re: Honduras just got a well-trained nurse who will contribute much to her home country

On a personal level, I do feel sorry for her. She’s probably a good kid. But we’re not a country if we don’t enforce these laws. I couldn’t just show up in Honduras and just live off the books. I blame Biden and the Dems for all these human tragedies.

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This is the kind of immigrant we want.

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How many opportunities do you think she took away from American kids over her lifetime? Tops? Scholarships? A spot in nursing school?

Here is my issue.

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Since she was detained in June

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She should have been paying taxes and living her life as a productive member of society. And if she was to be deported, she should have been arrested one week and deported the next. What's up with 6 months of detention? And at taxpayer expense? Tens of thousands of dollars of costs to the taxpayer. so, what's the point of that. Deport her or release her.

Also-for the record-and to break with all you guys-these are the ones we want to keep. Keep the educated nurses who pay taxes and pull for LSU and would make a good wife for a good baw. And deport the criminals and the parasites.

Honduras and Nicaragua have had asylum status for at least 8 or 9 years. The drug gangs down their have overwhelmed police and kidnapping and gang violence are rampant.

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Honduras and Nicaragua have had asylum status for at least 8 or 9 years

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Not anymore

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officially terminated the TPS designation for both countries, with the terminations becoming effective on September 8, 2025. The decision was made based on a determination by the Secretary of Homeland Security that conditions in both countries had improved enough to no longer support the need for temporary protected status

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It was never asylum. It was only TPS

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Asylum vs. TPS: TPS is a temporary, humanitarian form of relief and not the same as asylum status, which is a form of protection granted to individuals who can prove they have a well-founded fear of persecution in their home country.

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They used her uncle getting shot as an excuse as if murder doesn't happen in the USA

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The murder rate in New Orleans is very similar to that in Honduras. This is a stupid reason to grant someone asylum.

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It’s like there not taking anything into consideration

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Only thing I found wrong with this whole article.

Not guilty in her pre-torta form, once she hits the torta wall then she's gotta go back.

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“It’s like there not taking anything into consideration,” she said.

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The law is the law. Either she is he illegally or she isn't. What subjective or ambiguous considerations are there?

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The only crime the you can say we committed is that we entered the country illegally

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Well yes, that's is a crime. God forbid we enforce our laws.

* Palacios says she was in the process of renewing her brake tag
* Louisiana State Trooper ran her identification (translation: traffic violation)
* asked for a reason for the arrest and to see a warrant (someone giving her bad advice)
* her immigration case — which Palacios believed was administratively closed
* she had missed her hearing
* she was ineligible for bond
* ICE New Orleans said Palacios has been in the U.S. illegally for the past 15 years (since whe was 6 yrs old)
* "her family declined to find a way for her to obtain legal status"
* The only crime the you can say we committed is that we entered the country illegally


1) Sounds like she let a lot of things slide
2) This is a job Americans will do
3) Not a shining example of a nurse you want working on you