Wednesday, July 12, 2006
wait a minute, what's wrong here?
OK, we are torturing foreign nationals in Cuba and the president doesn't think there is anything wrong with that, right?
But a Haitian born naturalized US citizen who has been convicted of a crime can be deported back to Haiti ONLY if he can proven that he won't be tortured upon his return. (In Today's Miami Herald 7/12/06 "Likelihood of torture could block deportation".)
Doesn't anyone else see how inconsistant this sounds?
But a Haitian born naturalized US citizen who has been convicted of a crime can be deported back to Haiti ONLY if he can proven that he won't be tortured upon his return. (In Today's Miami Herald 7/12/06 "Likelihood of torture could block deportation".)
Doesn't anyone else see how inconsistant this sounds?
