Posted on May 31, 2025
Green card holder detained by ICE at immigration appointment, wife says
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Kasper Eriksen, a Danish national, traveled to Memphis for what he thought be the final interview in his application for U.S. citizenship on April 15, 2025.
"The 31-year-old welder, who has lived legally in the United States since 2013, was taken into custody due to what the family described as a paperwork discrepancy dating back to 2015."
"The 31-year-old welder, who has lived legally in the United States since 2013, was taken into custody due to what the family described as a paperwork discrepancy dating back to 2015."
Green card holder detained by ICE at immigration appointment, wife says
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Posted 8 mo ago
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Why no outcry? He missed a deadline. No one's fault but his.
My best friend is a green card holder from Canada. He knows if he misses any deadlines, he's toast.
My best friend is a green card holder from Canada. He knows if he misses any deadlines, he's toast.
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SGM Jeff Mccloud
LTC Trent Klug - We were promised that they would start with the worst, the killers, rapists and traffickers. It was the most frequent promise in the campaign.
And there's hardly a person in this country who would say no to getting the violent illegals off our streets.
But that's not what they are delivering so far.
If they can kick 1500 FBI agents out of DC and out to other field offices, they can kick a bunch of ICE agents out of green card visits and put them on the streets.
If you're fine with them concentrating on permanent resident paperwork, and eventually getting around to the violent illegals whenever, just say so.
And there's hardly a person in this country who would say no to getting the violent illegals off our streets.
But that's not what they are delivering so far.
If they can kick 1500 FBI agents out of DC and out to other field offices, they can kick a bunch of ICE agents out of green card visits and put them on the streets.
If you're fine with them concentrating on permanent resident paperwork, and eventually getting around to the violent illegals whenever, just say so.
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LTC Trent Klug
SrA John Monette No, you're right. They wouldn't be deported. They just had their businesses forcibly shut down.
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SGM Jeff Mccloud
LTC Trent Klug - not forcibly shut down, just no FFL, and no selling just guns, for just the 60 days it takes to reestablish the FFL.
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Since the news every week is only legal residents showing up to their scheduled ICE appointment ambushes to get their legal status revoked for removal over missing a form ten years ago, I suppose we can all safely assume that ICE already completed the task of getting every murderer, rapist and human trafficking illegal off our streets.
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Why is there not a crowd of objections here on this travesty of justice (once again) by this administration?
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MAJ Byron Oyler
Many articles these days are written with a slant to evoke emotion from one side or the other; I am unsure of the goal here. I do know marriage to a US citizen allows citizenship in five years, and my wife completed her's in the same period, 2015. Why did he have the order to leave in 2019? I do not like Trump and the extremes he follows but there seems more to this story.
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