[Flick Lives]

In the 42nd paragraph, the Slimes reluctantly mentions the wee problem with these refugees...

“Though most of them came here legally, as refugees or through relatives who were American citizens, their green cards were revoked after criminal convictions on charges including theft, drug possession, rape and murder.”

[Sasparilla]

....their green cards were revoked after criminal convictions on charges including theft, drug possession, rape and murder...

What else would anyone expect? They were hoping that people would read the headline, and maybe a few sentences. Another fake news hit job from one of the leading names in news reporting malpractice.

[mass55th]

"...their green cards were revoked after criminal convictions on charges including theft, drug possession, rape and murder.”"

And now for the rest of the story.

[easternsky]

WELL there is your answer I guess

[Steve_Seattle]

Can you believe the utter dishonesty of the reporting? The beginning of the article makes it sound like these people were pillars of the community, whereas they were targeted for deportation because of criminal behavior.

[UnwashedPeasant]

"their green cards were revoked after criminal convictions on charges including theft, drug possession, rape and murder.”

Charges.

So Mohamed down the street can make a baseless charge and get a Christian sent back to the U.S.-caused genocide.

[Vendome]

Alwyas that nugget you have to dig for...

[Boomer]

“Though most of them came here legally, as refugees or through relatives who were American citizens, their green cards were revoked after criminal convictions on charges including theft, drug possession, rape and murder.”

Ahh... the fine print. Always important and hardly read.