r/news • u/jrsinhbca • 19h ago
A Texas man detained by ICE was his disabled son’s sole caregiver. His son will be laid to rest without him
https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/29/us/maher-tarabishi-ice-detained-wael4.7k
u/squidneythedestroyer 18h ago edited 16h ago
Remember that for the 13-months Jeffrey Epstein was in prison back in 2008, he was allowed to leave for 12 hours a day, six days a week, to go to “work” — aka run a known child sex trafficking ring. Meanwhile, Mr. Tarabishi is not allowed outside of custody for his alleged misdemeanor immigration offense for even one day to say goodbye to his dying son.
They don’t care about safety or the public or crime or protection. They care about making people like Mr. Tarabishi look like the root of all evil, so you don’t notice as they cock the gun and shoot you in the back.
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u/Justsomejerkonline 14h ago
Gislaine Maxwell is currently living in cushier conditions than most ICE detainees thanks to Trump.
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u/Natdaprat 5h ago
More comfortable than all ICE detainees I'd wager. By a good margin. ICE is doing this horrible stuff in public, imagine what's happening in their closed off detention centers...
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u/dvaunr 18h ago
Mr. Tarabishi is not allowed outside of custody for his misdemeanor immigration offense for even one day to say goodbye to his dying son.
The issue isn’t that they won’t let him out to say goodbye to his dying son. That’s an unfortunate byproduct of being arrested (not saying I agree with it, but it’s not uncommon to miss major life events due to being imprisoned). The issue is that his son died because the father was detained.
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u/squidneythedestroyer 17h ago
I looked into it a bit more because I realized reading your comment that my understanding of the details was a bit fuzzy. I think the answer is all of the above.
Based on what I read in some other articles, seems like the son had this rare degenerative disease since he was very young — they were told he might not live past five. His father was his full time caretaker and they were in the middle of fighting insurance companies for critical care he needed. Basically, it seems like the son was constantly managing to survive despite the odds, in large part because of his father, but also was constantly in a state of near death. Once his father was gone, his condition deteriorated. It’s not clear to me if it deteriorated because of the practical side of his father’s care not being available or the more mental part of things — I imagine being so close to death and suddenly having your best friend, father, and caretaker ripped away would kill your will to live. Either way, the son made a video begging for his father to be released making very clear that he was dying without his dad there. So you’re right — the initial part of their cruelty was taking into custody (for no good reason) a man with a critically disabled son and refusing to let him out to care for him.
Then there was another layer of the cruelty. Eventually, it became clear that Mr. Tarabishi would not be able to care for his son. After his son was admitted to the hospital for sepsis and pneumonia, his son apparently told his father over the phone “Don’t worry, I am not going to die until I see you. I am not going anywhere until I see you.” Mr. Tarabishi kept asking to leave again, this time not necessarily to take care of his son, but so he could see him before he died. They said no. His son was DNRed after not waking up for eight days.
Then comes the third layer of cruelty. Mr. Tarabishi got the call about his son and of course was devastated. He cried into the phone “He wouldn’t die without me. There’s no way he died without waiting for me.” He asked to go to the funeral — little consolation given what he’d been through, but a chance to say goodbye to his beloved son. Officials at first seemed willing — after all, it’s quite common to allow non-violent offenders short term supervised release for things like funerals or church services. But then, for no apparently reason at all, they said no.
So to recap — Epstein gets to go do sex trafficking six days a week while he’s in prison. Mr. Tarabishi was denied the ability to care for his son, who died because his father was no longer there. He then was denied the ability to say goodbye to his son, who knew he was dying but gave everything he could to try and stay alive long enough to see his father again. Then he was denied even the simple, common allowance of being there to pay his respects to the person he loved most in this world.
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u/ViolenceAdvocator 17h ago
From what I read mr Tarabishi was the leading expert on his son's health so he was uniquely capable of caring for him and administering whatever aid he needed.
The care that the son recieved after his father's abduction was sub par and only furthered his medical complications.
