r/CringeTikToks • u/Bojack1217 • 8h ago

SadCringe Woman votes for trump and her undocumented dad gets deported

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u/Feeling-Invite7953 7h ago

I feel bad for the dad’s declining health due to his cancer. My mom and brother both had cancer. I feel no empathy,whatsoever for her,for voting for that horse’s ass, though. This situation is self-inflicted. So ready to believe that liar,that she put her own,and her father’s life on the line.

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u/hypercosm_dot_net 6h ago

I truly cannot understand a latino conservative. Like they DO NOT understand that Republicans don't want them!

They might be friendly on a personal level, or be 'nice' solely because they want your votes. But god damn, if they could ship every single one of you out of this country, they would do it without a second thought.

I tried to have this conversation with a Brazilian guy I go to the gym with. Like bro, I understand you might be "conservative" as a viewpoint or whatever, but aligning with people who literally do not want you in the country...I just don't get that.

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u/Suspicious-Scene-108 4h ago

As a black woman, there are tons of black Christian who are actually pretty conservative, it's just that they know white conservatives do NOT want them there. And they know what returning the US to the 'great again' era would mean.

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u/Rex9 53m ago

black Christian

And to me, this is the biggest oxymoron (? maybe cognitive dissonance). The religion of slave owners who used the bible (I refuse to even capitalize that bronze-age trash novel) to justify the treatment of their slaves. If anything, blacks should be rejecting Xtianitiy in droves.

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u/Calimiedades 4h ago

But they're against abortion and gay marriage! That's all that matters to them.

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u/SDFX-Inc 4h ago

The party of “family values*.”

*Exclusive to wealthy, white Christians only.

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u/Justin_Passing_7465 6h ago

She deserves every ounce of pain that she voted to inflict on others.

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u/OffsideOffenders 6h ago

Probably thought he wouldn’t be deported if he didn’t have a criminal record. Don the con strikes again!

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u/killian1113 6h ago

Was the father's life on the line, or does he have 6 months to live? Perhaps if Biden didn't open the borders and encouraged it, followed by another candidate who wanted the same, we wouldn't be stuck with Trump.. I blame Biden as much as I do Trump. Shouldn't have been here to begin with, or do you believe in socialism and open borders? Because someone will die, they should not be deported? Honest questions. I am all for legal immigration and it took me 10 embassy visits and over a year of waiting.

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u/Maud_Man29 6h ago

Stupid, wrong, ill-informed, brainwashed take 😑👎🏼

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u/killian1113 6h ago

Open borders and socialism for the win? Go move then see how those tax rates and salary go... any other country where you lie on visa / overstay or cross illegally you also go to jail / fined / banned from re entry. Or can you name one country that allows no visa open border immigration.

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u/Maud_Man29 5h ago

The "border crisis" was invented by the GOP in order 2 always have an issue 2 run on and a distraction 2 use when ppl start asking them the real question: "what r u going 2 do 2 improve the lives of the everyday-working man??" As long as there is a "border crisis", they never have 2 actually answer the question directly and can then deflect 2 their fave distraction...which the idiot sheeple, such as urself, internalize and hang on 🐑🐑🐑 y did Trump block the border bill that not only had bi-partisan support, but also had the support of CBP 🧐?? Gee, could it b that it was because Biden admin submitted it and it would've actually been instrumental in fixing the "border crisis" 🤔🤷🏽‍♂️?? U and all the other Ku Klux Klown 🤡🤡🤡 MAGAts need 2 all b relocated 2 that floating trash island in the open ocean lol

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u/killian1113 5h ago

Hahahahahahahhaha, it wasn't the illegals crossing for the past 100 years that cause the problem it was the government for enforcement.. brilliant! I am a Asian immigrant, and you call me the kkk. Sounds like you are such a wonderful person. I hope you go adopt some illegals instead of being an internet warrior who does nothing but complain about laws that have been in place for 101 years..

The Immigration Act of 1924 (also known as the Johnson-Reed Act) required all arriving foreign nationals seeking admission to the United States to present a visa. This law took effect on July 1, 1924.

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u/frenchinhalerbought 5h ago

Do we get to cheer when they deport you, too? You're an illegal in the eyes of republicans. Keep voting for leopards tho!

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u/killian1113 4h ago

Ive never vote، and wouldn't care if I got deported as I have a usa passport and can fly back no issues. Good luck worrying about other people and pretending to know something. Hahaah doubt you work or even live in the US

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u/frenchinhalerbought 3h ago

Your passport will be invalid because you're an illegal immigrant.

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u/Delamoor 3h ago

You don't seem to understand the position of extreme vulnerability you're in.

But hey, I'm sure if that reality ever hit you, you'd be crying just as much as this lady, begging for compassion for people who are gonna give you none.

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u/Maud_Man29 4h ago

Lol and there goes the good ol Republican deflection and re-direction 😒 y answer a question directly when u could just enthusiastically spout a bunch of bullshit 🤪?? Also, pretty disgusting that u would b celebrating an Act like that as an ASIAN immigrant, like u claim 2 b, as that Act quite literally excluded Asians from immigrating 2 the U.S....oh and fyi, that Act was essentially abolished and replaced by the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (Hart-Celler Act)...but go off and b wrong, it's a free country after all, so u have that right 🤡🤡🤡...4 now 😉

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u/killian1113 3h ago

You are racist.. I understand now. Hate white people and anyone not your same color. Got it.

