ICE-Detained Man....Comes Home to New Haven!

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey, looking at the story of the ice detainee who
has come home in New Haven. He's home. Yeah, because
that can happen. You can get snapped up and for
the right reasons. Hold up, grab you, make sure, teaser
cross eyes. You're good. Let's get you home happy ending.

(00:20):
Nobody talks about those or that they're even possible. Zia
s back home in New Haven. His brother and a
friend of his drove to Plymouth, mass To grab him
and bring him back to his family. Plymouth, Mass the
Ice detention center. Now there's a couple of interesting things here.

(00:42):
They allowed him to return home to his wife, to
his five children. Imagine that due process. He had been
in a legal limbo ever since. The Department of Homeland Security,
the DHS that that Chris Murphy wants you to believe,
is playing fast and losed with the paperwork, revoked his

(01:02):
humanitarian parole temporary entry program granted to people in humanitarian
emergencies or even for reasons of significant public benefit. But
I mean the word you got to hang your hat
on there is temporary. It's a temporary entry program. He

(01:24):
got revoked in July, and he was told, like his
attorney said, cautioned him. That's how they put it. Cautioned him, like,
you know what, I don't know. You should be out
and about right now, you know. In other words, you know,
let's do a little Roden Burgundy. Yeah, did it was?
Did I see you with the trident brick? I'd lay

(01:44):
loave for a while. I mean Ron Burgundy here, let's
let's lay loave for a while. Now he's home. Was
a former Afghan interpreter for the US military. That might
for some it's like, that's how haphazard this is. You
can look at it that way and say you're snapping
up someone who worked for the US military, Or you

(02:07):
could look at it is we're grabbing everyone and anyone,
figuring out who they are, and then send them back home.
Who's all good. It depends on the lens you want
to view this through.