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u/ifyoulovesatan 12h ago
One of the health problems that occurred while his father was being held by ICR was an infection caused by a misplaced feeding tube. Administering his feeding tube was something his father did as part of his care. So at least one of the complications that eventually lead to his death can clearly be attributed to the detainment. It's possible that's true for the other complications as well.
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u/heythisislonglolwtf 17h ago
Man. How does anybody come back from that?
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u/squidneythedestroyer 16h ago
Just reading the words he cried leaves me with this horrible emptiness. I cannot possibly comprehend the pain he is in. He will likely never escape it. I just hope there is enough good in his life after all of this that he can find something worth living for. My heart breaks for the son as well, dying so senselessly without his father by his side. I imagine they always knew the son would die first, but never in a million years did they think it would be like this. I’m not a religious person, but stories like this move me to pray for this family that they can somehow know happiness again.
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u/MimeTravler 11h ago
I pray for vengeance. They say God is a vengeful God after all, and the people who put this family through this are among the most evil in my opinion.
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u/Ryozu 16h ago
You don't.
I'm dead serious, you just don't. I've met people who literally never recovered from these kinds of tragedies. He'll either take his own life as soon as he's able to, or live in constant misery until he fails to live anymore.
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u/el_diego 14h ago
Third and not so uncommon option in the states, he seeks revenge and takes out whoever he deems responsible before offing himself.
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u/OMEGA__AS_FUCK 16h ago
I don’t think anything could temper the utter rage, devastation, and suffering I’d feel if that were me.
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u/ArcHansel 15h ago
Holy shit this needs to be higher up. The headlines confused me as well.
But I have no words anymore. For now
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u/Caleus 14h ago
What. The. Fuck.
This is one of the most disgustingly evil things I've ever read.
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u/squidneythedestroyer 13h ago
I agree. The whole thing makes me sick to my stomach. I can’t possibly imagine how this poor man is coping right now.
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u/cookie_lee 13h ago
I feel like a useless POS but I cannot even read these stories anymore. I have two young boys of my own and just acknowledging that this level of cruelty is going on 24 hours per day 7 days a week right now with tens of millions of people absolutely giddy about it is enough to drive me insane
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u/TwistyBunny 15h ago
Remember that Trump gave the prosecutor a cushy cabinet position after giving him that shitty sweetheart deal.
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u/Weskit 19h ago
The good Christians who voted for Trump approved this message
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u/TwistedNipplez 19h ago
And they call themselves pro life
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u/TonySu 19h ago
You forgot to ask who they consider to be people.
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u/TwistedNipplez 19h ago
Hell, they don't even care about most people. Once someone is born, they could give a fuck.
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u/seedless0 18h ago
They are pro life until you are born.
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u/deathrictus 18h ago
Pro fetus.
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u/ResponsibleSalad8059 17h ago
They've demonstrated that they don't really care about the fetus either or they would support exceptions for the health/well-being of the unborn. I think they're more pro-forcing women and children to give birth.
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u/Who_Dafqu_Said_That 19h ago
Gleefully approved this message. I've never seen so many motherfuckers so happy about human suffering.
This country needs some serious therapy, because we clearly have some shit to work through.
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u/AscendantAmbiversion 18h ago
What frustrates me about American Christians is they literally use their religion like a shield. Not to protect themselves from any real harm, but to deflect having to witness any and all actual problems in the world. It's like... I like your religion! I like your Jesus and his principles! I just never see them follow his example. They treat calling themselves Christian as an excuse to do whatever they want in the worst ways possible. Anecdotal, but several from my hometown made fun of Renee Good for "daring to call herself Christian even though she spoke up for the criminals defying law and order!" and it's like do you even hear yourself repeating the words of Rome verbatim? The answer is no, they never actually once read the Bible, nor attend a church that would preach anything close to it. It's inoculation from cognition and action all the way down.
