Immigration

mickeyrat

Get_Right said:

mickeyrat said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Only missing the cattle cars and ovens, I suppose? 

Yes. Deportation or even detention is not a firing squad, a gas shower or an oven. You may hate the way people are treated, which is objectionable, but be real. Not even close.

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Does Singapore deport illegals to South Sudan, since we're comparing?

They just say no. What is your point?

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You compared Singapore having the police show up and arrest you for being in the country without a visa in some false comparison. Deporting folks to South Sudan despite no connections or El Salvador CCOT is acceptable to you because “Singapore”?

Not sure where you are going with your point, just noting that there are countries that are more strict about their immigration policies. Much more strict than the US and an administration that actually follows up. That is all. Never said arrest, they just ask you to extend your visa or leave. As usual, you make it more than it is.

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Here’s your lame ass false comparison post of Singapore’s immigration policy versus ‘Murikkka’s, from the Trump/Admin Policies thread:

  No there is not. Just you comparing immigration enforcement to a death camp. Try to live in Singapore without a visa. The police also come to your residence and throw you out of the country, but nobody talks about that. But hey you might get good noodles and a pat on the back on the way out.

Cops bad, ICE good, eh?

Nah. It is called a global perspective. Again, and again, not saying I agree with ICE tactics. Simply it is harder to stay in certain countries beyond your visa. You can call it lame all day long. Try overstaying your visa in China. They will not send you to Prince Edward Island.

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Another false comparison. Chiiiiiiiiiiiiiina because it’s Chiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiina and Singapore with its what, 47-57 years of one party rule. Do either have a Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights or Constitution? You know, those flimsey worthless pieces of paper that separate “us” from “them”?

If they won’t send you to PEI, how about South Sudan or CECOT?

It is not false that is reality. You cannot stay in certain countries. And they enforce it. But stay in the US or Canada as long as you like. It is not a false comparison. I have had Chinese authorities come to my room and say you need to leave tomorrow. With guns. Big ones. So keep believing your beliefs. Enjoy your king crab in Halifax. That is not how it works in Asia.

enforcement of people who overstay seems to be vastly lax compared to those who are seeking asylum or ARE IN THE SYSTEM waiting for adjudication...

That may be true. The US cannot keep track of all the people that come here illegally. The has always been the case. Heck I know a few people that overstayed their H1B Visas for years with no repercussions. And as far as asylum goes, what percentage do you think are legit claims?  

no clue. but if they are following all the rules as set by the court then......