How to get someone deported?

Question

If we know of a resident alien who says the people who were murdered at Virginia Tech deserved it, who do we report them to so they can be deported before they murder Americans? If someone says we deserve to be murdered, he might try to do to us what he says we deserve, and I don't want to take that chance. I want them out of my country.

Answer 1

You have no reason or right to try and get them deported. That person is an idiot but being an idiot doesn't make someone a threat to society.

Answer 2

Seriously I am not sure if I believe your accusation or not. It seems that people are trying to trun on eachother at the drop of a hat, but honestly, why would anyone say such a horrible thing? If your telling the truth then what you do is you make darn sure that person is an actual treat and NOT just a nut job. Getting someone deported is a serious and very taboo thing to do. If you are willing to deport them you best make sure your not just being vendictive and using the VT tragedy for your own gain. Hating illegal immigrants has SADLY become the norm, and honestly just because you people see and immigrant doesnt mean they are illegal.

*Basically unless you have some proof, mind your own becuase tattle telling wont get you far as immigration is the authority on this and not the police as some seem to think.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Too bad that you want them out of your country. Not much you can do. If the person is a juvenile, report these allegations to school authority. Law enforcement can't do much unless there are physical threats, freedom of speech still counts in the US. Note: the Iraqis want the troops out of their country too...Mom and Grandma can't even go shopping. Chill out, you're as safe as you will ever be.

Answer 5

You might wish to report the person to your local authorites, i.e., Police, FBI who will determine if there are grounds to inform USINS, the agency responsible for deportation.
If there is just cause and after due process of the Law.

Answer 6

You can report them to INS but this being America, they have a right to voice their opinion, merely saying they deserve it is not illegal. It is in poor taste but just like the VA killer, they knew he has problems, but couldnot force him to do anything about it.

Answer 7

The sad thing is that person (if legally here) have the freedom of free speech and expression, even if its insulting, but you can still report the incident to the local authorities and see if they are interested. Just like all those crazy KKK fools, who have the freedom of speech and expression..?????

Answer 8

How can anyone possibly say that the VT kids deserved to be murdered? I would suggest that you report him, because he is clearly deranged, and should be committed as a danger to himself and others (especially others).

Answer 9

Report that person to a professor/teacher, etc. Do it now, as you don't know what that person has in his sick mind. The police will be notified as to who the person is who is making such sick comments, they will be questioned, & maybe they'll be sent for psychiatric evaluation, as they well should be.

Answer 10

If this person is an illegal alien, report them to your police department. If he is legal, he can say what he will. He is breaking no law at this point. Sad, huh?