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[AZ_HighCountry]

Reading is fundamental Captain. You know that. The judge dismissed the charges against the accused.

To your point, the article does not state if the judge dismissed the charges prior to or after the detainment by ICE.

 

[Lulldapull]

Hard to believe the colludzz hangin on here thinkin theys goin get some sorta reprieve...lol

GTFO yo!

Yous got your own countries no?

Just leave in diggitty man.......ghud ghaad just leave!

The worlds a big place yo!

Go to where coludzz people live in Dubai/ GCC/ Al-Turkiya/ Mehico/ Indian subcontinent or Thailand or Hong Kong no?

Stop fukkin around.......

Dis is it.....Just leave quietly man.......why get insulted daily?

 

[Falcon29]

^^

This guy is so cringe it makes me laugh.

You know he's a giant weirdo and loser in real life.

 

[Falcon29]

@Lulldapull

Why are you afraid of me? Come talk

 

[Developereo]

Not just move in these fields but employ nepotism and self dealing to extreme levels, which is a cornerstone of Jewish and Indian success in the West.

You are right that Jewish and Hindu communities take nepotism to a whole new level but they can get away with it.

Do you think if foreign born East Asians or Middle Eastern Muslims were flooding into the tech sector like Indians, the Western media would be quiet or, worse, celebrating it? That's because the ruling Zionists know that Hindus are natural allies against Muslims.

 

[j_hungary]

Reading is fundamental Captain. You know that. The judge dismissed the charges against the accused.

To your point, the article does not state if the judge dismissed the charges prior to or after the detainment by ICE.

I read he dismissed the charge AFTER he was taking into federal custody

Judge finds ICE agent in contempt and dismisses a case that was midtrial when the defendant was detained

A state judge in Boston cited prosecutorial misconduct in dismissing a case against a man after he was taken into federal custody in the middle of his criminal trial last week.

www.nbcnews.com

And the article describe it was mid-trial, so the trial had not been concluded



He can't be removed (or in legal term "Deposed") in the court proceeding if it was "His" trial until the case is concluded, and that action left no other option but for the judge to dismiss the case because he can't answer it in Federal Custody. Which mean what the Fed did to him is unconstitutional, and he can ask for a Criminal Justice visa to testify against the agent (Which will lead to Permanant Residence) and the court will have to give it to him. Not to mention the lawsuit he may file for civil right violation..

 

[Lulldapull]

^^

This guy is so cringe it makes me laugh.

You know he's a giant weirdo and loser in real life.

Man.......what part of what I said you couldn't digest?

Just go home man.......

Why get insulted?

Go hug Burj Khalifa with your fellow dalits no?

Come on now........

 

[Sharky]

If you are a guest in a country you follow their rules. Very simple. Want to protest ? Go do it in your own country. Else get deported like an animal.
plain and simple. Zero respect for these immigrants l, especially the illegal ones regardless of country, religion, gender.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

I read he dismissed the charge AFTER he was taking into federal custody

Judge finds ICE agent in contempt and dismisses a case that was midtrial when the defendant was detained

A state judge in Boston cited prosecutorial misconduct in dismissing a case against a man after he was taken into federal custody in the middle of his criminal trial last week.

www.nbcnews.com

And the article describe it was mid-trial, so the trial had not been concluded

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He can't be removed (or in legal term "Deposed") in the court proceeding if it was "His" trial until the case is concluded, and that action left no other option but for the judge to dismiss the case because he can't answer it in Federal Custody. Which mean what the Fed did to him is unconstitutional, and he can ask for a Criminal Justice visa to testify against the agent (Which will lead to Permanant Residence) and the court will have to give it to him. Not to mention the lawsuit he may file for civil right violation..

Fair points. No one ever accused Fox of being 100% accurate in their reporting.

Regardless of the above, I suspect this individual has more in his background that may prevent his being able to reenter via Criminal Justice visa.

Just this morning, on the local talk radio station, the ICE representative was discussing the case of a "grandmother from Mexico" who was recently deported. Of course, the usual howls from the left. The ICE representative continued that the grandmother had been previously deported in 1989 for:

1. using a stolen SSN
2. using a stolen ID
3. illegally crossing the border at that time

Sorry, but I have no sympathy here.

 

[j_hungary]

Fair points. No one ever accused Fox of being 100% accurate in their reporting.

Regardless of the above, I suspect this individual has more in his background that may prevent his being able to reenter via Criminal Justice visa.

Just this morning, on the local talk radio station, the ICE representative was discussing the case of a "grandmother from Mexico" who was recently deported. Of course, the usual howls from the left. The ICE representative continued that the grandmother had been previously deported in 1989 for:

1. using a stolen SSN
2. using a stolen ID
3. illegally crossing the border at that time

Sorry, but I have no sympathy here.

I think he is still in the US; he was detained but not deported back to Dominican Republic.

Eitherway, it wouldn't matter, because to be qualified for a U Visa, he would only need to be a victim of either false imprisonment or perjury, according to US state department, the U Applicant do not need a background check when they applies for a visa, he only need to do that when he is adjusting status (from U Visa to Green card) which happened 3 years down the road. Whether or not he can adjust his status is something to be considered 3 years down the road, but he can get a U Visa and a court injunction to stay in the US, and I don't see any reason why his U visa application would be refused.

Victims of Criminal Activity: U Nonimmigrant Status | USCIS

The U nonimmigrant status (U visa) is set aside for victims of certain crimes who have suffered mental or physical abuse and are helpful to law enforcement or government officials in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity. Congress created the U nonimmigrant visa with the passage...

www.uscis.gov

On the other hand, him getting U Visa is the lease of my concern in this case, him suing the federal government for either human right violation or false imprisonment (or both) is, he can have his green card or get denied, I don't care, I care about when we have to fork out millions of dollars for this particular ICE agent who act before he think. Martell Lebron is going to win that civil suit; the only question is how much we pay

 

[Yommie]

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[Falcon29]

If you are a guest in a country you follow their rules. Very simple. Want to protest ? Go do it in your own country. Else get deported like an animal.
plain and simple. Zero respect for these immigrants l, especially the illegal ones regardless of country, religion, gender.

Sorry but you don't make the rules. If you hate yourself you can seek therapy for yourself. There are no rules against protesting or participating in student organizations. Any arrests of such students is illegal and racially/politically motivated. Lawyers and other state officials will push back.

Also you are Indian so mind your own business.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Protesting and participation is one thing. Destruction is another. Assault, including verbal, or intimidation against another, is not covered under protesting and participation.

If you are here on a student visa, different rules apply.

 

[Yommie]

Maryland man deported has 'no legal right' to be in US, former acting DHS secretary says​

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[Yommie]

17 felon migrant suspects deported to El Salvador under Title 8 authority​

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