I dunno. I'm strongly a "home is where you make it" sort of thing. I couldn't care less where I was specifically born. But to each their own I suppose.
Saik0Shinigami
joined 2 years ago
No pledging required. I hold 2 citizenships by birth.
Edit: Weird to live somewhere for nearly half a century and not "feel" that it's yours... Why not just go back "home"?
Nothing odd about it. An Irish passport is measurably better than an American one.
You don't give up an Irish one to get an American one.
Source: Am dual citizen with 2 passports.
Other than distance traveled, the time afforded to travel said distance, and providing the requisite documents needed to cross a border(which she had)
So then not the same at all? And we know she didn't have all the documents she needed because she had to go get some.
It says in the article that she presented them with documentation of the expungement of her charges.
That would have been a month after the initial detainment. That's why she had to leave to go get the documents. She didn't have it with her at the initial detainment. That's my point. She likely filled out some form incorrectly which didn't match up with what their database says. And now they are detaining her until it's cleared up by a court. It sucks, sure... but this is how it goes.
So leaving a town to you is equivalent to the travel it takes to leave the country? You don't see significant differences between the two? Then I can't communicate with you on that particular point. We will not come to any consensus there. Especially when you say "I never equated hometown and country. I merely used it as a metaphor" I never did... but did. Your two sentences directly contradict.
Did she ever have a warrant out for her arrest during those times that she left the country? No.
How do you know this? She thought her stuff was expunged. Which clearly it wasn't since apparently they pulled it up. If it's still in the records somewhere... or she reported it to them inaccurately. That's inconsistent information and I would expect agents to investigate.
their hometown
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Literally history of leaving the country regularly.
I'm just going to quote this until you read it apparently. Somehow "hometown" = "Country" to you.
No shit Sherlock.
A person in law enforcement custody who is considered likely to abscond
People who travel regularly are more likely to abscond than someone who doesn't travel at all... Why do I have to explain something so simple?
Literally history of leaving the country regularly.
I even noted that specifically.
I did read the article... but I will admit that I missed "earlier this year" specifically. But I did notice the dates that came after that.
[...] and after returning to the US was stopped at Seattle airport on 19 March and held for three days.
She was released to obtain documentation about the allegedly expunged convictions and presented them to Ice officials at San Francisco airport on 21 April
She took over a month to get her documents to the officials. I now see it as much more likely that she is detained again specifically because she missed a deadline to return with the documents and they're detaining her specifically because doing that is considered a flight risk, until the matter is resolved.
In addition to the other post...
You already have a setup and throwing one more docker on isn't a big deal. especially if you have watchtower already setup as well... then it even updates itself.
I use tools like this all the time... PDF for example stirling-pdf makes doing something things a LOT easier than firing up a "proper" pdf editor. This tool would likely be the same concept for other workflows.
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I'm not sure why so many people have a foot fetish on the fediverse. It's kind of sad.