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US tries to deport stateless Palestinian woman again despite judge’s order
(www.theguardian.com)
So, who is going to go to jail for "Contempt of Court"?
this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2025
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This is the absolute pits. I know a Palestinian lad who was stateless until he got an Irish passport a few years back. I was so, so happy for him when he did.
Dumping a stateless person out into the unknown is one of the cruelest things you could do. But no....We can go lower.....
An officer eventually told her that she would be sent to the Israel border
JFC :/
Sakeik’s family is from Gaza, but she was born in Saudi Arabia, which does not grant birthright citizenship to the children of foreigners
This is a similar story to my friend. Stateless Gazan parents but he was born in UAE and has never set foot on Palestinian soil. Horror story for that poor woman.
Judges' orders don't mean anything anymore. Haven't you heard?
You're right, asshole, it's not up to you, so you can fuck alllllll the way off.
I want to see these people start being held in contempt.
I want to see these people sent to the gallows.
By their toes, upside down.
Wow. I'm sure she must have committed some pretty horrid crimes or there's good evidence that she put a lot of people at risk of great harm right?
No they just really really want her to be raped and murdered in the middle east. These people are fucking sick.
I read somewhere that they claimed she left the US so she gets to be quick deported. She went to the US Virgin Islands, so...?
The imbecile in chief didn't know Puerto Rico is an American Colony. Do you expect him and his lackeys to know about the Virgin Islands?
Oh the update is that she flew over international waters and that constitutes leaving. Which means anyone flying anywhere outside the lower 48, even among the states could get caught up in this if the plane enters international waters at any point.
This doesn’t make sense with how laws regarding flights over international waters work, which is generally that the laws of the country the plane is registered to apply while in international waters. If you get on an American plane in the US and land in a US territory, that’s not leaving the US. They clearly started from their conclusion and worked backwards.
Preaching to the choir, I know.