detrius
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Depends on how you feel about immigration agents gawking at the collection, I guess.Just the nudes? Does that mean my latex fetish porn is safe?
You may never get your phone back.Hear me out: what if you intentionally had a folder full of porn on your phone for the ICE agents to find?
ICE could be related to porn just like Santa Claus relates to milk and cookies, or like the Tooth Fairy relates to teeth hidden under pillows.
Just commission porn from some furry artists on DeviantArt, open a folder named "ICE porn" on your phone and put those drawings in it.
Unless it's porn of Trump, then it's automatic detention, 8 weeks+You may never get your phone back.
What if I commission a bunch of people in ICE uniforms taking it from behind by people who look Hispanic?Just commission porn from some furry artists on DeviantArt, open a folder named "ICE porn" on your phone and put those drawings in it.
Note: This is not the same man as in my previous post.Fabian Schmidt, who is originally from Germany, made it clear that he’s proud to be in America, but said he’s still reeling from his unexpected two-month detention that he described as “dehumanizing.”
The lawful permanent resident, who has lived in New Hampshire since 2022, was stopped at Logan International Airport on March 7 after visiting family in Europe. He spoke to GBH News on Tuesday about the experience and trying to readjust back to his normal life after his release.
Are you sure the ICE goons aren't into that?Unless it's porn of Trump, then it's automatic detention, 8 weeks+
....like... what do these monsters expect from the people they are torturing? I'm sure they'd not do so well if it was them treated like that.“He said, 'Oh, you’re just gonna med out like everybody, huh?’ That’s the verbatim words. I was like, 'Med out? I don’t even know what that means,'” Schmidt recounted, finding out later it meant someone who physically breaks down under stress.
A former NSW police officer has described the terrifying ordeal she faced after she was detained, jailed overnight and deported from the United States – despite travelling there legally on a tourist visa to visit her US military husband.
The US has become one of those countries the government used to issue travel advisory warnings about.Fabian Schmidt speaks out for the first time since his detention | GBH
Note: This is not the same man as in my previous post.
Diego de la Vega has a new life in Colombia—one without fear, with freedom of mobility, and with the agency he never had during his 23 years in New York City. Born in Quito, Ecuador, de la Vega migrated to the United States as a 7-year-old in 2001 on a visitor’s visa that he overstayed. Thus began his life as an undocumented American.