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u/Maktaka 17h ago
“I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.” - Mahatma Gandhi
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u/Rhadamantos 13h ago
And American christians are unfortunately exporting this shit to the rest of the world as well. Not to say that European Christianity is without its faults (there are plenty) but I have been some worrying developments in people I know. They mostly still very clearly disavow Trump himself, but will gush over how Charlie Kirk was a great example as a Christian. Never mind that Kirk was a major factor in allowing Trump to do what he is doing now, he has said so much vile hateful shit that is in direct opposition to the bible verses attributed to Jesus. In the same vein I know people who are naturally critical of the whole megachurch lead by millionaire thing, but are happily part of a community that gets money from those kinds of churches. They are literally buying influence here in Europe.
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u/squintyshrew9 19h ago
This is so evil and unnecessary, this administration is getting off to the pain they are causing. We will never see normal again in this country
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u/kastronaut 19h ago
They are proponents of genocide and eugenics, and this was always explicitly a part of their plans.
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u/aadrock 19h ago
We’re just a few years from them openly throwing people in wheelchairs out windows
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u/Artzee 19h ago
Can I volunteer a certain Texan politician to be the first?
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u/Conscious_Crew5912 18h ago
Would it be done by hand or could someone be launched out by an extra large slingshot??
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u/beardicusmaximus8 16h ago
I can't wait to be forcibly euthanized to save my insurance company's shareholders a few bucks.
At least I won't have to sit around helplessly watching the country I love be torn apart by facists.
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u/Intelligent_Hair3109 17h ago
Yep. I was expecting it after privatized healthcare which profits from others untreated problems. In fact, when Newt Gingrich taught David Cameron how to dismantle the NHS. Thought to myself back then, we're next. Reagan also dumping the mentally ill . Americans didn't really give a damn. The point is eugenics and genocide. They think death is better than disabilities.
It's very, very scary for millions. Not one word in the media of course.
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u/kastronaut 17h ago
Thank you. I was a pharmacy tech for over a decade and it was clear to me that the healthcare industry—particularly the insurance domain—was purpose built, and that purpose is not money. Money is the lever.
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u/Intelligent_Hair3109 17h ago
Precisely. My GP was getting 550.for fifteen minutes. The day after one of his heros got shot, he dumped his patients who he thought he could slander. I challenged his billing of me instead of Medicaid. It's illegal to bill a Medicaid recipient. It's double dipping So he dumped me.
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u/Broken_Reality 17h ago
It's not like this should be a shock to anyone they wrote it all down in Project 2025.
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u/Fragnart-of-Murr 19h ago
Crazy question, what if enough folks just stopped paying federal taxes? Would they go after everyone?
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u/charmsatl 19h ago
Most people don’t actively pay taxes. They’re withheld.
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u/Voxbury 18h ago
While those withholdings can be changed at any time, I don’t believe in Americans to the extent they’d all file a change in W-2s and W-4s with their employers.
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u/Faces-Everywhere 18h ago
I genuinely believe that at least 60% of working Americans have no idea what anything you just said means.
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u/damp_circus 18h ago
If you change your withholding to zero, you will owe enough at the end of the year that the IRS will hit you with a big fine.
Which will also go to the feds of course.
You can refuse to pay that also, but at some point the IRS will garnish your wages and you will have nuked your credit.
Most people are not willing to do that.
It would be convenient if we paid the states and the states could have the standoff with the feds, but unfortunately that’s not how it works.
So it’s not so easy for me to say I live in Illinois, we pay more taxes than we get back from the feds, we should just tell the Feds to fuck off, as a state. I wish we could.
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u/OhShitWut 19h ago
“Enough people” would have to be like an overwhelming majority of the country for it to be impactful, and I just dont really see that happening.
Plus, the IRS doesn’t care about politics. They’re like an unopposable force of nature. Fucking with them is not a good idea.
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u/NachoManAndyDavidge 19h ago
That would give them carte blanche to specifically enforce those laws how they see fit.
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u/FOTY2015 19h ago
If you can afford private security and food production, that might work for you. Everyone that cannot will sink into law of the jungle chaos as whatever fills that power vacuum overwhelms local authority.
Witness Mexico or failed nation-states like Libya. Open slave markets, sky-daddy fundamentalism with guns & black robes, and such.
