (deporting) the Family!

Of course, it’s not actually her sister in law because, like her, her brother chooses to have children out of wedlock. It’s the mother of her nephew, but there’s no marriage there. So hilarious that they put out this goodie-two-shoes image but they’re actually really trashy.

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20 minutes ago, dogcows said:

Focus on (deporting) the Family!

Of course, it’s not actually her sister in law because, like her, her brother chooses to have children out of wedlock. It’s the mother of her nephew, but there’s no marriage there. So hilarious that they put out this goodie-two-shoes image but they’re actually really trashy.

I won’t disparage this twat’s family and their personal lives like the miserable orange cunnty baby demands of his political foes. But it is wild to me that press secretary Barbie had no clue about this. 

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US ends temporary status for Myanmar nationals even as civil war still rages

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The Trump administration announced Wednesday a renewed effort to terminate the Temporary Protected Status of more than 350,000 Haitian immigrants, saying they will be eligible for deportation in early February unless they have other legal means to remain in the U.S.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem made the decision after the Trump administration's initial attempts to end the TPS protections of hundreds of thousands of Haitians earlier this year were stalled in federal court.

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4 hours ago, Maximum Overkill said:

US ends temporary status for Myanmar nationals even as civil war still rages

3 hours ago, Maximum Overkill said:

The Trump administration announced Wednesday a renewed effort to terminate the Temporary Protected Status of more than 350,000 Haitian immigrants, saying they will be eligible for deportation in early February unless they have other legal means to remain in the U.S.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem made the decision after the Trump administration's initial attempts to end the TPS protections of hundreds of thousands of Haitians earlier this year were stalled in federal court.

This is really a shame. Sending refugees back to active war zones is inhumane, un-Christian, and un-American.

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ICE detains Texas father as son’s health declines: ‘Don’t forget about me’

Maher Tarabishi was arrested at a routine visit despite decades in the US, leaving his son with Pompe disease

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ICE deports Austin college student flying home for Thanksgiving after judge issues stay, lawyer says

19-year-old Any Lucia Lopez Belloza was returning home from college in Boston in what was intended to be a surprise for her parents.

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Border Patrol Detains Mexican Truck Drivers for ‘Cabotage’
Truckers Sent Home With Visas Revoked, While Trucks Seized and Owners Notified

Mexican truck drivers illegally hauling domestic U.S. freight recently were detained and saw their commercial vehicles seized by federal agents in a U.S. Customs and Border Protection enforcement effort targeting “cabotage,” in which Mexican drivers delivering cross-border freight remain in the U.S. to haul domestic loads.

Doing so is a violation of federal law, and it’s an issue that American Trucking Associations has for months been urging legislators, regulators and law enforcement to take more seriously.

Agents conducting immigrations checks along Interstate 19 in Arizona in two incidents pulled drivers off the road suspected of cabotage and returned them to Mexico, CBP said in a Nov. 25 release. The north-south freight route stretches from the Nogales Land Port of Entry on the U.S. side of the border to Tucson. This stretch of I-19 is a key commerce corridor for the state, as it connects to I-8 near Tucson and I-10 south of Phoenix.

[Hardcore troubadour 16,057]

NAFTA.  Another Democrat failure. Clinton and Obama.  Nothing but destruction and division of the American people.  

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9 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

NAFTA.  Another Democrat failure. Clinton and Obama.  Nothing but destruction and division of the American people.  

Obama had kids in cages

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The Trump administration has halted all immigration applications filed by people from 19 countries, its latest move to restrict legal immigration pathways following the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., last week, according to internal government guidance and a source familiar with the move.

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Somali refugee who works as addiction recovery leader detained by ICE, described as "gang member"

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5 hours ago, Maximum Overkill said:

Somali refugee who works as addiction recovery leader detained by ICE, described as "gang member"

He also has multiple felonies including child sexual assault...

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Iran says a second flight of deportees, carrying 55, has left the U.S.

The deportations come as tensions remain high between Iran and the U.S. after America bombed Iranian nuclear sites during Tehran’s 12-day war with Israel in June.

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ICE detains the mother of Karoline Leavitt’s nephew.  Trying to get Karoline’s brother out of paying child support maybe?

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2 minutes ago, TimHauck said:

ICE detains the mother of Karoline Leavitt’s nephew.  Trying to get Karoline’s brother out of paying child support maybe?

Cool. Go abortion. 

