Why Are We Deporting Combat Veterans? | Borderland #16

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  • @anthonyluisi7096
    @anthonyluisi7096 5 місяців тому +53

    As a USMC VETERAN … I’m totally on board with this . I find this disgusting these vets are deported . If anyone wants to
    Fight , bleed and die for the USA … I have your back !!!

    • @dtcdtc8328
      @dtcdtc8328 5 місяців тому +5

      I'm not a Vet , wanted to join but I guess my Mom won out and had all Five of my Combat veteran family members tell me "No, No I served so you don't have to"....
      Knowing what I know now, I'm glad I didn't. Our Military has been used for Zionism for 80+ years. With that said, I can separate that from the Honorable men and women who put their lives on the line for what they thought was American prosperity.
      Anyways, my gut tells me it's Zionists doing this to these veterans. I mean, these individuals , sadly enough, believe in our Constitution and Bill of Rights more than our average American citizens.
      That terrifies them.
      If you didn't know already, look who is running your(our) Gooberment right now (it was nearly identical for Trump, Obama Bush and etc etc) The following US agencies are all run by Dual Isr~~li citizens
      Secretary of State
      Secretary Treasury
      Attorney General
      Homeland Security
      National Intelligence Director
      ATF Director
      CDC heads
      Chair of Economic Advisors
      Chief of staff and VP's husband is also a Dual Is~li citizen.
      The amount of Dual Citizens in the House and Senate will blow your mind..
      In what sane world do Dual Citizens work in a Government??
      There is absolutely NO WAY these people have loyalties to America and Americans only.

    • @Az56818
      @Az56818 5 місяців тому +1

      It's not about fighting bleeding for the USA anymore it's about serving the wants of the bureaucrats any other thought is just being tricked

    • @ericblust5923
      @ericblust5923 5 місяців тому +2

      I fought in Iraq, my platoon was all mixed race, I love them, I want them to be home, I heard my friend got sent back to the Philippines, and he had such a a heart and love for our country. I think the fear is, they will have people joining the military to get citizenship, without having any allegiance to the United States. We had a Russian guy(well Ukrainian, but, we called him the Russian), I took his gun from him, cause I thought he was going to shoot one of us, he had all kinds of mental problems. Problem is, we need to be looking over all the new recruits and deciding, do we want them in our brotherhood... But, they need guys, so they will probably be picking up, Joe shit bag and think basic training will fix them.

    • @AjninHaru
      @AjninHaru 4 місяці тому

      They should be deported. Marines that are USC’s don’t get to violate whatever laws they like and go free.

    • @dtcdtc8328
      @dtcdtc8328 4 місяці тому

      @@AjninHaru I don't think they did tho. They came here legal got green cards etc, unless I missed something.
      Now, fwiw, I'm all for a complete moratorium on All migration and foreign aid. But if we hsve individuals who've already served and they're getting Deported , that's kind rotten

  • @tjtampa214
    @tjtampa214 5 місяців тому +27

    They teach you don't leave someone behind (and yet the administration does exactly that).

    • @leoamaya1818
      @leoamaya1818 5 місяців тому +2

      150% correct. Survival of war & left to fall into the cracks of the paperwork or whatever excuses they have. Accountability is out the window.
      How is a veteran gonna feel ? What’s the first feeling they get,…the training is never off the table for some….lets make this very clear. The what ifs & hypothetical.

  • @davedave2941
    @davedave2941 5 місяців тому +28

    This pisses me off beyond measure - I served with quite a few fast tracked I-551 in Iraq and Afghanistan. This is what drew them into Armed Services from day1 fast track for citizenship. This is completely unsatisfactory from our elected officials.

