Brown University Professor Deported Despite Valid Visa And Judge's Order

This is happening again and again: judges rule that deportations are illegal, then Trump's people just kidnap the victim and deport them anyway. A whole lot of people were just deported to a prison in a foreign country whose government has said they will never be released. They will be slave labor for a foreign country until they die, and there was no trial, no due process, no evidence presented for their being guilty of any crime. It's just the US government kidnapping people and trafficking them into slavery abroad, completely ignoring its own judicial system. The USA is already a dictatorship, and it only took a few weeks.

Hey where was the motherfucker arguing they wouldnt deport legal people with me here? Huh? Where ya at?

If only we could have foreseen this and prevented it somehow

Among other terrible things, this is exactly why Google shoving Android "SafetyCore" onto all Android phones is absolutely evil. Illegal phone searches become a casual click on a cloud interface to target millions with whatever they want to find.

Constitutional crisis time! Who's ready to defend their rights and fight for democracy!

This is getting uglier. Ugh

Though the Trump administration did not initially detail their rationale for detaining Alawieh, Hilton Beckham, the assistant commissioner of public affairs for Customs and Border Protection, told HuffPost that "arriving aliens bear the burden of establishing admissibility to the United States.”

Which a valid visa is literally proof of, you ridiculously named fascist henchcritter! 🤦🤬

Deporting doctors, unbelievable.

So what are we gonna do about it?

Whoever ignored that order should be held in contempt. You don't just "whoopsie" a judge's order.

If anyone wants context for why she was denied entry, apart from photos supportive of terrorists found on the phone

The doctor also reportedly told agents that she attended the funeral of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah while in Lebanon, but that she supported him “from a religious perspective” and not a political one.

Deporting American citizens who have legal citizenship= dictatorship

What legal citizens have been deported?

Why are all these big deportation stories about hezbolah people and gang members that we are supposed to be sympathizing with and vocally defending?

The AntiDeportation stories I would like to support are like 'nice mom that is just nice and not part of any gang nor anything illegal deported horribly from her 5 nice kids'. Give us those stories please. I am totally happy not having gang member neighbors. Why would I want that or sympathize with them?

the mom that worked in the big illegal weed op is the closest so far. I am totally for weed and in a place it's legal, but I understand that, if she makes money on the smuggling of weed from legal to illegal places, it will be bad for her when she's caught. That was not controversial to me. It shouldnt be that way, but it wasnt unusually controversial.

are there no actual innocent nice people being immorally deported? That seems crazy to me, but where are the stories?