He’s so desperate to be able to instate martial law, that he’s pushing all buttons that he can find to get people to stand up against him. Meanwhile the majority of Americans seem completely apathetic.
BigMikeInAustin@lemmy.world
on 16 May 16:02
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Many of the immigrants they arrived with have left the Costa Rican facility where they were first detained, but the Russian family has stayed. The man cannot imagine going back to Russia and has nowhere else to go.
He and his wife spend their days teaching Russian and a little English to their son. He organizes volleyball games to keep people busy.
He is not angry at the U.S. He understands the administration wanting to crack down on illegal immigration. But, he adds, he is in real danger. He followed the rules and can’t understand why he didn’t get a chance to plead his case.
He fights despair almost constantly, knowing that what he did in Russia brought his family to this place.
“I failed them,” he said. “I think that every day: I failed them.”
how sad. You’re only failure was thinking the administration wanted to ‘crack down on illegal immigration.’
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No one is welcome here any more unless you are a Nazi.
Trump is destroying America piece by piece
He’s so desperate to be able to instate martial law, that he’s pushing all buttons that he can find to get people to stand up against him. Meanwhile the majority of Americans seem completely apathetic.
GOP: “Go the legal way.”
Also GOP: “We closed all the legal ways.”
The only thing that has kept circling my brain for the last half a year has been the scene in Demolition Man when Wesley Snipes says:
“Please just kill this guy already…”
how sad. You’re only failure was thinking the administration wanted to ‘crack down on illegal immigration.’