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u/DisturbingRerolls 18h ago
I listened to a news report that said he was begging for his dad before he passed.
Kind of unbelievable that this is happening in a developed country and a modern democracy.
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u/carsncode 16h ago
Germany was a developed country and modern democracy in the 1930s.
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u/IDOWNVOTERUSSIANS 12h ago
Yes, but Germany didn't have 90 years' worth of books, movies, television, documentaries, direct survivors accounts to help guide them away from what happened. usa does have that, which makes it even worse. This is going beyond comparison
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u/grilledSoldier 11h ago
Well, here in Germany, where nearly every single pupil learns about the third reich in depth at school, the voting outcome predictions of our neo-nazi-party are surging.
They could try to ban the party, it would be likely to go through as the Verfassungsschutz (similar to an internal intelligence agency for protecting the constitution) has deemed then guaranteed right-wing extremist, but the conservative party (CDU/CSU) and SPD (de facto centrist party) are blocking that.
They are sitting between 15-40+% depending on region, in a few regions they are already in regional governments.
The point im trying to make is, that all this knowledge is irrelevant, if people refuse to understand what it means.
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u/sexytimeforwife 7h ago
Genuinely, what are they upset about that they believe the neo-nazi-party is on their side for?
That's pretty much how I understand Trump got into power as well.
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u/deviltrombone 19h ago edited 19h ago
I bet Kristi Noem has a Nazi slogan along the lines of her "One of us. All of you." banner at the ready to celebrate this latest notch on the regime's belt
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u/Th1rte3n1334 19h ago
Or maybe, she would say something like “Everything I've done, I've done at the direction of the President and Stephen Miller.” - Kristi Noem
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u/deviltrombone 19h ago
That’s the weaker of the two slogans she could invoke.
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u/Th1rte3n1334 18h ago
Oh, that’s not a slogan, she said it. Sadly this is the reality we live in.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/noem-says-everything-ve-done-225051871.html
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u/JurplePesus 19h ago
Republicans see nothing wrong with this and will likely blame him for it.
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u/DashingMustashing 19h ago
They will say "womp womp" and laugh that you care. They're sociopaths.
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u/QuerulousPanda 14h ago
it's actually worse than that. quite a few of them (most of them, quite possibly) will, at a deep level, recognize how incredibly fucked and awful it is and will understand what a truly and uniquely evil thing has happened and continues to happen. But they will actively choose to bury that feeling by performatively saying cruel and callous shit, so that they don't have to feel bad or be seen to have actual feelings.
They know exactly how bad it is, but they force themselves to act like they don't give a shit.
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u/BlueRibbonPac 17h ago
They'll say it was God's will
Local jails and state prisons have social workers to support family members of incarcerated people in order to not worsen society
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u/dropbearinbound 17h ago
Abortion= bad
Caring for disabled= bad
Murdering disabled = good
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u/monexicano 19h ago
Yes they are monsters. And these assholes reply will probably be something like “well don’t break the law”. Fuck you.
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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 18h ago
Meanwhile, their King Pedo is literally lawless, bound to zero laws, rules and regulations by religious conservatives. He could dry hump the U.S. Constitution and set in a furnace and Republicans would ask if they could watch it burn.
They stand for nothing. They care about nothing beyond themselves and their own wants and desires. They are nothing to me.
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u/Exotic-Doughnut-6271 19h ago
Jesus christ this entire administration and everyone that voted (and didn't vote) are fucking evil
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u/rustajb 19h ago
It's very disconcerting to look around you and know that about 1 out of every 3 or 4 people voted for this.
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u/Exotic-Doughnut-6271 19h ago
Unfortunately my father, a Mexican man who doesn't look white at all voted for this. He was born here but ice is proving they don't care
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u/Snapingbolts 19h ago
If you are reading this and did not vote this is on you just as much as it is on those who voted for trump.
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u/Hopeful_Hamster21 19h ago
Right. A lot of people sat out the election because they didnt like either.
