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Topic History of: Deporting people with tattoos
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Green Man |
Starmer will let them in and give them nice new houses, sports cars and several voting forms.
Perhaps he will buy them Exile records and deliver them himself. (I am being silly with the latter Rich) |
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Rich |
Jo wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Many Hispanic gangs have tattoos for the wrong reasons, it shows what gang you are from, your body kill tally. Trump has said numerous times in at his rallies he is not against Hispanics but MS 13, who are probably top of the league when comes to Hispanic gangs.
But judging from the reports coming out, the US authorities aren't being too fussy in whether the people they're deporting are gang members or not. The case I referred to in jest is apparently a real case and there are apparently others. And now the deportations are set to spread to other Hispanics, Haitians and possibly Ukrainians. At this rate and with the Trump administration's opposition to DEI, I wonder when policies are going to be deployed that are outright discriminatory towards or infringe the civil rights of actual US citizens.
Trump revoking protections for 530,000 Cubans, Haitians and other migrants
Maybe Starmer will offer this lot sanctuary here in the UK instead.
Remember when a past Labour Party in 1983 was said to have written the longest suicide note in history, the election manifesto that year. Well fast forward and it's not a suicide note any longer, this actual Labour Government, and the last Tory to be fair, are in the process of committing the longest actual suicide attempt in history on our great nation. |
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Green Man |
To be honest Jo, if the BBC told me it was Monday, I would still need to check the calanders. |
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Jo |
Green Man wrote:
Many Hispanic gangs have tattoos for the wrong reasons, it shows what gang you are from, your body kill tally. Trump has said numerous times in at his rallies he is not against Hispanics but MS 13, who are probably top of the league when comes to Hispanic gangs.
But judging from the reports coming out, the US authorities aren't being too fussy in whether the people they're deporting are gang members or not. The case I referred to in jest is apparently a real case and there are apparently others. And now the deportations are set to spread to other Hispanics, Haitians and possibly Ukrainians. At this rate and with the Trump administration's opposition to DEI, I wonder when policies are going to be deployed that are outright discriminatory towards or infringe the civil rights of actual US citizens.
Trump revoking protections for 530,000 Cubans, Haitians and other migrants |
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Wyot |
Not a fan of tattoos and am proud to say I wear my counter-cultural radical ink-free skin with pride... |
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