Miami -Dade County, 70% Hispanic Population Voted Overwhelmingly for Trump, Now Ice Will Make it "Ground Zero" for Deportations

[u/RidetheSchlange]

https://eu.tallahassee.com/story/news/politics/2024/11/20/trump-deportation-numbers-florida/76405073007/

[u/coolcoolcool485]

non-citizens weren't the ones voting. the ones voting are naturalized and believe because they have done it the "right way", that they're fine with the ones who haven't being deported. most of the people who voted for it are probably fine with this.

it'll be interesting to see what happens if Miller follows through on his denaturalization promise tho

[u/Easy-Concentrate2636 → u/coolcoolcool485]

Agreed. Along with naturalized citizens, citizens born to immigrants are at risk. Also, there’s bound to be a lot of people who are citizens but have relatives who are at risk of being deported.

[u/Billowing_Flags → u/Easy-Concentrate2636]

I have NO DOUBT that if you piss off ICE, your official documents and proof of citizenship will just mysteriously end up in the shredder! Then 'good fucking luck to you' getting replacement documents while you try to survive wherever they ship your ass, former citizen!

[u/hoofie242 → u/Billowing_Flags]

Stephen Miller said families can be deported together, and denaturalization will be a thing.

[u/HandBanana666 → u/hoofie242]

Tom Homan was the one stated the former.