If one were conspiracy minded......
If one were conspiracy minded and thought that they were actually tracking folks.....If one were conspiracy minded......
"The report issued to the Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada notes that if Crockett had been detained in Canada for the same charges he faced in Virginia, the offense “would be punishable by a term of life imprisonment.”"This isn't really ICE related, but I don't know where else to put it, and I wanted to point out that apparently Canada can be just as petty as us. I also wanted to point out Charley to any country music fans that might not have heard of him. He's top notch.
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Charley Crockett Cancels Canadian Tour After Being Denied Entry Into Country Over Felony
Charley Crockett cancelled the entirety of his Canadian tour after being denied entry into the country twice over past felony convictions.www.rollingstone.com
Maybe so, I agree actions have consequences, and you know more about the law than I do. I just found it odd since the article said it was for marijuana, and I thought weed was legal in Canada."The report issued to the Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada notes that if Crockett had been detained in Canada for the same charges he faced in Virginia, the offense “would be punishable by a term of life imprisonment.”"
I don't necessarily think Canada is being petty by not letting a convicted drug felon into their country.
Actions have consequences, and Crockett's instagram post acknowledged that.
I love his music and am a big supporter. Seen him live multiple times. It is what it is.
Personal consumption/possession of weed is legal in Canada.Maybe so, I agree actions have consequences, and you know more about the law than I do. I just found it odd since the article said it was for marijuana, and I thought weed was legal in Canada.
She is such a human turd.![]()
Kristi Noem pulls plane off search for overboard Coast Guardsman to deport migrants
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem got off to an immediately rocky start with the U.S. Coast Guard, according to new in-depth reporting.President Donald Trump's pick to lead DHS angered senior Coast Guard officials by prioritizing deportation flights over search-and-rescue operations, and...www.rawstory.com
Kristi Noem pulls plane off search for overboard Coast Guardsman to deport migrants
President Donald Trump's pick to lead DHS angered senior Coast Guard officials by prioritizing deportation flights over search-and-rescue operations, and the tensions began just days into her tenure, on Feb. 4, 2025, when a 23-year-old guardsman went overboard into the Pacific Ocean from the cutter Waesche, four current and former officials told NBC News.
"The Coast Guard had surged ships and aircraft to the Pacific to find the Coast Guardsman," NBC reported. "Hours into the search, Noem learned that a Coast Guard C-130 that was supposed to fly detained migrants from California to Texas was among the aircraft over the Pacific looking for the missing Coast Guardsman, and she intervened, according to the two U.S. officials and the Coast Guard official."
"Noem verbally instructed the Acting Commandant of the Coast Guard, Admiral Kevin Lunday, to pull the plane off the search-and-rescue mission so it would not miss the migrant flight as part of the DHS’s so-called Alien Expulsion Operations, according to the two U.S. officials and the Coast Guard official," the report added.
The admiral notified National Command Center, which ordered the C-130 to fly to San Diego while other aircraft and ships continued searching, but the regional Coast Guard command in San Diego scrambled to find two available C-27s to fly the migrants to Texas, which allowed the C-130 to rejoin the search after about an hour.