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4. Investigating them is fine. He committed a heinous crime.

Wed Jun 4, 2025, 06:03 PM

Jun 4

If their tourist visas/work permits/asylum claims are expired/rejected, then deportation is appropriate. Due process.

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U.S. judge issues order stopping the deportation of Boulder suspect's family [View all] BumRushDaShow Jun 4 OP

Hallelujah SARose Jun 4 #1

Not a fan of due process? What are you doing here? onenote Jun 4 #3

The grounds for the judge's decision are unclear from the article Ponietz Jun 4 #5

Uh huh. Eko Jun 4 #6

Due process SARose Jun 4 #10

Probably because the US isn't supposed to persecute family members hadEnuf Jun 4 #12

Investigating them is fine. He committed a heinous crime. maxsolomon Jun 4 #4

as I said. investigation is fine. maxsolomon Jun 5 #16

Isn't the process generally pretty quick madville Jun 4 #8

There's not enough info in the article BumRushDaShow Jun 4 #9

Has ICE actually stated they are illegal? jgmiller Jun 4 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author Polybius Jun 4 #13

Yet another unfinished sentence from the media. OldBaldy1701E Jun 5 #14

They are probably trying to avoid phony defamation suits from 45 BumRushDaShow Jun 5 #15

Then, they must be making some bank. OldBaldy1701E Jun 5 #17