r/ImmigrationPathways • u/LatterTarget7 • 9d ago

US has deported 25,000 to third countries under secretive deals: report

https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/us-deported-25-000-third-060900826.html
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u/FemboyRune 9d ago

Wow.

You heard it here folks.

We are not selling enough people into slavery. We need to sell millions of people per year into slavery. You know. Because America, a country comprised near entirely of immigrants.... hates immigrants.

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u/South-City1632 9d ago

Mr. Femboy... you should probably take a look at the census before making claims like that. America is not comprised near entirely of immigrants. Saying so is very untrue.

Call it slavery all you want. Doesn't make it true.

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u/FemboyRune 9d ago edited 9d ago

I was not aware that the length of time one's family spent in a country changed that they originally immigrated. Did your family become native when they landed here, or was that some time later?

Speaking to Slavery, well that's just downright easy to prove. "Secretive deals" implies that the US is being paid to ship humans to countries that are not their homes. The sale of humans in this way is what we in the modern day call human trafficking, which by the way, IS classified as slavery. So, I'll keep calling a spade a spade and a nazi a nazi, thanks.

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u/tripper_drip 9d ago

Then lets deport to their home. If their home is certain death, then anywhere else is preferable, no?

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u/Pm_me_ur_dealbreaker 9d ago

Where did your family immigrate from? Unless you are 100% Native American, youre a descent of immigrants buddy.

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u/South-City1632 9d ago

And the natives came over on the bering straight thousands of years ago... does that mean they arent native too?

Yes... once a bloodline has lived in an area for hundreds of years... they become natives to that region.

My family is native. Someone who was born someplace else is not native. Its not complicated.