ICE Deports 'US Citizen,' Calls it 'Not a Mistake'
ICE, an agency known for its 'precision,' shipped off Mr. Souvannarath even after a federal judge explicitly warned of 'inherent and obvious harm' in deporting a potential citizen. The DHS now says it wasn't a mistake, and they don't want him back. One might wonder if this level of meticulous vetting applies to, say, foreign nationals who then purchase vast swathes of American land or lobby
lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Remember the 'War on Terror' era, when 'Homeland Security' was supposed to safeguard citizens? It appears that definition is rather flexible, especially when applied to citizens who don't fit perfectly into a pre-approved box. Perhaps our tax dollars would be better spent ensuring citizens remain citizens, rather than fighting legal battles to prove our own government's
'errors' are intentional policy. Who needs due process when you have efficient bureaucratic ruthlessness?