Ice story of possible deportation of Irish woman
She's been living in USA for 47 years and has a green card [media=https://instagram.com/DOdRvqYjTMy]
HoeBag · 46-50, F
Overdrawing $25 is not a crime in America. Yeah you will have to pay overdraft fees but it is a civil matter at worst. Plus yeah that was a decade ago, it does NOT matter today.
I do not know why anyone would want to come to America these days. I know that lady did 47 years ago when we had no idea what would become of this place.
The trump admin claims they are going after violent undocumented people.
Somehow I doubt a 50 something year old woman originally from Ireland poses ANY threat to America. This place is f*cking sick. 😡
I have a couple online friends that I talk to regularly, I would hate for them to come here, I would be afraid for their safety.
I do not know why anyone would want to come to America these days. I know that lady did 47 years ago when we had no idea what would become of this place.
The trump admin claims they are going after violent undocumented people.
Somehow I doubt a 50 something year old woman originally from Ireland poses ANY threat to America. This place is f*cking sick. 😡
I have a couple online friends that I talk to regularly, I would hate for them to come here, I would be afraid for their safety.
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@HoeBag yep... And those worries are justified.
@NerdyPotato @HoeBag
There's an Irish man who phoned into an Irish radio station and his story is, he was advised to delete all the social media apos before he went, he was going to USA for business.
He did that about 3 weeks before he was travelling. He also made sure to delete any questionable comments etc. I think this particular man worked within media somehow but I am not 100% on it.
He got through the initial screening process at visa control and they allowed him to fly, upon arrival to USA he was taken aside, they insisted on taking his phone, despite everything being deleted they "found" something that they didn't like from months previous... Some silly comment and he was sent back to Ireland
There's an Irish man who phoned into an Irish radio station and his story is, he was advised to delete all the social media apos before he went, he was going to USA for business.
He did that about 3 weeks before he was travelling. He also made sure to delete any questionable comments etc. I think this particular man worked within media somehow but I am not 100% on it.
He got through the initial screening process at visa control and they allowed him to fly, upon arrival to USA he was taken aside, they insisted on taking his phone, despite everything being deleted they "found" something that they didn't like from months previous... Some silly comment and he was sent back to Ireland
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