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New Orleans — What began as a normal Monday morning for 18-year-old Jonathan Escalante quickly changed when his mother, 38-year-old Vilma Cruz, called to tell him that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents had pulled up behind her car in Kenner, Louisiana.

"She told the man in Spanish that 'I didn't do anything to you, sir,' and then she hung up the call," Escalante said in a broadcast exclusive interview with CBS News. "And then I wasn't able to call her ever since."

 

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A Ukrainian woman married to a United States citizen has become one of the latest applicants to be detained by federal agents at their green card interview

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Babson student deported to Honduras

Any Lucía López Belloza, a 19-year-old freshman at Babson College, thought that she would have a routine flight from Logan Airport in Boston to Texas on Nov. 20. She was hoping to surprise her family there ahead of Thanksgiving. 

Instead, Belloza was detained at the airport and deported a few days later to Honduras. Now, she is telling her story. 

Belloza fled Honduras when she was a child, seeking asylum with her family in Texas. 

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Feds bring woman to U.S. to face charges, then say she’s here illegally

The administration’s moves, in the case of a Belarusian woman accused of smuggling aviation equipment into Russia, are the latest to spark confusion in court. 

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Truckers Who Fail English Tests Get Pulled Off Roads in Trump Crackdown

Thousands of drivers are being swept up in the administration’s immigration agenda, upending a critical pillar of the US economy.

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2 hours ago, Maximum Overkill said:

Truckers Who Fail English Tests Get Pulled Off Roads in Trump Crackdown

Thousands of drivers are being swept up in the administration’s immigration agenda, upending a critical pillar of the US economy.

Winning! 

 

[Hardcore troubadour 16,057]

Honduras doesn’t celebrate thanksgiving. I fail to see what relevance that has to the story. 

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With protected status set to expire, many South Sudanese in the U.S. face returning to a country in crisis

Alex Lomong is a man of many labels: He’s a Virginia resident, was a decorated Division I athlete on the Ohio State University track team, and is a middle-distance runner whose times put him in sight of qualifying for the Olympic trials.

He is also an immigrant from South Sudan who was granted Temporary Protected Status. Now, with the Trump administration’s plan to end TPS designation for South Sudanese nationals on Jan. 5, Lomong is one of many facing an uncertain future in the United States

Born in a small village in what is now South Sudan, Lomong fled with his mother to Kenya in 2003 as violence at home escalated. He came to the United States in 2009 at age 11 on a student visa and quickly emerged as a standout runner. The end of TPS could mean that he, as well as hundreds of others, will be forced to return to a country with widespread famine and political instability.

“Being deported there is basically like a suicide mission,” Lomong said.

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ICE traps immigrants at green card interviews

ICE has turned green card interviews into nightmares for some families, as immigrants leave in handcuffs instead of with paths to legal status.

Why it matters: For years, people felt safe showing up for court cases and green card interviews as ICE targeted "the worst of the worst" for arrests. But federal buildings are no longer safe(ish) spaces for undocumented immigrants.

 

 

• Some people arrested in this process are eligible for bond or can become eligible through a habeas corpus petition. Otherwise, a detainee ends up seeing out the legal immigration application from immigration detention.

Zoom in: In San Diego, ICE recently arrested an undocumented immigrant at a U.S. Customs and Immigration Service interview after he applied for a green card, immigration lawyer Jan Bejar told Axios.

• The client married a U.S. citizen, but had overstayed a tourist visa after entering the country with his parents at the age of 12. USCIS approved the green card petition on the same day as ICE made the arrest.
• "This whole thing could have been avoided because as the officer said, 'Your case is perfectly fine. There is nothing wrong with it,'" Bejar said.

In Cleveland, Courtney Koski's client was arrested in late November at an interview while also applying for legal status through marriage. The client had been in the country for 25 years, and was brought to the country as a child. But she was living with a removal order after her parents missed their court hearing.

• Though her petition was also approved, she remains in ICE custody.
• Her husband's "very distraught. He's suffering without his wife during the holidays," Koski said.
• "He was trying everything he could to help her legalize her status here and now she's being punished for trying to do the right thing."

Zoom out: The local chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association has been tracking arrests similar to what happened to Bejar's client, pegging the number at several dozen, according to the New York Times.

