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From: AlleyCat <katt@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,can.politics,alt.politics.trump,alt.politics.liberalism,alt.politics.democrats,alt.politics.usa.republican
Subject: They Came Questionably Legal, And Now They're Back Home
Date: Tue, 20 May 2025 23:49:54 -0500
Organization: AlleyCat Computing, Inc.

On Mon, 19 May 2025 12:01:39 -0700,  Alan says...  

> These people came to the United States with advanced US government 
> permission

To bolster voter roles. 

NO other reason.

WHY were they brought here?  Mow lawns?  Work for NASA?

They weren't citizens.

Many were probably flown in by Biden.

(how many White Eastern European or South Africans did the Biden admin fly in? None. They knew they wouldn't vote Democrat)

Did they follow the letter of each and ANY law (see below) regarding them flying or letting these "people" in, and why were the 
only ones sent back men? 

Because they were criminals and gang members and the women and children weren't. If they weren't, they would have just been set 
down in the country... no prison... no made-up bullshit "concentration camp".

From the article:

"For 48 percent of the 174 about whom we have some information, we have no information about their method of crossing into the 
United States."

Illegals.

"... 50 men report that they came legally to the United States, with advanced US government permission, at an official border 
crossing point."

BECAUSE they were given permission by Biden to just walk on in, lends themselves to being "investigated" and sent back. If 
they're as "innocent" as you say, then maybe El Salvador will let them go, and they can come back and APPLY for citizenship, 
after 
coming in LEGALLY. 

"A Reuters survey of 50 men also placed the proportion of those who entered legally at about half."

So, THOSE 25 deserved to be sent back. The numbers are starting to add up. MOST were probably here illegally and for no other 
reason than to BE something for the Democrat Party.

You probably have NO idea who and WHAT they were. There's a laundry list of who they COULD have been, but they're gone now, so NO 
ONE cares.

Not even you.

You just wanna whine about Trump.

Also, like I've said before... you never get the WHOLE story when someone's pissing and moaning about Trump and/or his 
administration.

WHY were they brought here?

Were they doing what they were brought here to do or "be"?

What steps were they taking to become citizens?

WHY did they get to jump the line?

To bolster voter roles.

(Life gets in the way... this was probably a little disjointed, but the point is in there... somewhere)

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