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FBaggins

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8. That's the claim... But there are reasons to question it.

Reply to SunSeeker (Reply #2)

Wed Oct 29, 2025, 08:30 AM

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He was arrested in June at his annual check-in with immigration. Those check-ins are for people going through removal proceedings - which means that the Biden administration did not agree that he was a permanent resident

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Probably not. Filling in the gaps it makes more sense FBaggins Wednesday #7

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Some additional information FBaggins Wednesday #9

He's been a legal permanent US resident since he was a baby. SunSeeker Wednesday #2

Yes this is what to want to know too fujiyamasan Wednesday #3

That's the claim... But there are reasons to question it. FBaggins Wednesday #8

Not so. He could have been working on getting his citizenship, or a myriad of other reasons. SunSeeker Wednesday #11

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