This is literal kidnapping.
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I just wanted her to know that I loved her.
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But they aren’t documented so they wouldn’t be pa…..nvm
This is a huge misconception for regular Americans. When the government uses the phrase “undocumented” they’re using it incorrectly because if they were truly undocumented then they would’ve be in system. However these immigrants are in the system and they pay taxes, file tax returns and get no benefits that citizens and legal residents get. They also get to see ICE showing up at their doors because the government has their addresses. Fun fact. “Undocumented” workers pays $12 billion dollars every year in taxes. https://www.google.com/amp/www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2016/10/06/how-much-tax-do-americas-undocumented-immigrants-actually-pay-infographic/amp/
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“Undocumented” just means “without papers,” i.e. a social security card, valid visa, etc. They’re still on databases and whatnot, they just don’t have the documentation that allows them to reap the benefits.
so if it didn’t click- the government is aware of their presence and gladly taking their money under the table while simultaneously promoting the idea that undocumented people are a threat and encouraging hatred and distrust of them
it’s super messed up, literally the scheme of an evil villain, and it’s really happening
🗣 undocumented immigrants in Los Angeles contribute more to the GDP than the state of Montana and like 5 other states
Queer SFF books by POC authors.
Dreadnought by April Daniels is a worthy addition to the list, because you all need more trans teenage superheroes in your life.
Hello! I’ve featured Dreadnought on some of my other posts, and I’ve got a graphic for it too. But this list is only for books by authors of color, so that’s why it’s not included here.
Sorry to barge on to your addition, but I’ve seen a lot of people asking about Dreadnought not being on this list.
Cairo Time (2009) dir. Ruba Nadda


