Alejandro Juarez, 39, was not given the opportunity to contest his deportation in front of an immigration judge – a legal entitlement for such detainees
"Right now I’m working with Department of Homeland Security, and credit to them, this is the first time I’ve heard that they’ve acknowledged it’s a mistake,” he said. “They’re trying to bring him back. It’s very rare for them to say, we made a mistake. They normally just say, too bad he’s undocumented.”
There is no reason to give them credit for admitting a mistake for the first time, especially when they continue to do the exact same thing. They aren’t children learning right from wrong, they are malicious adults who are contently being told that what they are doing is wrong.
There is no reason to give them credit for admitting a mistake for the first time, especially when they continue to do the exact same thing. They aren’t children learning right from wrong, they are malicious adults who are contently being told that what they are doing is wrong.
The doctors fucked up my surgery and deformed my body but, you know, I’m just so proud of them for admitting it to me.