If Whites had self interest they would say he can stay and launch crippling work stoppages until it resolves.
If Whites had self interest they would say he can stay and launch crippling work stoppages until it resolves.
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I don't care. I really don't. This is an attempt to get you to be like "well, don't deport the WHITE people". No. If you are in the country illegally that is it. You should have done the right thing and you didn't. GTFO. Now, you probably should be skipped to the front of the line against the non-White invaders but still. Fuck right off back to where you came from.
He has had OVER 20 YEARS TO BECOME A CITIZEN AND HAS NOT. I mean. This is on you. You are even married to a citizen. It would have been "easy" (I have known people that got citizenship in less than 3 years after marrying a citizen).
Ill still take a White guy over the nogs but you had time and you had the means and you didn't fucking do it. This is on you dude. I stand by No Exceptions and No Asylum. He had the abilities and failed to do so, probably thinking that it didn't matter and it was his "right".
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>Dale Heath left his Castle Rock home on Aug. 4 for what his wife thought would be another routine trip to renew his immigration paperwork. By that afternoon, he was calling from the Aurora Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility to say he would not be coming home. “It was a very like, ‘Hey, I’ll be right back. I’m going to run and renew my paperwork,’” his wife, Kelli Heath, recalled. “He honestly didn’t even give us a hug or kiss goodbye because it was such a routine activity to go take care of... It was like he was going to the grocery store.” Dale, 42, immigrated from England in 1991 and has lived in Colorado for nearly a decade. He and his wife run Castle Rock Carpet Care, which they temporarily closed after his detention. He also volunteered as a coach with Rapids Youth Soccer and served in his children’s school community. The family said the detention stems from two marijuana possession charges in Texas more than 20 years ago, when Dale was 18.
I don't care. I really don't. This is an attempt to get you to be like "well, don't deport the WHITE people". No. If you are in the country illegally that is it. You should have done the right thing and you didn't. GTFO. Now, you probably should be skipped to the front of the line against the non-White invaders but still. Fuck right off back to where you came from.
He has had OVER 20 YEARS TO BECOME A CITIZEN AND HAS NOT.
I mean. This is on you. You are even married to a citizen. It would have been "easy" (I have known people that got citizenship in less than 3 years after marrying a citizen).
Ill still take a White guy over the nogs but you had time and you had the means and you didn't fucking do it. This is on you dude.
I stand by No Exceptions and No Asylum. He had the abilities and failed to do so, probably thinking that it didn't matter and it was his "right".
Archive: https://archive.today/EuzUS
From the post:
>>Dale Heath left his Castle Rock home on Aug. 4 for what his wife thought would be another routine trip to renew his immigration paperwork. By that afternoon, he was calling from the Aurora Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility to say he would not be coming home.
“It was a very like, ‘Hey, I’ll be right back. I’m going to run and renew my paperwork,’” his wife, Kelli Heath, recalled. “He honestly didn’t even give us a hug or kiss goodbye because it was such a routine activity to go take care of... It was like he was going to the grocery store.”
Dale, 42, immigrated from England in 1991 and has lived in Colorado for nearly a decade. He and his wife run Castle Rock Carpet Care, which they temporarily closed after his detention. He also volunteered as a coach with Rapids Youth Soccer and served in his children’s school community.
The family said the detention stems from two marijuana possession charges in Texas more than 20 years ago, when Dale was 18.
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