    • @davidbryanttrucking
      @davidbryanttrucking 5 місяців тому

      It's a throw back tactic. They know what's going to happen with US military vets who get deported to Mexico in particular.
      I was just listening to a public radio interview in San Antonio with an author writing about the history of this and the subject is a guy he called "evil Forest Gump." It goes back to fear mongering on the border in the days leading up to the hunt for poncho via in which they would displace Mexican soldiers who had fled from Mexico to avoid execution. They would deport them knowing full well they would either have to join a revolution or be executed by the Mexican government. Crazy right. 100 years later and ain't a damn thing changed.
      I also heard a statistic that said that service members become affiliated with gangs at over twice the rate of the general population. So there again. It makes it hard to ignore that it looks more like a sheep dip in the hopes of gaining access to a double agent as opposed to a principled decision to resend an offer based on the needs of the military and its associated values. Right now you have those who have been bussed to sanctuary cities who are drunk and disorderly in public on social media being offered the same "opportunity" and state representatives on cspan pitching that as a great idea to deal with our recruitment issues.
      The whole thing is disgusting and doesn't meet the standard we proclaim to adhere to in the armed forces or as a country for that matter. Most of the people I served with who had joined for citizenship did so without being human trafficked by the government first, even if they were some what exploited in the process. They were exemplary soldiers, and more than earned the title of American in the process. None of them should have been deported. No matter what. And suggesting replacing them with people who may not have any other choice and bringing with them some previous association's that closely resemble the same recruiting style is nuts. I know there is still go to war or go to jail... This is sort of like go to war or get consumed by the cartel. They might as well put a gun to their head or subject them to enhanced interrogation instead of meps. It's nuts.

    • @theunluckycharm9637
      @theunluckycharm9637 5 місяців тому

      Kamala Harris is an ABSOLUTE disgrace to the HIGHEST possible degree

    • @AjninHaru
      @AjninHaru 4 місяці тому

      What’s unsatisfactory is your love for the destruction of America

  • @americanpatriot7247
    @americanpatriot7247 3 місяці тому +2

    Dang..... this has put tears in my eyes....... the unfairness of it all ...... our country is lucky to have this woman, her husband, and all the lost veterans. 😢

  • @randytucker3083
    @randytucker3083 5 місяців тому +10

    I go to Mexico and discuss this with these veterans. This is is so very horrible. You must bring I will be contacting her. Thanks for her work.

    • @iiiKingLongSwipeiii
      @iiiKingLongSwipeiii 5 місяців тому

      I read what you said about 3 or 4 times and I'm still having a hard time to understand it maybe you were speaking to the microphone for Google voice to text to type this down in the comments section you should proofread what you're talking about and make any edits to make it clear and concise of what you're trying to explain because I'm having a hard time comprehending what you are talking about.... Just a heads up brother

  • @naomicarpenter3611
    @naomicarpenter3611 5 місяців тому +7

    Thank you for your service. I didn't know this and will try to do something about this.

  • @teammates362
    @teammates362 5 місяців тому +6

    I take my hat off to both of you.. blessings and all the best. My prayers are with y’all.❤🙏

  • @theresekirkpatrick3337
    @theresekirkpatrick3337 5 місяців тому +6

    Trindad is as bad as jamaica and almost as bad as cuba. Thank you for bringing awareness to this. Fellow army veteran who is so disgusted with this open border and abandoning our troops. So many veterans on the streets. Disgraceful

  • @edwardh1591
    @edwardh1591 5 місяців тому +3

    God bless our veterans. This is terrible what is happening! No veteran should have this happen to them! They served our country and should become a citizen if they served honorably!❤

  • @internet_internet
    @internet_internet 5 місяців тому +1

    You’re a good dude, Vincent. I appreciate you.
    Shout out from a 7-8th generation Texan on one side of my family, and a 10+ generation American on my other side.

    • @iiiKingLongSwipeiii
      @iiiKingLongSwipeiii 5 місяців тому

      If one generation is 25 years which that is what it's supposed to be your generation math isn't adding up... 10 * 25...
      There are four (4)generations in 100 years ‼️
      Just a heads up bro bro...

