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Warpy

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5. If he has gotten such a letter already

Reply to ALBliberal (Original post)

Fri Apr 25, 2025, 01:07 AM

Apr 2025

gell him it's not worth the paper it's printed on and to duly ignore it.

If he's got money, a small retainer to an immigration lawyer will give him someone specific to call just in case some raging idiot decides to try to intimidate him more than the letter did.

Naturalized citizens are citizens and it's going to take more than a bunch of ignorant bigots in the White House to change that.

As a citizen, he has rights. One of his rights is to ignore that letter. He doesn't have to do a damned thing, especially self deport, whatever the hell that means.

I can't wait for the class action suit over this bullshit.

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Friend I grew up with born in Mexico naturalized [View all] ALBliberal Apr 2025 OP

Friend is concerned about going to Canada KT2000 Apr 2025 #1

I wonder if I will receive one was well sdfernando Apr 2025 #2

I know he has land in Mexico. Dual citizenship of ALBliberal Apr 2025 #3

"And what about banked social security?" dchill Apr 2025 #7

I definitely advise he not make any trips out of the country Skittles Apr 2025 #4

If he has gotten such a letter already Warpy Apr 2025 #5

Dad was born in Colorado, Mom in Mexico. I was born in the U.S., so I'm 2nd generation U.S. Citizen ... aggiesal Apr 2025 #6