02-12-2018, 10:14 PM
(02-12-2018, 10:06 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: Anytime there's a story about a brown person being deported, you first claim they didn't try to do things the legal way and say they should have. Then when confronted with the fact that they did, you claim they're just incompetent.
Incapable of providing a legitimate argument for why we should deport law abiding citizens who own multiple businesses, you've now resorted to claiming he committed fraud after initially admitting he was only accused of it. Too bad he's not Eastern European. You'd be praising him.
There is no legitimate argument for keeping him or anyone who messes up paperwork here. You either follow the laws or you do not.
I mention the issues about people getting deported because it’s usually based off their incompetence. Same for the visa over stays. Has zero to do with “brown” people.
If you want to help brown people then you should offer to help them file their paperwork, you don’t need to be licensed or certified. It would actually be a good lesson in one of your classes. The fact is Americans have no idea about this process and could use some basic understanding.
Or at least filing for a visa to even visit another country.
And filing for a passport .