    • @internet_internet
      @internet_internet 4 місяці тому

      My dad’s dad’s ancestors came on the mayflower (Scottish queen). My dad’s mom had native blood in her from the northeast part of the country.
      My mom’s lineage landed in Galveston in I think the 1760’s-1780’s from what was German/Austiran-Prussia at the time, and we have lineage of all of them.

  • @amymegginson-uz7jj
    @amymegginson-uz7jj 5 місяців тому +5

    Im learning so much from your show. Thank you 😊 My husband served in Iraq, Baghdad, in 2006. The way these guys were treated was disgusting, but this is downright unpatriotic. Thank you both for your contribution to society! BTW, will they ever give a true boost to pay for injured veterans. For those lower paying positions, say Sgt, $4000 a month isn't keeping up with REAL inflation?

    • @cindylong624
      @cindylong624 5 місяців тому +1

      civilians are living on less

  • @ryanjones4917
    @ryanjones4917 5 місяців тому +3

    Deporting people who have shown more dedication to our nation than a lot of actual citizens is beyond shameful. This has to be fixed. They were essentially treated as conscripts.

  • @thedude828-ed2nn
    @thedude828-ed2nn 5 місяців тому +2

    If you fight for this country you are my family period. And you deserve to be here.

  • @NancyK-cu6xj
    @NancyK-cu6xj 5 місяців тому +6

    I'm in Michigan. When it comes to Mexicans in our area, I believe they are viewed as good citizens, polite, and family oriented. They mostly stick to themselves, some are friendly. I'm sad and glad to know that this is happening in our military. I heard years ago, Mexicans being offered citizship if they served. To think they served this country and then they're cast a side like they never exhisted is absolutely wrong. Thank you for sharing. I'll make note to being this up to our representatives when I make a call to DC in the near future. All Mexican citizens should be calling DC and bringing this up. Is this common? If anyone can cross the border, why can't they come into the US? Without any Cartel involvement.

    • @davidbryanttrucking
      @davidbryanttrucking 5 місяців тому +1

      I believe the appropriate saying there is... "The process is the punishment." It applies on many levels of that practice. And it's more common in times of war, volunteer recruiting is low right now.

  • @Sassytxsonia
    @Sassytxsonia 5 місяців тому +4

    Has something changed? Because in the 90’s I have friends who were in USMC that received their citizenship because they serviced in the military.
    This is shocking and is an issue that needs to be fixed as soon as possible.

    • @scottyg5403
      @scottyg5403 5 місяців тому +1

      Yeah when I was in the Navy there were a lot of people from the Philippines who served and they told me that's how they get their citizenship. But that was back in the late 80s early 90s as well.

  • @rickrobinson8417
    @rickrobinson8417 4 місяці тому

    I didn't even know this was a thing, but I'm not surprised. Thanks for shining light on this issue.

  • @March808
    @March808 5 місяців тому +5

    Just finished your book your doing a great job bro I wish more people weren’t so naive to what’s been going on at the border for years will you do an episode with Ed Calderon?

  • @elizabethjacobsspiritfille9605
    @elizabethjacobsspiritfille9605 5 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for this exposure

  • @americanpatriot7247
    @americanpatriot7247 3 місяці тому

    I didn't know anything about this!!!! This needs to be seriously looked into.

  • @Justforfun-ek7et
    @Justforfun-ek7et 5 місяців тому +1

    Hahahaha, I had a similar experience with the Army. My recruiter told me to come back in on a different day to sign and when I came back all of the other recruiters were gone and only one person was available that day and it was the Navy. Went to boot camp a few months later but saw my army recruiter when I went to MEPS he looked confused and I told him you snooze you loose hahaha! Ended up going medical with the Navy and don’t regret it at all. “Oh Yeah, HooYah!” - Instructor Dull.

  • @MD-hf8rp
    @MD-hf8rp 4 місяці тому

    This is unreal …. One my SF “treps” in Iraq 2007 aka “Slash” marched up to me in 2011 as a US Army Specialist on Camp Spiecher….this CW3 was sooo proud of him - couldn’t have smiled harder !! - I’ll be looking into this you can bet on it.

