Posted on 10/25/2015 5:58:09 AM PDT by Kid Shelleen
--SNIP-- Napier came to Camden at age 5 but never became a U.S. citizen. He was deported July 30 because of a 1998 drug conviction that labeled him a high-priority candidate. Napier, who once spent his time coaching youth basketball and going out to dinner with his wife, now lives with a distant cousin in St. Thomas, a rural community outside of Kingston that this year was ranked the Jamaica's most impoverished parish.
It is a foreign place to Napier
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At least he won’t be shot by any bloodthirsty American police! I hope he sends a thank-you note.
The libs must have gotten together and began a narrative on these “poor” ex-cons that are deported today. The NY Daily News had a similar story about a guy with gang-banger tattoos that was not allowed back in from Mexico.
Apparently, illegal immigration is for the children now.
Saw that article in the NY Daily News. Get ready for lots of these sob stories.
Too bad I didn't shed a single tear for either illegal criminal invader.
Big freaking deal. An alien with a drug conviction is inconvenienced!
The author should be horsewhipped for crassness.
Big freaking deal. An alien with a drug conviction is inconvenienced!
The author should be horsewhipped for crassness.
And the terrible conditions he was FORCED to live under here by the evil Americans FORCED him to sell drugs. Why doesn’t his loving wife go to live with him in Jamaica?
Drug conviction - he played the game and lost.
AMF.
My heart bleeds... /s
Agree since he never found it important to become legal, his wife needs to reunite family in Jamaica. Someone needs to seriously investigate the company where he worked for hiring illegals.
So, he was convicted in 1998 and deported in 2015? That’s 17 years!
Our system really is totally not a system at all.
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