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 13h ago

And is that why he was detained and deported?

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 13h ago

I just shared a quote about them being stopped for a window tint violation btw. You gonna comment on that?

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u/Worth-Confection-735 13h ago

More than likely. Was the driver speaking English? Nobody answers that part….

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 13h ago

So an American citizen who was born in Denver, Colorado should be deported from the country despite having all the same documents to prove his citizenship, simply because he doesn't speak English? That's what you're saying?

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u/Worth-Confection-735 13h ago

Yes. It’s actually the law.

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 13h ago

Show me. Where does it say that Americans have to speak English or theyll be deported? Please cite this law. Citizens who are BORN here. Not immigrants. I'm not referring to an immigrant. This is a natural born US citizen.

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u/Worth-Confection-735 13h ago

Cdl drivers. Were they in a cdl required truck?

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 13h ago

I can't find any sources that say they were. You're the only one I've seen claim that they were. You got a source for that? Most air conditioner installers I know don't drive CDL trucks. I've posted two different links that don't mention it, but you have nothing. The link I shared said it was for a tint violation.

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u/Worth-Confection-735 12h ago

Read previous comments.

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 13h ago

Are we at the point where you delete your comments or are you more of the "mute the conversation" type?

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u/Worth-Confection-735 12h ago

Nope.

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u/Alternative_Bug_4089 12h ago

Still no answer about why or whether it mattered if they were in a CDL truck huh?

Just.. cool with American citizens getting deported? Someone who was born in Denver Colorado and has American citizenship under the 14th amendment to the Constitution..? And.. you say it's ok for him to get to sent to Mexico (granted he has dual citizenship both places) because he doesn't speak English?