  • @andrewwright8507
    @andrewwright8507 5 місяців тому

    One of our guys in our infantry battalion 1/508th PIR 82nd got his purple heart and citizenship papers the same day and he cried and we all felt for him and knew he deserved it. Those who fought for the US in Iraq or Afghanistan beside Americans deserve citizenship wholeheartedly!!!!!!

  • @SirFoodie1904
    @SirFoodie1904 Місяць тому

    A friend of mine committed suicide after he was deported by to Cambodia after serving 10 years in the Army he was also an 88M. He was arrested for possession of a switch blade. I was fortunate enough to get naturalized before I enlisted in the Army, I was a 97B Counter Intelligence (Field) . Served 12 years active.

  • @Karnakwarlock
    @Karnakwarlock 5 місяців тому +1

    Doing our vets dirty like this. Nothing new from the US, treating our vets worse than animals is the standard M.O. I pray for and thank our wonderful service members. Know that there are people out there that appriciate you and your efforts.

  • @puprilla
    @puprilla 5 місяців тому +1

    Bro straight up this woman is badass!!

  • @heatheruntz5315
    @heatheruntz5315 5 місяців тому +1

    I was in the Army and I thought these people automatically got citizenship for serving, this is wild!

  • @user-zs1fr7im6l
    @user-zs1fr7im6l 5 місяців тому +1

    Well if you are going to have rules - we need one set of rules for everyone !

  • @Tr1ple3
    @Tr1ple3 5 місяців тому

    Thank you for sharing.
    You mentioned you had a POC for VA compensation. Can you share the POC?

  • @quincyhofstede
    @quincyhofstede 2 місяці тому

    There’s so many “I would’ve joined but” assholes out there, but someone that isn’t even a citizen that ships from meps to serve, shouldn’t even have to worry about citizenship. This is their country now, and we need to protect them as they’ve protected us. I served with guys that could barely speak English that were more American than a lot of “American citizens”, those guys are true patriots.

  • @viajandoyaprendiendoconRicardo
    @viajandoyaprendiendoconRicardo Місяць тому

    US army veteran here. Berlin Brigade 1980-1983. I moved to Canada in 1987 because of contruction work, no jobs in Houston. On my way to Seattle in 1991 my green card was taking away from me for having canadian and american residence. I'm mexican. has been 33 years, driver's licence expired and can not be renew, SS card deny and VA departmentes have " helped me" by telling me to get a lawyer...they print a bunch of lawyers phone number and that's it. I file income tax every year, 3 grown children and have been living in Houston since 1998. As soon as I arrived in germany in 1990 I applied for citizenship but army clerk's hurry up and wait BS never obtain it. Does anybody know where to go inside VA?

  • @KrumpetKruncher
    @KrumpetKruncher 4 місяці тому

    28:00 o man facts, if i had a dollar for every C&S where we had every leader in the brigade talking about over due Travel Cards (it was pretty much every C&S, basically every to every other week)

  • @user-no1cares
    @user-no1cares 5 місяців тому +1

    A foreign national joining our military, particularly when a defense ribbon is earned, awarding naturalized citizenship seems a ‘No Brainer’.

  • @lauramounir3660
    @lauramounir3660 5 місяців тому +4

    That'd be you senior enlisted👊🏼 without even asking, shouldn't have to be said. Leadership includes making sure everyone of your guys are g2g in their personal lives too. Losing 1 or 2 guys off a deployment because you didn't do your job of being approachable or caring about their welfare in the other part of 24/7, is really a dereliction of duty because you yourself failed in basic mission readiness. That's what this is Rocco, a failure of enlisted and/or junior grade officer LEADERSHIP. There is no excuse when it comes to the people you are responsible for. Sorry this pissed me off too.

  • @ALCRAN2010
    @ALCRAN2010 4 місяці тому

    Jesse Ventura spoke on this subject along time ago.

