#MAGA ..... ON MONDAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP MADE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN

THE CAPTAIN REPORTS:

#MAGA ..... ON MONDAY, PRESIDENT TRUMP MADE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN .....

In 1978, Jorge Garcia was born in Mexico.

In 1988, a relative of Jorge Garcia took Jorge, who was ten years old at the time, illegally across the Mexican border and into the United States.

In 2003, at the age of 25, Garcia married Cindy. Then came the birth of his daughter (now 15 years old) and his son (now 12 years old).

For the past 15 years, Garcia has always worked and earned an income to help support his family.  He paid his taxes too.  He has never been arrested, in fact, he has never had so much as a parking ticket.

Garcia has also reported annually to INS/ICE and followed all of their instructions.  He never so much as left town to travel anywhere without first obtaining the permission of ICE.

Garcia does not qualify for DACA.  Of the seven requirements, he was only able to check six of the boxes: He arrived in the US before he turned 16; he continuously resided in the US since June 15, 2007; he was present in the US on June 15, 2012; he had no lawful status on June 15, 2012; he obtained his GED; and he was never convicted of a crime.

His only mishap - he was not under the age of 31 on June 15, 2012.  He was 33 years old.

So, when “The Donald” came into office exactly one year ago this Saturday, the writing was already on the “wall”.  Trump made it clear from day one, when on June 16, 2015 from Trump Tower in Manhattan, he announced that he was running for President. On that day he targeted Mexico and Mexicans, stating infamously "they're bringing drugs; they're bringing crime; they're rapists; and some, I assume, are good people".

Despite repeated attempts to obtain legal status for Garcia so he could stay in this country, those efforts failed.  In December, ICE agents informed Garcia that his time was up.  They gave him the news - he would have to get on a plane and return to Mexico on Monday, January 15, 2018, Martin Luther King Day.  After spending nearly thirty years in the United States, Garcia would be returned to the country he left when he was only ten years old.

At the airport on Monday, his wife and his two children hugged Garcia and kissed him goodbye, and on the plane he went.  Under the law, the earliest he can apply to be re-admitted to our country is ten years from now. If you have two minutes and three seconds to spare, watch the video here.

On Monday, President Trump Made America Great Again.


CAPTAIN OUT .......
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