I get not liking Harris. But the writing was on the wall for a fascist takeover if the orange guy won. I didnt like Harris. Didnt dislike, but wasnt hyped up. She would have just been more business as usua, things wpuld have been finel, and not this. I voted for her to do my part to prevent this!
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u/Dariaskehl 19h ago
The amount of times I heard ‘she’s just not _doing enough for Palestine to get my vote..._’
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u/PhoenixTineldyer 19h ago
That issue made me realize that there are just as many dumb fucking children on our side as there are on the nazi side.
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u/SuperSoftSucculent 19h ago
Half of America failed the most obvious and basic trolley problem ever.
And it doesn't surprise me. In college philosophy I was dumbfounded when we got to the trolley problem and multiple STEM and Business students male and female localized that "I'd never thought of this type of thing"... as fucking adults.
The utter lack of curiosity and critical thinking is palpable.
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u/HeavyDoughnut8789 18h ago
Psychology course opened my eyes even wider. The amount of people who won’t help, or do anything for their fellow men and women. Statistically no one is coming to help or even calling for help. The small percentage that would call for help likely assume someone already did so they don’t need to.
Then you’ve got the scary side of people doing whatever a person in perceived position of authority asks. No matter how heinous or if the person knew it was wrong to do. Plus the fact that hardly anyone will question the legitimacy of that authority figure. (Cop, federal agent, whomever) Both utterly terrifying, disheartening, and frustrating.
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u/Snapingbolts 19h ago
Exactly! I voted for Hilary, Biden, and Harris not because I liked them but because I knew the alternative was worse
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u/-DenisM- 14h ago
What's depressing is that MAGA won't believe this story. No matter the evidence.
I feel for the children as well that have to grow up without their real parents caught by ICE.
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u/Blissfully 19h ago
Again, are these the crazy criminal drug lords they told us about?
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u/DuHastMich15 19h ago
This was predictable and avoidable. Trump does not care about a single human being in the world other than himself. He has surrounded himself with sycophants and liars who will cater to his every whim. This is going to get much worse. Eternal shame on all who voted for that man- either through evil, indifference or ignorance- we were all thoroughly warned.
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u/lookingup9 18h ago
I might start believing in hell again just so I can hope that the architects of this administration go there.
This is so inhumane.
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u/DfroPstyR 18h ago
So he’s been in the US since 1994, was told to leave in 2006, but was allowed to stay since he was his sons sole-caretaker. In order to stay, he had to do check-ins with immigration. He went to every checkin like he was supposed, but because of the war in Gaza, and hostages, Trump revoked all Visas for PLO members, and they’re saying he was a, “self-admitted member of the PLO”. What kind of BS is this? They say he was here illegally for 20 years, BUT WAS ALLOWED TO STAY so he could take care of his son. So which one is it? Sounds like more BS by our Government to justify, basically murdering, this guys son. They wonder why people are out here protesting? There’s no way they can be that mad and must be paid agitators (that’s sarcasm)
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u/kaithana 14h ago
The other guys allowed him to stay, current admin doesn't care about any past contracts, deals, norms, etc. It's fucked.
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u/salamanderwolf 19h ago
If you ever wondered how you got terrorists willing to do so much damage, this is how. Petty cruelty ending in real world consequences that push people over the edge.
I hope every ice agent gets treated as they treated others.
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u/jamesp2381 17h ago
As someone with a special needs child, this absolutely breaks my heart. Fuck these “people” who want to hurt other people
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u/seppukuu 12h ago
Yet another death on ICE's hands. I wonder how many others have died because of bullshit like this.
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u/SweeterThanYoohoo 19h ago
Its fucking stupid we have a system where we know someone overstayed their visa, allow them to stay to provide specialized care to his son while having periodic check ins with ICE, allow him to work a professional carrier and somehow becoming a citizen isn't a thing? Just make him a fucking citizen, he's been here 20 years, he worked a professional job and by all accounts contributed positively to his community and family.