  • @thevintagemom5455
    @thevintagemom5455 5 місяців тому +1

    how in the heck does a US combat veteran deserving of VA benefits, US Citizenship, and to be celebrated on Veteran's day, get deported; yet we have Iranian, Syrian and Chinese military men walking across the border, to fight us at some point nonetheless, getting flown to the city of their preference on an airplane, and getting asylum?

  • @renegadearms
    @renegadearms 5 місяців тому

    I just retired after 21 years and what needs to happen is they need to start the process while they are future soldiers in recruiting when I was a recruiter even though you don't have to do it I use to help green card holders start the process before they shipped to basic training if they wanted, now with that a lot of them didn't ask or know so that's why I say it should just be mandatory to start it if they want.

  • @jamisontaylor878
    @jamisontaylor878 5 місяців тому

    Interesting topic

  • @brendabarton-espino2884
    @brendabarton-espino2884 Місяць тому

    Damned girlfriend, i am sorry ... I was Navy and now disabled, but not 100% so forget about me.... Im writing a book about it i hope you guys look for .... Out soon
    Living the Lam Life: This One Left Behind
    Prayerfully you are getting some of what you gave your life for .... Blessings and Abundance young lady

  • @aj1more
    @aj1more 5 місяців тому

    Imagine a person fighting for a country that is not their homeland, seeking recognition, and facing the prospect of being killed for it .... (Aka dunny)

  • @maggietaskila8606
    @maggietaskila8606 4 місяці тому

    My Great Grandfather was an Irish indentured servant . He went to the Civil War as a replacement for his masters son he fought all through the Civil War, tgen went west abd served as a blacksmith at first along the Missouri River in the area of the Dakota Territory. He received his citizenship b we cause of his. Honorable service to the Uninted States of America. That's just the way it was done. When did it change .

  • @louishall700
    @louishall700 5 місяців тому +1

    Thanks, I love to color.
    Semper fi young lady.

  • @martingautreau5583
    @martingautreau5583 5 місяців тому

    Get this woman a seat with Rogan. If anything can help right this obvious wrong it's the JRE

  • @Goodnews99457
    @Goodnews99457 5 місяців тому

    Making this group of people join military is a huge problem to begin with

  • @Hercules1-v9m
    @Hercules1-v9m 5 місяців тому

    If someone volunteered to serve in our military, served their term, and at the end of it their reward is deportation, I don't blame them one bit for joining the cartels. If someone stabs you in the back you tend to want to take revenge on them.

  • @davidbryanttrucking
    @davidbryanttrucking 5 місяців тому +1

  • @12vshady
    @12vshady 5 місяців тому

    Trying to understand the context of what the girl is really saying

  • @donaldfeger91
    @donaldfeger91 5 місяців тому

    If you fight for this country naturalization should be automatic !

  • @GoCatGo-lp5bq
    @GoCatGo-lp5bq 2 місяці тому

    I'm sorry to hear this. I didn't know. I don't like illegal immigration, but this is different.

  • @inhiscare1
    @inhiscare1 5 місяців тому

    She deserves to be a US citizen, creepy over who's/what's coming over the border...
    Cudos

  • @ashog1426
    @ashog1426 5 місяців тому +2

    People came here illegally than on top of it broke a law.

    • @d.f.6662
      @d.f.6662 5 місяців тому

      They Never want to mention that part. I can see if they were brought here as a child it’s understandable. But other that if you anything at all while enlisting nothing can justify that no matter the excuse.

    • @d.f.6662
      @d.f.6662 5 місяців тому

      They Never want to mention that part. I can see if they were brought here as a child it’s understandable. But other that if you lie about anything at all while enlisting nothing can justify that no matter the excuse.

