Let's Depot every with out paperwork.

[Ripmany]

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g278yn4d3o

You don't have proof you legal we Depot you is what I say.

[Ripmany]

Please don't report any hookers.

[ICU 812]

I thought that that is exactly what President Trump ran on . . .and got elected to do.

American citizens did not get any due process when the Biden Administration just let them in.

[ICU 812]

Now, back to the topic of the OP:

Most of my family immigrated to the USA sometime after 1900 and before WW-II. I have seen the record of their lawful entry for each of them is in the books at Ellis Island. Each of them could document their naturalization as well.

President Biden, or whoever was actually running the nation's executive office, let in a torrent of ten million unrecorded foreign citizens without any paperwork. Why can't we run them out again without paperwork?

[pxmcc]

and they were naturalized because why again? before that they were illegal aliens.

Originally Posted by ICU 812

Now, back to the topic of the OP:

Most of my family immigrated to the USA sometime after 1900 and before WW-II. I have seen the record of their lawful entry for each of them is in the books at Ellis Island. Each of them could document their naturalization as well.

President Biden, or whoever was actually running the nation's executive office, let in a torrent of ten million unrecorded foreign citizens without any paperwork. Why can't we run them out again without paperwork?

[69in2it69]

Originally Posted by ICU 812

Now, back to the topic of the OP:

Most of my family immigrated to the USA sometime after 1900 and before WW-II. I have seen the record of their lawful entry for each of them is in the books at Ellis Island. Each of them could document their naturalization as well.

President Biden, or whoever was actually running the nation's executive office, let in a torrent of ten million unrecorded foreign citizens without any paperwork. Why can't we run them out again without paperwork?

Well, my family immigrated in the mid-1600s so there's no record of their lawful entry and naturalization. By the Drumpster's logic I might be considered illegal despite having history back to almost a century before the US existed.