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Jack

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So I can deduce from your answer that you HAVE committed a misdemeanor. Am I correct in assuming that?
 

Jack

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so if you ever commit a misdemeanor you are a criminal by definition.
 

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The Law says what the Law says, Jack. Crossing the border is only a misdemeanor if the illegal is apprehended at the border. If they enter the interior of the country, that misdemeanor becomes a felony BY STATUTE LAW.
 

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There's at least some honor in a guy who says, "Yeah, I knew I was breaking the law, and I did it, and I'll stand up and take the consequences." That, at least, is respectable.
 

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Frankly, all these weepy bitches defending the invasion of the U.S. should dry their tears and count their blessings that these young fighting-age men invading the U.S. aren't shot on sight and get sent home instead.
 

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Heres the law: AI Overview No, illegally entering the United States for the first time is typically a misdemeanor, not a felony. However, if someone has been previously removed from the country and then illegally re-enters, this is considered a felony. Here's a more detailed breakdown: First Illegal Entry: Entering the U.S. illegally for the first time is generally prosecuted as a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine and/or up to six months in prison. Illegal Re-entry: If a person has been deported or removed from the U.S. and then illegally re-enters, this is a felony. The penalties for illegal re-entry are more severe, potentially including imprisonment for up to two years, and ca
 

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As it is, if Trump decided, "Y'know what, fuck that cartel-protecting bitch, we're sending in our military to scour those cartels off the face of the planet regardless of what she says." I wouldn't shed a tear or lose a night's sleep. If she's going to encourage or even just permit her people to invade the U.S., her yawp about "Sovereignty!" doesn't mean shit. Practice it, THEN preach it.