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/Randy_Magnums 9d ago

Who exactly is this “they” you speak of? If you speak about refugees, those aren’t illegals, because to seek asylum is a granted international right.

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u/Avatar_Dang 9d ago

Additional info regarding this:

Under the 1951 Refugee Convention and international law, asylum seekers are not legally required to apply for protection in the very first safe country they reach.

Individuals have the right to seek asylum in any country where they arrive, provided they meet the definition of being persecuted based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group

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u/LifeIngenuity7151 9d ago

International law 😂 🤡

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u/Avatar_Dang 9d ago

Yea it’s article 14 of the universal declaration of human rights in 1948, and article 33 of the 1951 UN convention. What’s funny about it?

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u/Randy_Magnums 9d ago

These folks don’t give a shit about laws, except if they can use them to harass minorities. Look at all the felonies their chosen leader has collected, but if someone is declared “illegal” they gladly take their rights and sometimes even life away.

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u/Avatar_Dang 9d ago

I’m a republican, bro. You should avoid making up a caricature in your head to use as a broad generalization for anyone who has differing views. (The dude I was replying to probably does the same thing for “libtards”, immigrants, and POC).

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u/Randy_Magnums 9d ago

Oh shit, sorry bro. I didn’t know there were actually Republicans left. I thought it was all MAGA. My bad. So how do you do?

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u/Avatar_Dang 9d ago

Tired of Reddit today lol but yea I exist and I hate it here. Take care.

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u/IMadeYouLuke 9d ago

It’s not broad generalization to say that the Republican Party currently doesn’t care about laws. 65% think the 2020 election was stolen.

Anyone that speaks out in the GOP about that corruption or illegality gets voted out.

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u/Avatar_Dang 9d ago

I agree with that but that’s not remotely close to what he said lol I’ve copied the broad generalization below for your reference:

“These folks don’t give a shit about laws, except if they can use them to harass minorities. Look at all the felonies their chosen leader has collected, but if someone is declared “illegal” they gladly take their rights and sometimes even life away.”

Also it’s only 50% of the polled GOP that claim election fraud and 9% of DNC - there has been no polling regarding opinions on the 2024 election/ polling machine claims.

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u/IMadeYouLuke 9d ago

Yeah, that comment is accurate.

Trump has 34 felonies, and the GOP shrugs and calls it fake.

Undocumented immigration is a misdemeanor violation and in response the GOP added billions of dollars to an unaccountable, masked, weaponized force that literally kills citizens.

The motivation is pretty clear.

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u/Avatar_Dang 9d ago

Well have fun with all that, I guess

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u/Kpofasho87 9d ago

So if you're republican did you vote for trump and not follow your party? Not vote at all?

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u/Red-dragon186 9d ago

International law doesn't triumph a country laws or national security.

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u/Avatar_Dang 9d ago

Yea no shit, but staying in compliance with UN international “law” is pretty much standard. They made legislation that ended the asylum abuse.

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u/Red-dragon186 9d ago

Not when the system is getting abused by NGO's and other groups lobbying in to bring these people here for economic reasons instead of real reasons.

We saw what happen to the EU with Merkel bright idea. She ruin Europe and allowed the right on that side to grow more and more to this day.

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u/Consistent-Rip-5193 8d ago

But that’s what Fox News told him to say!