How cruel

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3 minutes ago, Desi_guy said:

Arey neeku pichi inka thagaleda ra...

[Desi_guy]

Just now, uttermost said:

I'm calling out psychos in this db ra. meerantha g mooskoni untey better ra.

Enduku ra andari meda padi edusthavu roju db la...ne life lo frustration tho db janala paina endukura chupisthavu...hospital ki po ra babu ippatikaina...nevu pelli mathram cheskoku ra babu...

[Mitron]

1 hour ago, uttermost said:

what you mean?

Trump is just fulfilling all his promises. and besides why should people who randomly show up at the border and ask for asylum get their GC/citizenship over us who are working hard in this land for 10+ yrs.

 - every db pedda.

youtube lo comments aithe inka darunamga unnayi

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1 minute ago, chittimallu2 said:

Take a family of four.. two parents and two kids, tell me what each of their immigration status is and then tell me how are they being separated.. naku ardham kaala... 

they have no immigration status. They just turned up at the border, asking for asylum man.

They are not legal or illegal immigrants yet. They are going through the asylum process.

whether they are denied or accepted, is the US's wish.

but until this process happens, they are being held separately. It's a new policy under Trump, that several Indians are gung ho about.

I guess the thread was about the recent south asian families that went through this.

I think there's already a thread mocking them, for claiming religious persecution or something.

 

[JAMBALHOT_RAJA]

yes the world is getting more cruel 

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2 minutes ago, Desi_guy said:

Enduku ra andari meda padi edusthavu roju db la...ne life lo frustration tho db janala paina endukura chupisthavu...hospital ki po ra babu ippatikaina...nevu pelli mathram cheskoku ra babu...

adukkoku ra.

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2 minutes ago, Mitron said:

youtube lo comments aithe inka darunamga unnayi

malli nannu aduguthunnaru, enduku edusthunnav maa meedha ani.

veellandarni public ga 10gatam manchidi. lekuntey vaalla psychoism correct ani andariki antistharu.

[Mitron]

1 minute ago, uttermost said:

they have no immigration status. They just turned up at the border, asking for asylum man.

They are not legal or illegal immigrants yet. They are going through the asylum process.

whether they are denied or accepted, is the US's wish.

but until this process happens, they are being held separately. It's a new policy under Trump, that several Indians are gung ho about.

I guess the thread was about the recent south asian families that went through this.

I think there's already a thread mocking them, for claiming religious persecution or something.

 

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/52-indian-asylum-seekers-among-detainees-under-trumps-zero-tolerance-policy/articleshow/64653330.cms

 

WASHINGTON: More than 50 individuals from India, some of them possibly separated from their children, are reportedly incarcerated at a federal prison in Oregon under the Trump administration’s tough ''zero-tolerance'' policy against illegal immigration, an Asia-Pacific activist organization said on Tuesday.

Over the last month, 123 immigrants seeking asylum have been detained and transferred to Oregon’s Sheridan federal prison in Yamhill County, the Asia-Pacific American Network of Oregan said, revealing that the majority of the 123 people in the Sheridan prison are South Asian, who speak primarily Hindi and Punjabi, and a few identified as Chinese. These detainees are isolated, have limited access to interpretation, and are at-risk of abuse in their current prison housing arrangement, the organization warned.

The organization indicated that the detention involved separating children from parents but did not say how many were affected.

''2,000 kids have been separated from their families, some for 2 months. This is the definition of cruel and unusual,'' said Susheela Jayapal, Commissioner-Elect for Multnomah County, referring to the national crisis. ''This policy of family separation needs to end now; and in the meantime, all detainees deserve legal representation and fair treatment, starting with transparency about their children’s whereabouts and humane detention conditions.''

The detention of Indian immigrants seldom catches national attention since most of the focus is on Latino/Hispanic immigration. But the Oregon episode came to light after four members of Oregon's congressional delegation, all Democrats, went to the Sheridan facility and emerged angry and emotional Saturday after touring the detention center.

 

According to the Oregonian, the migrants told the politicians they are locked up 22 to 23 hours a day, three to a cell. It's been difficult to impossible to talk to a lawyer. Those with families say they have no idea where their wives or children are, and they fear they'll be deported and separated from them forever.

