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Outrageous: ICE agents arrested a former U.S. Army interpreter who risked his life aiding American troops in Afghanistan, right after his asylum hearing in San Diego. The interpreter legally entered the U.S. after the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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jorco 🌻🎗️1 年前

He risked his life helping U.S. troops. He followed the rules. He showed up to court. And ICE arrested him anyway. This isn’t justice. It’s betrayal.

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bostonteaparty1 年前

ICE

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Mr. Snuffleupagus1 年前

MAGA trying to explain this away in 3…2…1… And then adding ‘I voted for this’ for good measure… FFS…

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Skogarmaor1 年前

What a f’n sick joke this BS has become. WTF are we doing?

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Hacker1 年前

Waiting for the I voted for this crowd to jump in like clowns

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Emre Yurttas1 年前

This is very crazy! No one who allied with our troops should be treated like this!

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TJ1 年前

MAGA is a cancer on American life.

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datGuyInTheCorner1 年前

Cowards wearing face masks!

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The Saurus1 年前

Nazi America

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Artful_Dodger241 年前

So he asked his name and didn’t get it then claims to have a warrant and never showed it. When will our legislators stop this?

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