Iraq war veteran faces deportation. Non-violent drug charge.
"He called me, and he was like, 'I think ICE is detaining me,'" wife Tanisha Hartwell-Parris recalls. "And I'm just like, what? Like I'm completely shocked, completely shocked."
Iraq war veteran faces deportation. Non-violent drug charge.
In reply to VIX
He seems like the perfect misfit to me. Don't you agree?
But it continues to baffle me why someone would choose to live legally in a country for more than 25 years without becoming a citizen.
Stupid West Indians give up everything for a chance ai dis
Better dem than me.
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I expected some dumb rass comment from you.
Many of us are successful, and I didn't give up everything I gained by leaving.
I send back to help the poor.
Look at what that idiot has done to T&T over the past 10 years.
So many lack common sense with such comments.
In reply to Walco
In reply to VIX
Ahh vix, the veneer cracking? Is that some sadness and pity there for good ole Parris? I hope he voted Kamala.
In reply to Halliwell
green card holders can't vote!
In reply to camos
In reply to Halliwell
I pity all misfits, From great merica to great britain!
In reply to camos
It's relatively easy for members of the military to become US citizens. IIRC they do not have to wait 5 years like other green card holders before being eligible for citizenship.
In reply to Walco
In reply to Walco
I think it is 4 years for regular folks, having to renew green card every 10 years was what drove a lot of people to become citizens.