https://www.reddit.com/r/immigration/comments/1w8vhot/born_h...
You guys are never able to manage one. That guy is a Mexican national, not an American
The children aren't deported, their parents are. They, of course, get the choice to take their children with them. You don't want to split apart families, right?
Of course #3 isn't a deportation so I didn't even look at it
> That guy is a Mexican national, not an American
If they actually have a valid US birth certificate then how can you say that?
He actually has a valid Mexican birth certificate, and the guys in charge of who is and isn't a citizen said he isn't.
They didn't randomly pick on this guy, and they've deported millions of people without deporting a citizen.
From what I've seen it looks like he has a birth certificate in both countries? If he does and his US birth certificate says he was born in the US then he is a US citizen.
Not to mention at least a few hundred America citizens have been indefinitely detained in all this.
A few other examples of full citizens being deported are out there , but your not going to convince certain people with logic.
>Karen, 65, had a British passport and a tourist visa.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/21/karen-newton...
Thank God we surrendered all of our basic rights. Anything to stop elderly British women!