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15. Did this deported Cuban lady have a Green Card?

Mon Apr 28, 2025, 02:32 PM

Apr 28

I didn't see that in the article. It's an important distinction, or it should be.

Tejeda was living in the U.S. with I-220B, or an "Order of Supervision" after having been detained for nine months when she first arrived. Since then, she married Valle, who is a U.S. citizen who has lived in the country since 2006.

I'd imagine this lady is the wrong kind of Cuban.

No Green Card, but we have recently learned that Green Cards can be rescinded at the subjective opinion of the SoS. Just make sure your wife (who is Chinese IIRC) doesn't have controversial opinions on Gaza...

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Mother of 1-Year-Old Married to US Citizen Deported, Separated From Baby [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 27 OP

I guess when I was told here that I shouldn't be worried about my wife because she has a green card and that I AZLD4Candidate Apr 27 #1

At this point BumRushDaShow Apr 27 #2

What is the law for taking away citizenship? Haggard Celine Apr 27 #3

What is the law for anything?? BumRushDaShow Apr 27 #4

I never would have thought some asshole Haggard Celine Apr 27 #5

Unfortunately BumRushDaShow Apr 27 #7

Many of us tried so hard over and over to get people to moniss Apr 27 #6

Did this deported Cuban lady have a Green Card? maxsolomon Apr 28 #15

Deported a CUBAN immigrant...??? Grins Apr 27 #8

I know we have to post the headline as originally posted (at Newsweek), generalbetrayus Apr 27 #9

That's why I posted this in the comment section BumRushDaShow Apr 27 #10

This is just pure EVIL Linda Ed Apr 27 #11

Kick! red dog 1 Apr 27 #12

The pitiless Florida GOP Cubans bronxiteforever Apr 27 #13

They are definitely tip-toeing around the issue BumRushDaShow Apr 27 #14