They always make it sound like the poor deported illegal has no where to go. In fact, he has a home and family in his own country. That’s the same home he’s been sending all his money to.
And even if he didn’t, how is that my problem?
“They always make it sound like the poor deported illegal has no where to go. In fact, he has a home and family in his own country. That’s the same home he’s been sending all his money to.”
Worth repeating.
You are correct, the term deport is so cold and easily used to emotionally manipulate the uninitiated. We should be more linguistically correct and state our case by saying "we advocate helping those who have wandered far from home find their way back home, to reunite their families, contribute to their communities and preserve their cultural diversity." We are about home, family and reunion.