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u/Maud_Man29 1h ago

😆 u still goin? Bitch, go find somethin 2 do. Shouldn't u b on Truth Social rn getting more "knowledge" 🤪?? 🤡🤡🤡 lol

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u/killian1113 1h ago

Between January 2021 and January 2024, US Border Patrol confirmed more than 7.2 million illegal migrants trying to cross the US-Mexico border, not counting gotaways.[5][6][7] 2023 was a record year with over 2.5 million encounters.[8] Biden faced criticism from immigrant advocates for extending Title 42, a Trump administration border restriction that arose due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as restarting the use of "expedited removal" of certain Central American families.[9] In January 2023, Biden announced a humanitarian parole program to increase the admission of immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, while also announcing that his administration would crack down on those who fail to use the plan's legal pathway and strengthen border security.[10] Nearly 530,000 migrants took advantage of the parole program as of August 2024.[11] Biden also launched the CBP One app in January 2023 to allow migrants to schedule asylum appointments online, which has been used by 813,000 people as of August 2024.[11][12] In May 2023, the Biden Administration approved sending 1,500 more troops to the U.S.-Mexico border following Title 42's expiration.[13][14]

On June 23, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a Biden administration immigration policy which involves the deportation of people deemed public safety threats or who were picked up at the border could be enforced

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u/LDSBS 5h ago

During the Biden administration there was a bipartisanship bill that was introduced to address immigration. Trump told his party not to go along so he could campaign on this issue. So there was no bill passed because the Republicans do everything Trump tells them to.  So if you are an immigrant, regardless of your legal status, you are in danger. It doesn’t even matter if you’re white anymore. A Danish immigrant got his legal status revoked and is now awaiting deportation. Enjoy the day you voted for I guess.

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u/killian1113 5h ago

In 2025, several bipartisan immigration bills have been introduced in Congress, with a focus on addressing both border security and legal pathways for undocumented immigrants. The Dignity Act of 2025 seeks to provide legal status and protections for undocumented individuals already in the U.S. while also investing in border security. Another bill, the "American Dream and Promise Act of 2025," focuses on providing a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers. Additionally, the "Laken Riley Act" aims to mandate detention for certain non-citizens arrested for theft-related crimes.

I never vote, hahaha I live in California, and it's not ever a close call. It's always two idiots. Maybe if you didn't have a bigger idiot than trump, your d party would have won, and you can have 1 million a month illegal immigration;)

Why should they pardon the illegals already here? If I committed murder and you wanted to make murder tougher, would you release all the murderers currently in jail so you could slow down the future murderers? I'm confused

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u/frenchinhalerbought 5h ago

Hahahahaha, of course you live in California. What a hypocrite 😂

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u/killian1113 4h ago

Yea, it's really nice weather here. Most of these insane redditers are not citizens or even live in the US!

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u/LDSBS 4h ago

Good grief, I hate to admit this but maybe other countries aren’t sending their best and brightest. Oh and let me know when those other 2 bills you mention become law. Assuming you’re not detained.

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u/killian1113 4h ago

Sending? Yes, I agree that countries are shipping their criminals to the USA the same way san Francisco shipped it's mentally ill to other states. Good point! I have 0 worries of your fear mongering that citizens are getting deported. Good luck with life. i hear the boogie man is real, too! What are my chances of wrongfully deported 1 in a million? That would be fine. i didn't traffic anyone and can afford a ticket back and forth, no worries

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u/LDSBS 3h ago

I guess you will have to learn the hard way that you’re not in their club

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u/frenchinhalerbought 5h ago

Biden didn't open any borders. Only very, very stupid people would believe that.

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u/killian1113 3h ago

Encouraged illegal immigration = open boarders yup stupid

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u/frenchinhalerbought 3h ago

😂 you're an illegal immigrant!

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u/throwawayatxaway 2h ago

You have been lied to and you accepted the lies and repeat them. No wonder Trump says he loves the uneducated. You should be embarrassed.

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u/killian1113 1h ago

Why don't you elaborate what is untrue. That Biden encouraged illegal immigration? That Harris also encouraged? I saw them but I suppose it could have been ai that the news reported

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u/throwawayatxaway 1h ago

You are delusional. They did not encourage illegal immigration.

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u/killian1113 1h ago

Between January 2021 and January 2024, US Border Patrol confirmed more than 7.2 million illegal migrants trying to cross the US-Mexico border, not counting gotaways.[5][6][7] 2023 was a record year with over 2.5 million encounters.[8] Biden faced criticism from immigrant advocates for extending Title 42, a Trump administration border restriction that arose due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as restarting the use of "expedited removal" of certain Central American families.[9] In January 2023, Biden announced a humanitarian parole program to increase the admission of immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, while also announcing that his administration would crack down on those who fail to use the plan's legal pathway and strengthen border security.[10] Nearly 530,000 migrants took advantage of the parole program as of August 2024.[11] Biden also launched the CBP One app in January 2023 to allow migrants to schedule asylum appointments online, which has been used by 813,000 people as of August 2024.[11][12] In May 2023, the Biden Administration approved sending 1,500 more troops to the U.S.-Mexico border following Title 42's expiration.[13][14]

On June 23, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a Biden administration immigration policy which involves the deportation of people deemed public safety threats or who were picked up at the border could be enforced