He has an Indiana birth certificate and parts of the government have recognized everything but then immigration won’t.
And
However, in January, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit Haiti, killing hundreds of thousands of people and leaving much of Port-au-Prince in rubble. That includes Jonas’ adoption paperwork, which was considered lost and could not be completed in Haiti
I hate bureaucracy, and most of all I hate bureaucrats. Any reasonable human being would see this and understand the situation. Instead, they got a bureaucrat, and they aren’t humans at all. They are the lizard people the tin foil hats have been screaming about for ever. They don’t feel emotions like real people. They don’t see logic like real people. They are eldritch horrors bound to this dimension by red tape.
Don’t forget everyone else who just believe brown people need to solve their own problems.
“You have barked up the wrong person’s tree. Do not mess with my kids because the gloves are off. Let’s go, because this is unjust. This is a lie because I didn’t just provide 23-24, I provided all demographics. I have pictures.”
Strong words! So, what’s her plan to fight back?
That’s when Rebekah took to Facebook to write a letter to President Joe Biden in the voice of Jonas, stating everything they had done over the past 15 years. At the bottom of the post, she tagged local, state, and federal officials. Since that post on December 8, it has been shared more than a thousand times.
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Social contract is unraveling.
Civil disobedience is the short-term solution.
Revolution is the long-term one.
I look at the price gouging posts daily… What stopped them from bleeding us before? Hadn’t built the bread and circuses up to this level yet?
What stopped them from bleeding us before?
There was less money to take. Wages went up, so prices go up even faster.
Inflation is how the ruling class recoups any gains the working class has made, with interest.
Wow.
I knew immigration was a huge deal but this seems like a little bit in the wrong direction.
Immigration isn’t a huge deal. It’s a completely manageable concept that’s held up as this bogeyman in rich countries like Canada, the US, and the UK. The people holding up the bogeyman benefit from a disenfranchised underclass that can’t amass wealth or power due to the precarious nature of their existence in that rich country.
The US has an almost completely and entirely intentionally broken system for legal immigration, which is one of the biggest reasons for its problems with “illegal” immigration.
That is because it is literally profitable for the US to make an entire underclass of immigrants, whom it then exploits for slave labor, than to legitimize their humanity and acknowledge their multibillion dollar contribution to the US economy.
For example, consider US agribusiness, which would literally stop in its tracks without immigrants to work the fields.
If you can make a person “illegal” they are far easier to exploit, to control, to manipulate, to use up and discard than if you make them a citizen. There’s nothing “broken” about it, unless you’re on the wrong end of it (ditto healthcare). It is working exactly as designed.
It’s all about the cash.
The cruelty is just a side benefit. They enjoy that too. But in the US it’s first and foremost and always about the cash.
“You are not going to take my child,” Rebekah Hubley said. “This is the most ludacris thing I have ever heard in my entire life.”
Wow, seriously. I’m constantly surprised by how low USCIS can go. You’d think they’d want to roll out the red carpet considering the value immigrants can bring to this economy! Border towns complain about immigrants filling up their neighborhoods, but there are tons of area codes that would be happy to take them in. And besides, if you don’t like your neighbors, then move bitch! People like this give southern hospitality a bad name, and a they should get back to fucking goats or whatever it is they were doing before the internet.
So good on you, Rebekah. Most people don’t stand up for themselves, but you’re doing some good shit.
