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They didn't learn and now they pay the consequences.
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They voted for Trump, green card holder? Wish there was more context, more Republican election fraud plus face eating is delicious.
I'm guessing they all moved from Argentina, the parents went through the naturalization process while the son didn't (yet).
Still, you went through the immigration process, you know how many hurdles there already are in contrast to how the right likes to portray things, and you still vote for the anti immigration guy?
the gop had a masterful propaganda apparatus, via religious organizations and anti-communist sentiment. in places like florida, they convince them to vote a certain way, fox helps too.
Well, the article link isnt working but yeah, this doesn't make any sense. If the son is a green card holder than I would think the parents aren't citizens either? Maybe he's adopted?
https://www.ajc.com/news/georgia-news/they-voted-for-trump-and-now-their-son-is-in-ice-detention/SYFCW7GWOVA6NBW63RXUN3IJEU/
lol the article is paywalled
Children adopted by US Citizen parents automatically become US citizen upon adoption papetwork is finalized and uppn arrival in the US.
Adopted Children also become automatic US Citizen if, while they are Lawful permanent Resident and under 18 years old, one of their adoptive parents become a US citizen.
So this doesn't make much sense unless of very rare circumstance of the parents bringing in a kid and then not naturalize until the kid is already 18.