10,000 Filipinos Face Deportation From US After Trump Ends Immigration Policy (illegally, deported)

[qazz12]

Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano said Sept. 6 the Philippines is offering funds to help Filipinos who may be deported from the United States.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPbVXcg1CME

[bergun]

Ok...

[Mr. Lee]

Now that is a country who stands by its people, too bad some countries reject return of their own citizens, of course many who are illegally in the U.S. from those other countries are not the type their countries would even want back or they should be willing to welcome them with open arms.

[AnywhereElse]

My DIL and grandson are both Filipino, and they entered the US LEGALLY and are now citizens. Those entering illegally should be all be treated the same, PER THE LAW, apprehended, detained and deported.

Any government not wanting their citizens back should face SEVERE sanctions and have their yearly dip into the taxpayers' pockets cut off. $180 million in 2017. US to provide $180-M aid to Philippines next year | Headlines | The Philippine Star

[BobNJ1960]

Originally Posted by AnywhereElse

My DIL and grandson are both Filipino, and they entered the US LEGALLY and are now citizens. Those entering illegally should be all be treated the same, PER THE LAW, apprehended, detained and deported.

Any government not wanting their citizens back should face SEVERE sanctions and have their yearly dip into the taxpayers' pockets cut off. $180 million in 2017. US to provide $180-M aid to Philippines next year | Headlines | The Philippine Star

[payutenyodagimas]

Originally Posted by Mr. Lee

Now that is a country who stands by its people, too bad some countries reject return of their own citizens, of course many who are illegally in the U.S. from those other countries are not the type their countries would even want back or they should be willing to welcome them with open arms.

I believe no takers. they will take their chances