GalagaGuy

Very telling that you ignore the article I post and just continue with the childish name calling.

The data says that the large majority of illegal immigrants come from Mexico and South America. Now I have a question for you. That being the case, where do you think the large majority of people being rounded up in these operations are going to be from?

How was it wrong? Can you provide the specifics of her case that lead you to believe it should have never happened or are you just defaulting to immigration officials being in the wrong on every single case you read about?

Was he "brown"? That's what you and others are implying here, that only "brown" people are being targeted. The only person "off the rails" in my mind are people like you that obviously want open borders and no immigration laws at all.

Immigration laws are immigration laws. Nobody has the right to be in a country without authorization and just because one administration looks the other way doesn't mean the next one will.

And if you have anything left, give this one a shot. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/nh-green-card-holder-denied-reentry-canada-trump-rcna218345

And then you can move them again. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/06/27/canadian-citizen-dies-ice-custody/84383384007/

Here you go. I'll be here waiting for the goalposts to move again. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/19/canadian-detained-us-immigration-jasmine-mooney

None of this happens if the kids mother doesn't fraudulently obtain a Visa that contains false information for the kid.

See, now I know you're just looking for a reason to be outraged and aren't interested in the facts of the case. The dude was traveling on a tourist visa that said he was born in Mexico. To top it off, both documents had different names on them. So law enforcement is just supposed to ignore all of that and let the kid go? Go ahead and paint whatever narrative you want, but given the facts, along with the article saying that a girl with no documentation wasn't detained, your narrative doesn't hold water.

Read the article I posted, it gives a lot more detail on how this happened and specifically answers the questions you asked.

Why are people posting cases that happened way back in 2019? Just more evidence how the media and social media operates. https://www.npr.org/2019/07/25/745417268/u-s-citizen-detained-for-weeks-nearly-deported-by-immigration-officials

What did he endure that's any different from anyone who is sent to jail? A mistake was made and he was eventually released. The justice system isn't perfect and people are sometimes arrested, charged, convicted and even sentenced in error.

Of course they bury this way down in the article. She told the newspaper it appears he was detained due to conflicting information on a visa his mother had used for him as a child.

The way Doug and Gator talk about it, Cousins is the best part. Dude is just so ridiculously ordinary and likable or something.

Our best pitcher this series was Jake Rodgers.

Told ya.

I have zero faith in Kahnle or anyone else they might bring in.

I guess I need to watch this show.

What a stupid play by Greene and Meadows.

Jack owes the baseball gods a sacrifice.

Well this is gonna be a short watch.

This is absurd.

So this series is, in fact, before the trade deadline?