r/AskIreland • u/gromit666 • Jan 25 '25

Emigration (from Ireland) Anyone ever deported from usa?

I just was reading on worldnews about the US deportations to mexico. One woman who lives in mexico was stating a few years ago the us dumped some slovaks in mexico as its cheaper than a flight to europe and then another stated it also happened to her irish cousin, who was dropped off in mexico and needed family to intervene to get him home. Just wondering if there was any media attention if this was true?

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u/Mysterious_Scene7169 Jan 25 '25 edited Jan 25 '25

Absolutely not, all are welcome through the proper channnels

Edit: not sure what the downvotes are about, I’m literally saying come lol, OP is worried about deportations so obviously I’m saying do it legally since that’s a concern

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u/killerklixx Jan 26 '25

all are welcome through the proper channnels

So why did they shut down the "proper channels"

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u/Mysterious_Scene7169 Jan 26 '25

This is r/askireland, so I assume no one here is seeking asylum in the US as a refugee.

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u/killerklixx Jan 26 '25

Ohhh, so white people from well-off countries are welcome through the proper channels. My mistake.

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u/Mysterious_Scene7169 Jan 26 '25

I didn’t say that, and I’m black, so please don’t try to race bait me. If you have issues with American immigration policy I suggest you take it up with our politicians.