• But ICE and USCIS have not officially shared how many people nationally are being arrested at their hearings.
• "It's not like a blanket you shouldn't ever arrest anybody," said Michael Knowles, a retired asylum officer who is president of AFGE Local 1924, representing USCIS employees around Washington.
• But Knowles said his "union would argue that our law enforcement partners ought to exercise discretion about where, when, how and why they're going to arrest somebody
• ICE traps immigrants at green card interviews https://share.google/4vUVKAS9SAXvnnh1i

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2 hours ago, Maximum Overkill said:

ICE traps immigrants at green card interviews

ICE has turned green card interviews into nightmares for some families, as immigrants leave in handcuffs instead of with paths to legal status.

Why it matters: For years, people felt safe showing up for court cases and green card interviews as ICE targeted "the worst of the worst" for arrests. But federal buildings are no longer safe(ish) spaces for undocumented immigrants.

 

 

• Some people arrested in this process are eligible for bond or can become eligible through a habeas corpus petition. Otherwise, a detainee ends up seeing out the legal immigration application from immigration detention.

Zoom in: In San Diego, ICE recently arrested an undocumented immigrant at a U.S. Customs and Immigration Service interview after he applied for a green card, immigration lawyer Jan Bejar told Axios.

• The client married a U.S. citizen, but had overstayed a tourist visa after entering the country with his parents at the age of 12. USCIS approved the green card petition on the same day as ICE made the arrest.
• "This whole thing could have been avoided because as the officer said, 'Your case is perfectly fine. There is nothing wrong with it,'" Bejar said.

In Cleveland, Courtney Koski's client was arrested in late November at an interview while also applying for legal status through marriage. The client had been in the country for 25 years, and was brought to the country as a child. But she was living with a removal order after her parents missed their court hearing.

• Though her petition was also approved, she remains in ICE custody.
• Her husband's "very distraught. He's suffering without his wife during the holidays," Koski said.
• "He was trying everything he could to help her legalize her status here and now she's being punished for trying to do the right thing."

Zoom out: The local chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association has been tracking arrests similar to what happened to Bejar's client, pegging the number at several dozen, according to the New York Times.

• But ICE and USCIS have not officially shared how many people nationally are being arrested at their hearings.
• "It's not like a blanket you shouldn't ever arrest anybody," said Michael Knowles, a retired asylum officer who is president of AFGE Local 1924, representing USCIS employees around Washington.
• But Knowles said his "union would argue that our law enforcement partners ought to exercise discretion about where, when, how and why they're going to arrest somebody
• ICE traps immigrants at green card interviews https://share.google/4vUVKAS9SAXvnnh1i

Remember when MAGA said they didn’t want to go after people who are “doing it the right way?” Pepperidge Farm remembers. Meanwhile, we have this administration making an enemies list of immigration attorneys.

https://abovethelaw.com/2025/12/ice-accidentally-publishes-a-watch-list-of-immigration-lawyers-which-is-definitely-a-normal-thing-for-the-government-to-do/

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Andrew Fels, a staff attorney at Al Otro Lado, put it bluntly, “There is no obvious legitimate reason for ICE to be compiling what appears to be a covert roster of immigration lawyers. We are giving ICE an opportunity to publicly explain the watch list’s purpose. Publishing the underlying policies governing the watch list’s creation and inclusion criteria will conclusively resolve this issue.”

Cassandra Lopez, Al Otro Lado’s legal director, framed the situation as a warning to all lawyers. “History may be repeating itself. Once again, our staff and colleagues appear on a government watch list simply for doing our jobs—defending the constitutional right to seek asylum and holding the government accountable in court. The pattern is unmistakable and deeply alarming.”

 

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14 minutes ago, dogcows said:

Remember when MAGA said they didn’t want to go after people who are “doing it the right way?” Pepperidge Farm remembers. Meanwhile, we have this administration making an enemies list of immigration attorneys.

https://abovethelaw.com/2025/12/ice-accidentally-publishes-a-watch-list-of-immigration-lawyers-which-is-definitely-a-normal-thing-for-the-government-to-do/

 

Being here illegally is not doing things the right way.

Too bad so sad. 

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2 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

Being here illegally is not doing things the right way.

Too bad so sad. 

These people were at their green card interviews. The literal definition of doing it legally.

This is more proof that you don’t care about legal or illegal. You just need a group of people to attack. Compensating for your innie.

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If they leave on their own they get 3k and a ticket home, and an opportunity to come back. That ends any sympathy for those that remain here unlawfully. Grow up libtards 

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1 minute ago, dogcows said:

These people were at their green card interviews. The literal definition of doing it legally.

This is more proof that you don’t care about legal or illegal. You just need a group of people to attack. Compensating for your innie.

