Let me be clear IDGAF

[Sangersteve]

The dem poster boy for now was here illegally.

The official Notice to Appear in immigration court, however, focuses only on the undisputed fact that Abrego Garcia previously crossed the U.S. border without legal status — he “was not then admitted or paroled after inspection by an immigration officer,” the notice says.

He made a judge believe he would be endangered by a gang if sent back to El Salvador.

Well I guess he was a choir boy MS 13 didn't like.

The El Salvador government is the boss now, and they said that their not going to help smuggle him back.

[Mark]

I don't want to hear any tales of woe from any of the cocksuckers that broke into our country.

[planosteve]

I don't want to hear any tales of woe from any of the cocksuckers that broke into our country.

You mean the Pilgrims?

[GFB]

I don't want to hear any tales of woe from any of the cocksuckers that broke into our country.

You mean the Pilgrims?

There was no country when the Pilgrims arrived, dipwad.

It became a country..America..long after the glorious white Europeans came and wrote a Constitution.

[planosteve]

I don't want to hear any tales of woe from any of the cocksuckers that broke into our country.

You mean the Pilgrims?

There was no country when the Pilgrims arrived, dipwad.

It became a country..America..long after the glorious white Europeans came and wrote a Constitution.

[planosteve]

You mean the Pilgrims?

There was no country when the Pilgrims arrived, dipwad.

It became a country..America..long after the glorious white Europeans came and wrote a Constitution.

Sure there was! While there isn't a single, universally accepted "original" name for North America, the concept of "North America" as a unified entity is relatively modern1. The first Europeans to reach North America were the Vikings around 1000 A.D.3. The cartographer Mercator referred to North America as "America or New India" on his 1569 map5.

[GFB]

There was no country when the Pilgrims arrived, dipwad.

It became a country..America..long after the glorious white Europeans came and wrote a Constitution.

Sure there was! While there isn't a single, universally accepted "original" name for North America, the concept of "North America" as a unified entity is relatively modern1. The first Europeans to reach North America were the Vikings around 1000 A.D.3. The cartographer Mercator referred to North America as "America or New India" on his 1569 map5.

There was no country.

[GFB]

Same answer..there was no place called North America until the white people came and named it that.

[GRANDPA]

Same answer..there was no place called North America until the white people came and named it that.

There most certainly was place here at that time, it did exist even at that time. It just wasn't called North America yet.

[Mark]

Do these Democrat politicians that are going to the mat for illegal alien gang members really think this is a good strategy to win back votes from American citizens?

[planosteve]

I don't want to hear any tales of woe from any of the cocksuckers that broke into our country.

You mean the one we stole from the Indians?

[GFB]

I don't want to hear any tales of woe from any of the cocksuckers that broke into our country.

You mean the one we stole from the Indians?

It wasn’t theirs.

Injuns believed no one could own land.

Oops

[planosteve]

I don't want to hear any tales of woe from any of the cocksuckers that broke into our country.

You mean the one we stole from the Indians?

It wasn’t theirs.

Injuns believed no one could own land.

Oops

What Indians believed didn't matter much in the long run. The Indians were greatly overpowered. Today I think most I Indians, adult males at least, own land.

[GFB]

You mean the one we stole from the Indians?

It wasn’t theirs.

Injuns believed no one could own land.

Oops

What Indians believed didn't matter much in the long run. The Indians were greatly overpowered. Today I think most I Indians, adult males at least, own land.

Of course..because they’re like normal people now.

[Ric]

You mean the one we stole from the Indians?

It wasn’t theirs.

Injuns believed no one could own land.

Oops

What Indians believed didn't matter much in the long run. The Indians were greatly overpowered. Today I think most I Indians, adult males at least, own land.

Pretty sexist comment....