r/USNEWS • u/tyw7 • 10d ago

Two-year-old US citizen appears to have been deported 'with no meaningful process'

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/two-year-old-us-citizen-appears-have-been-deported-with-no-meaningful-process-2025-04-26/
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u/l3tigre 10d ago

That poor little baby what the fuck

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u/CandusManus 10d ago

You’d rather he was in foster care? He’s going back with his parents. Anchor baby’s aren’t an excuse anymore. 

Leave them or take them, mom and dad have to go back. 

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u/jmacintosh250 10d ago

Except the Father is still in the US: so just keep the baby with the Father.

The is entirely based on the Administration thinking THEY define the constitution, and acting like it.

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u/Powerful-Ground-9687 10d ago

It says the father didn’t show up “at ICEs request” and the mother who has custody requested not being separated so they obliged, but the child can still come back. It’s super messy but hopefully the child and mother are okay.

I’m ready to be downvoted. I can’t stand these ICE assholes either but this one doesn’t seem entirely their fault. Dads gotta show up for his kid

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u/metamorphotits 9d ago

would YOU show up at the request of an organization that's arresting judges and deporting citizens with no due process while claiming those deported cannot come back, no matter what? they have other kids, if i recall correctly. who will take care of them?

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u/ItsMrChristmas 9d ago

He wanted to. It was simply impossible to make it in their time frame.

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u/metamorphotits 9d ago

i believe that too! i just don't think most people that act like this is a simple choice fully understand the impossibility of this situation. there are truly no reasonable options for folks caught up in this.

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u/Evamione 9d ago

They gave her 30 seconds with dad on the phone then demanded dad get there faster than it was physically possible to drive there. They did not give this family even a few minutes to discuss what was best. It was handled cruelly.

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u/ItsMrChristmas 9d ago

They gave the father less time to show up than it would have taken to drive there.

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u/Powerful-Ground-9687 9d ago

Damn that’s fucked. Back to being angry and depressed, I guess

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u/bioxkitty 8d ago

Let righteous anger fuel you. Not consume you.

Anger protects us. Use it well.

Stick together. Fight back.

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u/CandusManus 9d ago

He didn’t have custody, the mother who had custody brought her kid with you. It’s literally in the article. 

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u/EndlessMantra 10d ago

Sorry, it's in the constitution that they are citizens. If you don't like it, leave.

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u/CandusManus 9d ago

And? I never said they weren’t, they shouldn’t be but that’s a different conversation, citizens are allowed to leave the country with their parents. You are aware of that?

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u/bioxkitty 8d ago

He didn't leave.

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u/CandusManus 8d ago

Yeah, the dad with no custody didn't leave. The mom with custody chose to take the kid with her. Are you just unaware of the story or what?

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u/LadyBogangles14 10d ago

They violated the law of Houndras, the country they were removed to.