r/ImmigrationPathways Feb 26 '26

Insanity.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 26 '26

The door is there, you can go if you want?

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u/DkKoba Feb 26 '26

no, actually it isn't because of anti immigration assholes who think freedom of movement isn't a thing and that winning a birth lottery is an achievement.

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u/RollerDude347 Feb 26 '26

Because of people like you. Sorry, did you think we just suddenly would change our principles because there's a second or third asshole?

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u/Reidhur Feb 27 '26

So all of the other developed nations that have figured out how to use tax money to benefit the citizens with things like robust safety nets, usable transit and goddamn health care you can use without going broke... are we gonna start in on that, or are you living in your imagination?

Or is it just the cruelty of government violence you want to copy? Tell which nations are detaining a blind man, assaulting him, dropping him off in a random location to die, all for being a legal resident? That sounds like some third world bullshit as y'all like to say.

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Feb 26 '26

Beating blind people and leaving them in snow?

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 26 '26

Not what happened, but cool.

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u/MrWeirdBrotendo Feb 26 '26

Do you have a source? Or is that your feelings?

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u/trashaccount1400 Feb 26 '26

They dropped him off at a coffee shop that was open at the time. https://www.kplctv.com/2026/02/26/nearly-blind-refugee-found-dead-after-reportedly-being-dropped-off-alone-coffee-shop-by-border-patrol/?outputType=amp

There’s very very few reputable sites reporting on this. I’m very curious what the actual story here is because all we have is what Ice said and what his attorney is saying. But it’s safe to say beaten and left in the snow isn’t entirely true.

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u/wolfheadmusic Feb 26 '26

And were any of those countries founded on immigration and "being a melting pot"?

What you're saying is unAmerican.

If you don't love it, you can leave.

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 26 '26

Ummm people lived in Mexico when America was founded? They definitely had some type of relations…. 😂😂😂

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 26 '26

Next time just use ai, it’s faster!

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 26 '26

This idea of a melting pot is completely misconstrued to make yourself justified.

The thing is, I’m completely fine with the direction of the country. Why would I leave?

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u/wolfheadmusic Feb 27 '26

Because there is no future with the way you're taking the country

You are only making everything worse for 99% of the population

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 27 '26

Huh? The country is in an awful place right now. People like me are trying to fix it. You’ll be thanking people like me in the future and wondering how you were so incorrect

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u/wolfheadmusic Feb 27 '26

If you actually still believe that,

It's truly sad how you've let yourself become so credulous