Citizenship Reminder! MAGA!

[tommy156]

Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

When and where did trump say he was going to deport all Latinos?

Given that it’s illegal for non-citizens to vote, and democrats all claim that they do not, by democrat logic it’d be impossible for Trump to have told ~any~ voter that they’d be deported.

Well, given that all Republicans say they can, and do, vote, he absolutely told them he'd deport them.

Sorry, you can't just cherrypick that shit when it's convenient for your argument.

[lustylad]

Originally Posted by tommy156

Yes. He told them to their faces that he would deport them...

Lol. No he didn't.

We can only deport illegals. Nobody is talking about deporting legal or naturalized American citizens, millions of whom happen to be Latinos.

As Jacuzzme just mentioned, non-citizens aren't eligible to vote in this country (or any country, for that matter). So how could the people Trump wants to deport have voted at all, let alone voted "against their own best interests"?

As usual, you stumble all over your own contradictions.

[lustylad]

Here's a recent NPR interview with the President of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. It supports my view that Latinos are fleeing the dimotard party because the dimotards despise the 3 F's - faith, family, and freedom.

Read and learn, tommy!

"You can't let 10 to 15 million illegal entries into the country. No other nation has ever done that. And you would assume Latinos are in favor of open borders. Guess what? We're not. And we proved it that we're not. We want people to come here legally."

^^^ This is why 12 of the 14 heavily Hispanic border counties down in Texas voted for Trump, most by double-digit margins. These are the people on the front lines of the Biden/Harris open-border catastrophe!

Apparently, you think it's in their "best interests" to let hordes of unvetted foreigners march in day after day, trample all over their properties, ranchlands, towns and communities. Otherwise they're estupido, right?

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/ex...ture-elections

[tommy156]

Originally Posted by lustylad

As Jacuzzme just mentioned, non-citizens aren't eligible to vote in this country (or any country, for that matter). So how could the people Trump wants to deport have voted at all, let alone voted "against their own best interests"?

As usual, you stumble all over your own contradictions.

Contradictions? Any Republican now claiming that non-citizens can't vote is a walking contradiction.

Jesus tap dancing Christ. That's all we heard for 4 years from MAGA, non-stop crybaby bellyaching about how many "illegals" voted.

Swing and a miss, Lusty.

Originally Posted by lustylad

We can only deport illegals. Nobody is talking about deporting legal or naturalized American citizens, millions of whom happen to be Latinos.

Wrong again. Stephen Miller's been talking about it the entire time. He doesn't care whether someone is here illegally or not. He's just a racist prick.

https://thehill.com/opinion/immigrat...n-immigration/

[lustylad]

Originally Posted by tommy156

Contradictions? Any Republican now claiming that non-citizens can't vote is a walking contradiction.

I said they're not eligible to vote. Per the United States Constitution. Read it sometime.

Are you saying despite their ineligibilty, they actually DID vote in significant numbers?

Please tell us more.

You're the one who keeps contradicting himself. You claim that Trump "told them to their faces that he would deport" all Latinos including the ones who voted for Trump. That's completely illogical and wrong on multiple levels.

Keep trying, tommy.

[lustylad]

Originally Posted by tommy156

Wrong again. Stephen Miller's been talking about it the entire time. He doesn't care whether someone is here illegally or not. He's just a racist prick.

https://thehill.com/opinion/immigrat...n-immigration/

Lol. Fear-mongering nonsense. Did you read the whole article?

Once you are naturalized, your citizenship can't be revoked unless it is proven in court that you lied or concealed/omitted material information or otherwise committed fraud on your application.

This only affects a small number of people, and the burden of proof is on the Government.

If you have a problem with it, ask yourself a few questions:

How are we supposed to vet who is deserving of citizenship if people are allowed to lie on their applications?

How do we deter lying on applications if people who do it are allowed to retain their citizenship and stay in our country?

If people on the terrorist watch list or those with criminal histories or gang/cartel affiliations lie about their backgrounds and/or identities in order to become naturalized US citizens, does it make any fucking sense to let them stay here and keep the citizenship status that they fraudulently obtained?

Think about it.

[Devo]

Originally Posted by mrmxmr

a comment like this just shows how far off reality your hate is . not to mention how your comment devalues the seriousness of the murderous hate and the atrocities that took place.

anyone who feels that way , at that level of hate is equal to the hate that drove the trains that lead to the camps. that hate will eventually devour you just like it did those who participated in these acts.

to throw out a comment like that not only is disgusting to the jewish people but should be to any american.

The far left hates the Jews, I have seen it happen to my Jewish aquaintances, who went to a gay pride event with a Star of David Pride Flag.

They were asked to take it down, as, it offended their Muslim friends.

So, using any Hitler analogy, or, concentration, internment camp, whatever is part of their strategy, its to BE expected.

[Jacuzzme]

Originally Posted by tommy156

Well, given that all Republicans say they can, and do, vote, he absolutely told them he'd deport them.

Sorry, you can't just cherrypick that shit when it's convenient for your argument.

It’s you who made the claim and your responsibility to back it up. I’ll ask again. When and where did Trump say he would deport all Latinos?

[Devo]

Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

It’s you who made the claim and your responsibility to back it up. I’ll ask again. When and where did Trump say he would deport all Latinos?

Cmon, we all know he didn't, bullshitters being bullshitters, and runny mouths, wahhh, wahhh, wahhhh.

Can't win, so lie.

AGAIN.

[HDGristle]

Welp, Trump has confirmed he plans to deport U.S. citizens. So as to not separate families, his administration will deport mixed status families.

[lustylad]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

Welp, Trump has confirmed he plans to deport U.S. citizens.

Read my post #66.

If it's true, it only applies to people who are proven to have lied/committed material fraud on their application for citizenship.

Do you think those people deserve to retain their fraudulently obtained citizenship status and remain in our country?

[HDGristle]

#66 isn't applicable to what I said. You're confused, again.

You're talking about denaturalization and I'm talking about adjusting Flores to deport mixed status families, including birthright citizens.

Keep up.

[lustylad]

If you would try to be precise instead of cryptic all the time, I wouldn't be "confused". As I've told you many times, I'm not a mind reader.

So Trump wants to go after the "anchor babies"? Not sure if I agree with that, but it sure as hell would eliminate a powerful magnet pulling in foreigners trying to game the system!

Out in California, there are "dormitories" that house pregnant Chinese women who pay big bucks to fly over on a visa and stay there until the baby pops out.

U cool wid dat, Gristle?

[HDGristle]

It's not cryptic to people who know what they're talking about.

[lustylad]

You prefer to stay cryptic because you know otherwise you would open yourself up to embarrassment from those with superior intellects.

Are there ANY circumstances under which you think de-naturalization/deportation is justified?