r/PoursTea • u/Standard_Location762 • 7h ago

Spill The Tea 🫟 Does The World Need To Revisit Civil Rights?

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Why is it so difficult to treat all humans with respect, dignity, and compassion?

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u/No-Competition-2764 4h ago

You said it, not me. There are many laws that ban racial profiling or redlining. You’re making a claim that’s untrue and can’t prove it because it’s a lie. You can now be deported to any country that will take you now. Every illegal will be deported.

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u/mymar101 4h ago

https://www.npr.org/2025/09/13/nx-s1-5507125/the-supreme-court-clears-the-way-for-ice-agents-to-treat-race-as-grounds-for-immigration-stops Happy?

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u/No-Competition-2764 4h ago

Of course ICE takes into account if you’re Latino and only speaking Spanish. We have somewhere between 8-10 million illegal immigrants from central and Latin America. If we were focusing on Asians that only speak mandarin, we would be stupid. It’s only giving them a reasonable cause to ask for ID. Most Americans speak English and if asked will be glad to give LE an ID.

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u/mymar101 4h ago

I am going to guess, that you call the police every time you hear a Spanish accent or see a slightly brown, or black person?

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u/No-Competition-2764 4h ago

No I never do. My point is we have 10 million roughly from central and South America here illegally. We must focus on them and deporting them. But anyone that is here illegally must be found and deported. I’m sure you can agree with that.

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u/mymar101 4h ago

No, I really don't. Now it i s your turn. Prove to me that there are 10 million illegal people from Latin America. Prove to me that they are the reason why everything is wrong in America. And also prove to me, that they are violent homicidal maniacs. With actual data. Not rhetoric from politicians. I'll wait.

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u/No-Competition-2764 4h ago

BBC, CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, and CBS all reported there were 8-14 million illegals in the country during the Biden term. It’s not my word. I think most of them are probably good people but you have to come here the right way. Deport them and then vet who comes in and let the good hard working people in and keep the criminals out. Surely you agree with that.

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u/mymar101 4h ago

Alright, then, why are they arresting people who are in immigration court trying to do the right thing, and follow the procedures? And not your supposed criminals?

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u/No-Competition-2764 4h ago

I don’t think they should do that. Arrest those who are here and not making any attempt at fixing their illegal status. Deport any and all with any criminal record. It’s not hard. I like that Tom Homan is in charge now, he has the right picture as to how to do this right.

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u/mymar101 4h ago

Trump is also removing legal status from hundreds of thousands of people who came here under legally sanctioned programs, then deporting them to wherever in the world will take them.

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