r/stupidpeoplefacebook • u/Usual-Door5141 • 1d ago

Who would like to start us off?

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u/Ok_Eggplant_3274 1d ago

Deportations without harming citizens

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u/dimh 1d ago

He actually did harm people in deportations, but owned his shit and corrected it. His ICE facilities changed their policies to correct the mishandling and separation of families at ICE holding facilities.

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u/Slimeredit 1d ago

Also while actually following the law and not treating those people like garbage

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u/SympathyOk7989 20h ago

there should be no deportations period. most of the people any president is deporting are indigenous people travelling between borders their colonizers set up even if they have mixed ancestry, it's their land.

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u/mamawawawa 1d ago

Idk Obama’s deportation records were abysmal, and to be clear I’m saying this as a leftist. Trump’s making him look like child’s play in comparison but that doesn’t mean he’s off the hook, Obama helped set up the infrastructure that Trump is now using indiscriminately

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u/Advanced-Teach-7234 16h ago

Nah they were pretty good. 

Obama didn’t break due process, 90% of them were violent. 

Obama deported people properly. 

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u/Gromitlikescheese 1d ago

Obama averaged 942 deportations per day. Trump is just over 1000 so not that much different, and I don’t remember Obama tearing families apart.

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u/mamawawawa 1d ago

Probably because you weren’t paying attention. I promise you, as a Latin American, it was absolutely happening in our communities.

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u/CygnusThib 23h ago

Any deport of an illegal immigrant likely leaves a family torn apart. Most illegals have children here based on statistics of deported illegals.

So no, Obama 100% tore families apart with illegal immigration crackdowns.