[chittimallu2]

3 minutes ago, uttermost said:

they have no immigration status. They just turned up at the border, asking for asylum man.

They are not legal or illegal immigrants yet. They are going through the asylum process.

whether they are denied or accepted, is the US's wish.

but until this process happens, they are being held separately. It's a new policy under Trump, that several Indians are gung ho about.

I guess the thread was about the recent south asian families that went through this.

I think there's already a thread mocking them, for claiming religious persecution or something.

 

so asylum status decide ayye dhaka kids and parents need to stay in different locations? If yes, then how long will they need to be like this separately? 

I thought this was about the illegals being kicked out while their kids (US nationals) being left in the states

[uttermost]

1 minute ago, Mitron said:

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/52-indian-asylum-seekers-among-detainees-under-trumps-zero-tolerance-policy/articleshow/64653330.cms

 

WASHINGTON: More than 50 individuals from India, some of them possibly separated from their children, are reportedly incarcerated at a federal prison in Oregon under the Trump administration’s tough ''zero-tolerance'' policy against illegal immigration, an Asia-Pacific activist organization said on Tuesday.

Over the last month, 123 immigrants seeking asylum have been detained and transferred to Oregon’s Sheridan federal prison in Yamhill County, the Asia-Pacific American Network of Oregan said, revealing that the majority of the 123 people in the Sheridan prison are South Asian, who speak primarily Hindi and Punjabi, and a few identified as Chinese. These detainees are isolated, have limited access to interpretation, and are at-risk of abuse in their current prison housing arrangement, the organization warned.

The organization indicated that the detention involved separating children from parents but did not say how many were affected.

''2,000 kids have been separated from their families, some for 2 months. This is the definition of cruel and unusual,'' said Susheela Jayapal, Commissioner-Elect for Multnomah County, referring to the national crisis. ''This policy of family separation needs to end now; and in the meantime, all detainees deserve legal representation and fair treatment, starting with transparency about their children’s whereabouts and humane detention conditions.''

The detention of Indian immigrants seldom catches national attention since most of the focus is on Latino/Hispanic immigration. But the Oregon episode came to light after four members of Oregon's congressional delegation, all Democrats, went to the Sheridan facility and emerged angry and emotional Saturday after touring the detention center.

 

According to the Oregonian, the migrants told the politicians they are locked up 22 to 23 hours a day, three to a cell. It's been difficult to impossible to talk to a lawyer. Those with families say they have no idea where their wives or children are, and they fear they'll be deported and separated from them forever.

Spartan aey kadha post chesindhi..

malli vaadi 'view' anta.

anni posts lu esina buddi raaley, argument lekapothey g mooskovaali ani.

ekkuva edgy ani feeling anukunta aadiki. total dhed laaga comments esthadu malli.

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1 minute ago, chittimallu2 said:

so asylum status decide ayye dhaka kids and parents need to stay in different locations? If yes, then how long will they need to be like this separately? 

I thought this was about the illegals being kicked out while their kids (US nationals) being left in the states

how long do you think asylum process happens? hours? days? weeks? months?

can anyone say definitively?

[Mitron]

2 minutes ago, uttermost said:

Spartan aey kadha post chesindhi..

malli vaadi 'view' anta.

anni posts lu esina buddi raaley, argument lekapothey g mooskovaali ani.

ekkuva edgy ani feeling anukunta aadiki. total dhed laaga comments esthadu malli.

no idea who posted what.

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6 minutes ago, chittimallu2 said:

so asylum status decide ayye dhaka kids and parents need to stay in different locations? If yes, then how long will they need to be like this separately? 

I thought this was about the illegals being kicked out while their kids (US nationals) being left in the states

about 2000 kids are detaned separately from parents.. some of them even infants.. and 3-7 yr olds too.

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3 minutes ago, Mitron said:

no idea who posted what.

yeah they posted this already in this db, but a different link, that mocked the sikhs for claiming religious persecution.

every thing they say, has to connect to the GC they feel they are entitled to.

waitinf for GC probably has made people monsters. adhedho ichesthey anna, manushulu avthaara choodaali.

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Parents of these poor innocent kids must be put in prison for life under Child-ignorance/abuse law.