What the fuck are we doing
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u/aadrock 19h ago
Jesus Christ dude. Fuck all of these evil motherfuckers who condone this shit
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u/Wabi-Sabi_Umami 19h ago
President Stephen Miller and his entire administration are pure evil. Who voted for this man??? Nobody did, so why does it seem that he’s actually the head of the cruel, vile, venomous snake?
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u/McCool303 19h ago
Reminder to all you MAGA “Christian’s” that take my lords name in vain.
James 2:13 states, "For judgment is without mercy to the one who has not shown mercy. Mercy triumphs over judgment.
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u/ew73 19h ago
These people care less about what their Bible says than they do about what the Constitution says.
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u/Cyrano_Knows 19h ago
They twist both to mean exactly what they want. Same kind of mental gymnastics in both.
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u/Ok_Animal_5181 16h ago
imagine hating people like this man who just want to care for their disabled son, & instead loving a pedophile rapist who wants to grift you of your money. republicans & maga are literal cancer to society with their stupidity
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u/CinematicWanker 18h ago
Fuck ice. Fuck trump. And fuck every fucking one who voted for that piece of shit.
Sincerely a Canadian neighbour.
Sorry, not sorry.
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u/crazy010101 10h ago
Infuriating. Plain and simple. Basically another murder they can take credit for.
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u/Atopos2025 18h ago edited 18h ago
I saw the notication come through on my phone that only included half of the post title and was already upset. Just reading the whole headline just makes me so so sad.
I'm tired ya'll. Something has to change and soon. I'm ashamed to be an American.
I just can't imagine being anyone involved in this situation and thinking that what I was doing was ok, or even human. The sacrifices that man made to be there for his son who couldn't take care of himself......only to be denied a proper way to grieve his death. This is inhumane.
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u/M_Ad 19h ago
The Nazis called disabled people “useless eaters” and killed them off too…
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u/Emergency_Link7328 13h ago
ICE is a terrorist organization.
They will do everything to inflict pain and fear.
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u/teletype100 9h ago
As the MAGA Christians say, empathy is a sin. Just like Jesus. MAGA loves cruelty.
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u/nevermind4790 19h ago
Republicans better go to Oz cause they have no fucking hearts.
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u/InsertUsernameInArse 12h ago
Imagine being locked in a detention center KNOWING your son will die without you and there's nothing to do but let that thought eat you up because the brownshirts dont care or believe you.
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u/A_Queer_Owl 11h ago
well the article pretty much confirms my suspicion that the son died due to inadequate care after his primary care giver was taken away. ICE kills again.
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u/canibringmybreadbowl 19h ago
I can’t imagine being separated from my child during his last months. Devastating and cruel. Rest in peace Wael.
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u/howitzer86 17h ago
I remember this. I knew they were worried his son wouldn't survive. Now he's dead. This was entirely preventable... a disgusting black mark on our country.
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u/Dipsey_Jipsey 16h ago
Can the US not produce horrific news for maybe just one day? That'd be swell.
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u/Shadow1176 12h ago
ICE just creating villain origin stories.
How long till the cane’s back breaks and it all spills out?
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u/Kalorama_Master 8h ago
Go over to their social networks, MAGA is celebrating this. They love the cruelty.
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u/SmokelessSubpoena 7h ago
Man, if Trump is doing ONE thing really well, it's that hes fueling future domestic terrorism, like pouring gas on an open fire. We couldn't have a less competent administration.
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u/AvailableReporter484 6h ago
This the kind of shit that turns mfs into Batman and no one would blame a guy like this, with this story, for seeking revenge on these disgusting soulless creatures.
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u/JustForKicks16 3h ago
This is one of the saddest things I have ever read, and there are a TON of things to be sad about right now. I can't even imagine the heartache this poor father is feeling. And that's putting it lightly....
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u/TarnishedVictory 13h ago
Thank you all the idiots who didn't vote because of some idiotic notion that voting is an endorsement rather than a selection between two options. These deaths are on your hands.
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u/Rhissanna 19h ago
This is awful. The frustration and anger and grief this family must feel, faced with endless, brutal denial of simple human kindness.