Do not travel to the USofA, part XXXIV:
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Do not travel to the USofA, part XXXIV:
- doing everything right is not enough
- white skin does not protect you
- detention may mean a cell shared with 70 people, fighting over food, without medical supplies
- your signature will get forged if you refuse
- judge orders for release on bail are ignored
Irish man with valid US work permit held in ICE detention for five months
Seamus Culleton has lived in US for two decades, married a citizen and runs a plastering business but faces deportation
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
@icing He was even a Patriots fan, for goodness' sake.
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Do not travel to the USofA, part XXXIV:
- doing everything right is not enough
- white skin does not protect you
- detention may mean a cell shared with 70 people, fighting over food, without medical supplies
- your signature will get forged if you refuse
- judge orders for release on bail are ignored
Irish man with valid US work permit held in ICE detention for five months
Seamus Culleton has lived in US for two decades, married a citizen and runs a plastering business but faces deportation
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
@icing Yep Avoid Trumpistan like the plague.
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Do not travel to the USofA, part XXXIV:
- doing everything right is not enough
- white skin does not protect you
- detention may mean a cell shared with 70 people, fighting over food, without medical supplies
- your signature will get forged if you refuse
- judge orders for release on bail are ignored
Irish man with valid US work permit held in ICE detention for five months
Seamus Culleton has lived in US for two decades, married a citizen and runs a plastering business but faces deportation
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
@icing This just proves that ICE doesn not follow any laws. Should be a huge wake up call for anyone who is white and thinks they won't be targeted. DHS, ICE, FBI are all corrupted by politics.
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Do not travel to the USofA, part XXXIV:
- doing everything right is not enough
- white skin does not protect you
- detention may mean a cell shared with 70 people, fighting over food, without medical supplies
- your signature will get forged if you refuse
- judge orders for release on bail are ignored
Irish man with valid US work permit held in ICE detention for five months
Seamus Culleton has lived in US for two decades, married a citizen and runs a plastering business but faces deportation
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
@icing
Welcome to the US of A.
Abandon all hope, ye who enter here. -
Do not travel to the USofA, part XXXIV:
- doing everything right is not enough
- white skin does not protect you
- detention may mean a cell shared with 70 people, fighting over food, without medical supplies
- your signature will get forged if you refuse
- judge orders for release on bail are ignored
Irish man with valid US work permit held in ICE detention for five months
Seamus Culleton has lived in US for two decades, married a citizen and runs a plastering business but faces deportation
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
@icing
...bringing the list of countries (once our closest allies) who now have #TravelBans warning their citizens against traveling to the U.S. to 13:
️ #DisasterPresidency #DictatorDon Australia
Belgium
Canada
China
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Ireland
Netherlands
New Zealand
Portugal
United Kingdom -
Do not travel to the USofA, part XXXIV:
- doing everything right is not enough
- white skin does not protect you
- detention may mean a cell shared with 70 people, fighting over food, without medical supplies
- your signature will get forged if you refuse
- judge orders for release on bail are ignored
Irish man with valid US work permit held in ICE detention for five months
Seamus Culleton has lived in US for two decades, married a citizen and runs a plastering business but faces deportation
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
If he had something critical of dear leader on his cell phone it's off to the concentration camps with him.
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@cockneylaurie @icing Good grief. It's almost beyond belief.
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If he had something critical of dear leader on his cell phone it's off to the concentration camps with him.
@Savvyhomestead @icing That's exactly right.
A comedian was held up at the airport and questioned about her routine and whether the routine contained jokes that are critical of the pedophile president.
Freedom and Privacy are dead.
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Do not travel to the USofA, part XXXIV:
- doing everything right is not enough
- white skin does not protect you
- detention may mean a cell shared with 70 people, fighting over food, without medical supplies
- your signature will get forged if you refuse
- judge orders for release on bail are ignored
Irish man with valid US work permit held in ICE detention for five months
Seamus Culleton has lived in US for two decades, married a citizen and runs a plastering business but faces deportation
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
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@icing
...bringing the list of countries (once our closest allies) who now have #TravelBans warning their citizens against traveling to the U.S. to 13:️ #DisasterPresidency #DictatorDon Australia
Belgium
Canada
China
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Ireland
Netherlands
New Zealand
Portugal
United Kingdom@MugsysRapSheet Germany has no travel ban. They only have a general warning about domestic terrorism and warning that "demonstrations have sometimes led to violent clashes with immigration and security authorities."
The UK only repeats the general terrorism warning (probably written by the US government, as the wording is very similar to the one on the German site).
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@MugsysRapSheet Germany has no travel ban. They only have a general warning about domestic terrorism and warning that "demonstrations have sometimes led to violent clashes with immigration and security authorities."
The UK only repeats the general terrorism warning (probably written by the US government, as the wording is very similar to the one on the German site).
@truls46
"Ban" was probably the wrong word. "Warning" would be more accurate.Canada likewise does not "ban" people from visiting the U.S.. I doubt France or the UK do either.
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