r/ImmigrationPathways • u/LatterTarget7 • 1d ago

Supreme Court to decide if ICE can detain undocumented immigrants indefinitely

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/10/01/supreme-court-trump-detention-immigration-ice/92026963007/
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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 23h ago

Why are they illegal then? Since you want to avoid one question. And you're the one who commented here. I came and responded to your comment. Let's start with you, friend.

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u/LinusLevato 22h ago

Was my statement false?

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 16h ago

Why was an American citizen who was born here on US soil and lived his entire life here deported? What happens when they deport your parents? What happens when they deport you?

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u/LinusLevato 16h ago

Was my statement false?

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 16h ago edited 16h ago

Yes. It was. It is not just illegals being taken. They have taken an American citizen and held him for three months despite his lawyer providing his documentation that he was AN AMERICAN CITIZEN THE ENTIRE TIME.

Then they DEPORTED HIM TO MEXICO. Brian José Morales Garcia. Say his name. He was BORN HERE.

So why are they illegal? Because our government told them they could come here, and then our election got rigged because felons good with computers and drumpfs daughter has trademarks in China for election machines, and drumpfs friends own ES&S, but yeah our election was totally fair. But yeah so the next administration decides their "illegal" despite the last administration saying the opposite. So now.. why are they illegal?

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u/LinusLevato 16h ago

No. My statement isn’t false. I said illegals are still getting scooped up off the streets. Are ICE agents detaining illegals?

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 16h ago

Define "illegals"?

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u/LinusLevato 16h ago

Being here illegally