Yes, it’s nearly impossible to deport him. It’s just so, so, so impossible. Trump would have sent him to Africa and been done with it, but everywhere else, there are a million excuses to keep a five-time rapist around so that he can terrorize the native population.
Trump’s many defects are completely outweighed by his decisive immigration policy.
In related news:
https://spectrum.ieee.org/h-1b-visa-us-government
If true, the new H1B fees are actually making a difference!
“In fact, most companies that might have hired H-1B workers decided against applying for visas for candidates subject to the $100,000 tax, a March court filing revealed. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recorded collecting fees for only 85 qualifying H-1B applications between the presidential proclamation in September 2025 and 15 February 2026. The department also reported processing 87 percent fewer applications for the H-1B visas subject to the tax than the year before. The government ended up earning about $28 million less than the previous year on H-1Bs, because so few companies were willing to pay the new price for hiring H-1B workers from abroad.”
It now has teeth, using existing law.
Scroll to the second story, here:
https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/nato-froze-over-saturday-september
“Cough up the black pill. Whenever you read some social media polemic about the latest Trump betrayal (or Kennedy, or Bessent, or whoever), presume it is a well-packaged distortion, or an outright lie, until we get a chance to put their claims under the microscope.”
A great link, thank you. I really liked this: “The crackdown is working. “As of March,” the article reported, “U.S. universities were reporting 20% fewer international enrollments in bachelor’s programs than the year before.” Master’s degree students fell even more (24%).”
At my university, this definitely started happening. It was discussed at every level of the administration, and then, magically, this year we have a record-breaking incoming freshman class. The explanation is simple: if you can no longer be a visa pipeline for Ghanaians, you are forced to start recruiting local students.
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Yes, and worse in Canada are the many, many thousands of “students” from the the Indian Subcontinent complete with purchased false degrees that now expect to be given full citizenship.
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Now who would feel the need to downvot this? These are scammers that bought r phoney qualifications to purchase equally phoney certificates in phoney courses in phoney institutions believing we would then simply welcome them as citizens.
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Why is there even talk of deportation? This guy needs need spent a few decades in prison, then we can talk about where to send him after.
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At whose expense? I’d support summary execution in these cases as a financial expedient, or alternately, imprisonment in another, cheaper country willing to subcontract that, as the US has apparently done with migrant gang members and El Salvador.
What actually happens to them, though, is they serve very little of their sentences, get released, attack someone else, rinse, repeat.
There is no such thing as a few decades in prison in these countries. They release everybody after a few years in extremely comfortable conditions. The prison system of Western European countries was developed for Western Europeans. 😆😆
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