I've been going through a lot of drama lately, and I just need to vent it out...
Take for instance, this event that took place not but a couple of months ago.
A week before Thanksgiving. My mom and stepdad were driving home from church. (I was at my grandma's for the weekend) My stepdad was driving (He's black, and in a hick town, that's not so good.) and is pulled over for a license plate light being out (WTF?) They take him and mom out of the car and run his license. Then, they say he's an illegal alien and hauled him off to jail. (He's lived here for all of his life, but his mom birthed him in Jamaica. That's the stupid part. She gave birth to him there, then immediately came back over and stayed in America without getting him any papers or anything.)
So here we are, going out to the jail, getting attourneys, etc. when out of the blue they're sending him to Jamaica because he was born there. I was absolutely infuriated the night I came home to find this out. Who pulls someone over for a license plate light going out and then deports them? No one, that's who. Except if you're black and you're driving a car in an all white town, I guess.
Oh, but it gets even better. We tried getting him a citizenship in Canada or Mexico, whichever one worked out. No go; apparently, if you're deported from America, you're deported from Canada and Mexico too. Bullshit, I say. Utter bullshit.
So now, he's in a Third world country, we're low on funds because JUST BEFORE he got deported, we started building a new house. Had we known what would've happened, we would've never even considered it. Now, the house is finished, but for some reason the bank won't give us the key move into it because of loan technicalities. So now, we're stuck paying two house payments, trying to support a man in another country with virtually no hope of ever coming back, and trying to support ourselves as well. It's all a big mess.
And then, hoo boy, it gets even better!
Bush has the gall to give amnesty to illegal Hispanics. How can you do that?
"There's too many of them to round up"
Bullshit. You've got illegal Mexicans marching the streets boycotting for one. Didja do anything to them? They shouldn't be to hard to round up. THEY'RE RIGHT THERE. The reason they gave amnesty to them is because they work for pennies, not because of this "too difficult to catch" bullshit.
You can't give amnesty to one race, but none of the others. I look forward to Bush's retirement from office.
My mom's had several nervous breakdowns because of this whole ordeal, financially and emotionally, and I'm on the verge of having one myself. I can't bear to see her in pain and struggle like this.
She works three to four 12 hour days every week as a rehab nurse, and takes any extra work she can find, and everyday she comes home exhausted. I hardly get to see her that much anymore, and it saddens me.
All because of someone getting pulled over for something so minor it's not even funny, (my ma drove that same car all week afterward and no one pulled her over) and being deported for a mistake they didn't even make.
The part that really burns me up is that he worked at Miami University for 4 years before he was deported. HE WORKED FOR THE GOVERNMENT. They're so stupid, they just deported someone working for them. If they really wanted to deport him, couldn't they have done it then instead of trying to catch him with a faulty license plate light and arresting him? Guess not.
Luckily, he now has a job at Air Jamaica and we can get free flights to and from, which is great.
Sorry if that was a bit long, but I just had to get all this anger out of me. He is the sweetest man on earth, everyone in my family loves him, and even my friends think he's cool! He payed his taxes, and even worked for the government. He's done nothing wrong, and they decide to arrest and deport him to a country he knows nothing about.
But really, it just goes to show you just how well the "system" works. America the Melting Pot? Pssh. Not unless they're trying to cook mushroom soup.
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