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“It feels really empty without him,” says 16-year-old Corey Diawara, whose father was deported in July. His father had lived in the U.S. for 25 years and had no criminal record. Moussa Diawara says he was deported without being able to speak to his lawyer or a judge. He... show more

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Sallah Shabati 的头像

Sallah Shabati1 天前

Did you include that he claimed to be a homosexual while being married to the mother of his two kids?

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logicallydumb1 天前

The guy who fled such horrible conditions for being gay…….living in the US married to a woman, with 2 kids?

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Ultra Uncle T1 天前

He had 25 years to speak to a lawyer.

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Ranse2131 天前

He started his criminal record when he entered USA illegally. He continued his criminal record every day he woke up in USA. He is a criminal with record that dates back 25 years.

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Marcus of Ockham1 天前

He broke U.S. immigration laws. That makes him a criminal. He just got away with committing this crime continuously for 25 years. The only issue is that U.S. needs to catch these people sooner. 25 years is too long.

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Vet77 (Jerry)1 天前

It didn’t move me at all! He was illegally in the country! All of them need to be deported!

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Sneyob1 天前

Oh well. Should have self deported and taken his family with him.

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Matt Hay1 天前

He claimed he'd be persecuted because he was gay, but was married with kids

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B-L (Inc.)1 天前

Why don't you tell the whole story?

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Elliot Zidarich1 天前

What an irresponsible father. Why would he do this to his family? Twenty-five years should have provided ample opportunity to obtain citizenship, no?

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Menkui1 天前

He was here illegally and couldn’t be bothered to follow our laws. Good riddance.

Morgana Le Faye *Patriot *America 1st* 🇺🇸 的头像

Morgana Le Faye *Patriot *America 1st* 🇺🇸1 天前

He should have fixed his status in the 2.5 decades he was here illegally.

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Floridagurl821 天前

You conveniently leave out the part that all the time he was living here illegally....he could have applied for citizenship! Therefore he was/is illegal!

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emergentorder1 天前

For every deportation sob story there are plenty of stories of actual Americans that have been harmed by immigration that you could tell but you choose not to

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Gay Costanza1 天前

Great news that he was deported, thanks for sharing

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Mike1 天前

Thought you were going to be more fair and even. Did you look into his past. Why did he not go back when ordered? Canada? Other country and he could have waited but no he said screw that. Right before election as well yeah still doing the same old stuff watching other segments now, but pretty sure they will be toting the same message.

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Tim1 天前

Good! That’s EXACTLY what I voted for!💯😂👍🏽🇺🇸 And stay out🥳

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Rapidsloth1 天前

Save us the sob stories

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Just a 70's kid stuck in 19841 天前

Filed for asylum because he was gay and feared prosecution if returned. No joke. The entire system should be burned down.

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Ji'ana Fenix1 天前

So you just broadcast what your masters tell you? Because this is the 2nd story you’ve gotten completely wrong. Dude had a removal order in 2012 ffs!

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Carlos1 天前

Did you ask them why he claimed to be gay?

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Gus Avacado1 天前

If you enter the USA illegally YOU GET DEPORTED! Enough of your BS No sympathy for anyone breaking our immigration laws

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Mamashaw1 天前

Juan by Juan, they all have to go. These kids too.

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Gary Tapperson 🇺🇸✝️1 天前

This was one of the most biased 60-Minutes segments ever. Deport rhem all.

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Rhett Callahan1 天前

Maybe he can drive Ubers in his new country and then his family can join him there..?

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Philo Publius Americanus1 天前

He committed the crime of being illegally in America. For 25 years a criminal.

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LynyrdsMom1 天前

You fvcking LIARS!

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Guerrilla Warfare1 天前

All illegals must go and the ones who never followed the law with all that time should go first.

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Liz Mac1 天前

He had 25 YEARS to become a citizen. He also could gave self-deported anywhere in the world since Trump issued his invitation to everybody in the US illegally. Shame on him for bot doing the right thing for gas family.

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TrumpDog45 🇺🇸1 天前

Deport them all.

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GenXer1 天前

he was here illegally... Choices one makes in life.

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Snarky Old Woman1 天前

His family can join him. I'm sick of the media. The billions that have been stolen by "sob story" illegal aliens in this Country is astounding. Through welfare, medical, and outright fraud. 60 Minutes never pays attention to the negatives of millions living here illegally.

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Catholic Taliban Groyper1 天前

Go back to Africa

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David Wiser1 天前

You guys are unbelievable with your liberal bias. He broke the law. He didn’t leave when he was supposed to. You can’t break our laws and expect there won’t be consequences to that choice.

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