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You can't get on a commercial flight without a passport and you get the visa stamp at entry shit-for-brains.



Becasue they had a PASSPORT ID and a VISA you dumb fuck. Good lord you give idiots a bad name. :rolleyes:

How does them having a passport help to deport them?
 
There are more, far more people here illegally who have overstayed their visas, than those undocumented wh cross the southern border. Your leader doesn't seem to care, since he never mentions it.

This is my point.
 
There are more, far more people here illegally who have overstayed their visas, than those undocumented wh cross the southern border. Your leader doesn't seem to care, since he never mentions it.
Since we DO NOT know how many people that successfully illegally cross our borders there is ZERO way to prove your claim.
 
There are more, far more people here illegally who have overstayed their visas, than those undocumented wh cross the southern border. Your leader doesn't seem to care, since he never mentions it.
But in the past 10 years, visa overstays in the United States have outnumbered border crossings by a ratio of about 2 to 1, according to Robert Warren, who was for a decade the director of the statistics division at the agency that has since been renamed U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and who is now a senior visiting fellow at the Center for Migration Studies, a New York–based organization.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/587485/

You are correct! We don’t hear about these offenders, just the asylum seekers.
 
BS... nobody is keeping track of that. There is no requirement that they use the return ticket.
There is a requirement that they have a means to exit the country before they enter the country.. Where they don't use their via and passport to leave the government is aware they have illegally overstayed their visa.
 
No visa required, and not vetted. All they needed was a passport from Panama or from any of the other Central American nations.

How would you know that most of the people on that flight were not Americans? Do you just assume that those with brown skin are visitors?
 
But in the past 10 years, visa overstays in the United States have outnumbered border crossings by a ratio of about 2 to 1, according to Robert Warren, who was for a decade the director of the statistics division at the agency that has since been renamed U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and who is now a senior visiting fellow at the Center for Migration Studies, a New York–based organization.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/587485/

You are correct! We don’t hear about these offenders, just the asylum seekers.
No one knows for sure how many people successfully illegally cross the border but we do have a better idea how many visa overstays there are.
 
Why would they face deportation any differently than one who crossed the border from Mexico?

Because they are DOCUMENTED to have entered the country. DUH!

Why does them having a passport made any difference at all?

DOCUMENTATION with a RETURN ticket. DUH!!

Why would that matter? What forces them to use the return ticket?

They are DOCUMENTED will be flagged and will not be allowed to come back in once deported. You do understand what DOCUMENTED means right? DUH!!!

How does them having a passport help to deport them?

They are DOCUMENTED as having entered and will be flagged if they do not leave. DUH!!!!
 
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