No. You are wrong again. They did not do it right. 

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Winning. 

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The deportations are mostly a show.

‘It’s a war'

Inside ICE’s media machine

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The internal communications reviewed by The Post show how the ICE team has coordinated with the White House, working to satisfy Trump aides’ demands to “flood the airwaves,” as one official urged in the messages, with brash content showing immigrants being chased, grabbed and detained.

They also show federal officials mocking immigrants in crass terms and discussing video edits that might help legitimize the administration’s aggressive stance. The team also knowingly used copyright-protected music without permission from the rights holders, among other techniques designed to boost their online attention.

Obama deported more criminals than Trump, because he focused on actual criminals instead of trying to make social media videos.

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• Barack Obama's administration deported more immigrants than any other in the last 3 decades, according to official figures analyzed by Factchequeado. It carried out 2,749,706 deportations in 8 years, an average of 942 per day. During his first term (2009-2012), it averaged 1,088 per day; in the second (2013-2016), the daily average dropped to 794.
• Between January and June 2025, Donald Trump's administration carried out 128,039 deportations, averaging 810 per day, fewer than in the years with the highest deportations under Obama. But detentions have reached record numbers: on August 11, 2025, it surpassed 60,000 arrests, more than 80% without criminal records, according to ICE data.
• Obama's policy prioritized, especially in his second term, the deportation of people with criminal charges, while in Trump's policy, the categories don't matter.

https://factchequeado.com/teexplicamos/20250820/obama-deportations-trump-biden-numbers/

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Obama also built more border wall than any other president. By a lot. Dems used to like border security until Trump.  

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1 hour ago, dogcows said:

The deportations are mostly a show.

‘It’s a war'

Inside ICE’s media machine

Obama deported more criminals than Trump, because he focused on actual criminals instead of trying to make social media videos.

https://factchequeado.com/teexplicamos/20250820/obama-deportations-trump-biden-numbers/

 poor dogpoop still lives beleiving liberal "fact check" sites. 

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As he sat in ICE detention, a teen dreamed of finishing his senior year of high school in LA.

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• A Chilean teen spent months in an immigration detention center fighting to return to school.
• The Department of Homeland Security said he was arrested for overstaying his visa by more than two years.
• The community rallied to support him, organizing news conferences demanding his release.

The baby-faced teen called his mom for the fourth time that November day. He was homesick, but he wanted her to know he was OK.

Benjamin Guerrero Cruz had recently turned 18, and he was farther from his mother and younger siblings than he’d ever been before.

- LA Times

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3 hours ago, Horseman said:

Obama also built more border wall than any other president. By a lot. Dems used to like border security until Trump.  

Obama did a better job than Rump at everything. He’s a fat weak excuse for a man. Worst president in history. Do you think he’ll turn it around in the next 3 years? 

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29 minutes ago, dogcows said:

Obama did a better job than Rump at everything. He’s a fat weak excuse for a man. Worst president in history. Do you think he’ll turn it around in the next 3 years? 

So border wall and deportations are good as long as its not Trump?   LOL

Tax Cuts made permanent 

Dow up 14% 

Nasdaq up 22% 

S&P up up 18% 

Border CLOSED 

Ive literally got everything I voted for already. The rest is just gravy.  

 

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25 minutes ago, Horseman said:

So border wall and deportations are good as long as its not Trump?   LOL

Tax Cuts made permanent 

Dow up 14% 

Nasdaq up 22% 

S&P up up 18% 

Border CLOSED 

Ive literally got everything I voted for already. The rest is just gravy.  

 

Obama’s first year:

NASDAQ up 48%

DOW up 30%

Trump just can’t measure up to a real man. 

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Just now, dogcows said:

Obama’s first year:

NASDAQ up 48%

DOW up 30%

Trump just can’t measure up to a real man. 

Even CNN had to swallow:

US economy increases by 4.3% in third quarter in fastest growth rate in 2 years

WASHINGTON (TNND) — The U.S. economy increased by 4.3% in the third quarter, the Commerce Department announced in a report on Tuesday.

This is a faster pace than the second quarter, which was 3.8%, making it the fastest growth rate in two years.

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3 minutes ago, dogcows said:

Obama’s first year:

NASDAQ up 48%

DOW up 30%

Trump just can’t measure up to a real man. 

Why are you ignoring numero uno?  Obama let Bush's tax cuts expire.  Trump made his permanent.  All things considered - Trump wins again. 

Too easy.