  • @regulatorscout6288
    @regulatorscout6288 5 місяців тому

    I have an issue with those being deported for a DUI (no injuries to others) or maybe a fight, especially to save a family member or other innocent from an attacker.
    The one thing they do not cover is that we already have other gangs sending members to the military to gain experience, training, or become a "supply line" for stolen goods. Why do we think the cartels would not do this among the illegals here? Maybe this is the price they pay for the coyote service?
    I think each case must be judged on its merits, but I do question why do they deport Vets over a DUI when they are allowing known murderers, rapists, pedophiles, gang members, terrorists, etc to be paroled after illegally crossing the border?

    • @thisisironclad
      @thisisironclad  5 місяців тому +1

      Thank you for sharing your perspective and raising important questions.

  • @hazaellemus5866
    @hazaellemus5866 5 місяців тому

    As a civilian, how can I help to push this agenda?

  • @Kwgpodcast
    @Kwgpodcast 5 місяців тому

    Prayers please! I am suing immigration because of what they are doing to my son’s green card. It has been four years since we sent all his paperwork and now they are trying to force my son to get the clot shot in order to get his green card. His documents were received by immigration in 2018 and the immigration office apparently mislabeled his paperwork as no priority even though he is a dependent. TIME TO GO TO WAR
    Not that it should really matter but I am also a retired Army sniper. Thanks America

    • @thisisironclad
      @thisisironclad  5 місяців тому

      Hang in there! You've got this, and we're all rooting for you and your son. Keep us updated on how things progress.

  • @pillscottvt6628
    @pillscottvt6628 4 місяці тому

    And the vet we deported for trafficking nose candy?

  • @ericbeale4194
    @ericbeale4194 5 місяців тому

    🙏🇺🇲🐾🐾

  • @rafaelszczygielski1296
    @rafaelszczygielski1296 5 місяців тому

    Damn the us forces are getting more and more overweight and un healthy and flamboyant. -.-

  • @d.f.6662
    @d.f.6662 5 місяців тому +2

    Well I can see here that you claim to be a “Combat Veteran” because you were in Iraq. Well I have news for you. You are NOT a combat veteran. You were in a combat theater. There is a huge difference between Combat Arms branches and the rest. You make people sick when you call yourself a Combat Veteran. I do agree that you served and should have been given Naturalization. But Combat Arms branches in the Army (there are only 7 out of all the other MOS’s) are on a whole different level. I can’t tell you how many times I have been told stories about how non combat veterans come back from Afghanistan and Iraq and tell people how they were door kickers only to find out that were in theater. Tell people the truth they won’t judge you for it. It’s honorable to tell the truth but to lie about what you did is a disgrace to every Combat Veteran who gave their lives. You can be honest and just say I was a Combat Theater Veteran. As far as humiliating non combat veterans for not serving in combat. Just remember that millions served before the GWOT and it’s not their fault there were no wars because in the 90’s the President was having sexual relationships with white house staff.

  • @AngelSilverFourtySeven
    @AngelSilverFourtySeven 5 місяців тому

    👍🏼🥃🇺🇸

  • @fryguy714
    @fryguy714 5 місяців тому

    That's a lie how do they look different how do they look different they have the same skin color they look the same as the other you're telling me they're different that's a bunch of crack of s***

  • @mannycruz699
    @mannycruz699 5 місяців тому

    God bless you VDH. Why not have one day to vote in person stick your thumb in ink and keep it simple?
    Oh ya cuz both sides want to keep the shenanigans going,don't be fooled both parties do not care about it's citizens,the left is worse but the right is not far behind,trust God not politicians God is faithful and true politicians are not, blessings Maranatha Lord Jesus Christ TITUS 2 13 John 3 16 Psalm 2 Psalm 9 17 Psalm 33 12 Psalm 118:6-9 Jeremiah 17 5 Acts 5:29 2 Timothy 1 7.

  • @TheBmco99
    @TheBmco99 5 місяців тому +1

    Prayers to all the military brothers and sisters out there? I hope you’re all doing well. Prayers to the ones that’s fallen to these nasty wars and let’s not forget about their families. Went through hell and back.🙏 please Vote for Trump maybe for a few years if we get him in, we can keep the military industrial complex under control and keep us out of these nasty wars 🙏