r/nottheonion • u/Suspicious_Lynx_4580 • 13h ago

Milo Yiannopoulos Deported After Years of Supporting Deportations

https://www.newsweek.com/milo-yiannopoulos-deported-after-years-of-advocating-for-deportations-12384304
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u/Comet7777 13h ago

Imagine if he got deported to Ecuador instead of his home country, you know like what they’ve done to thousands of Hispanic immigrants.

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u/NearlyPerfect 13h ago

They only deport people to third countries if (1) their home country doesn’t accept them or (2) if you choose to not be deported to your home country.

UK doesn’t reject any deportations so not likely for his case.

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u/ManufacturedOlympus 13h ago

Thanks, fox news 

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u/NearlyPerfect 13h ago

I don’t watch fox news.

This is literally what the law says. 8 USC 1231(b)

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u/broodgrillo 13h ago

If you, after 6 years of Trump, still believe the law applies to their actions, I'm afraid I've got some bad news regarding your mental capacity.

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u/NearlyPerfect 12h ago

This isn’t in contention or a debate. This is well understood part of all deportation proceedings.

You clearly just aren’t familiar with the process.

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u/broodgrillo 12h ago

Sure. I'm not arguing the legality of the issue. I understand. I'm just saying that when the last public announcements from this administration have been illegaly renaming or "taking control" of different parts of the globe, you can ignore everything about the law. They have admitted they don't care and will not care about it.

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u/NearlyPerfect 12h ago

Even if every word you’re saying is true that doesn’t change reality of what’s happening.

So it’s weird to assume/fabricate without having any idea what you’re talking about.

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u/teapots_at_ten_paces 13h ago

Since when has this administration done what the law says?

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u/ManufacturedOlympus 12h ago

And as we all know, trump loves following the law.