If they have criminal records, doesn't that mean they've been convicted of crimes? Meaning that they did in fact face consequences?
Or how does that work exactly?
this post was submitted on 29 Apr 2025
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I'm assuming the "no consequences" part means visa not being revoked. And now they'll get visas revoked. But I'm not sure.
Oh right, so the "no consequences" part is just another lie then. Thanks for clearing that up!
I actually have no idea. I'm not part of the administration; I also didn't write the article. So you'll probably have to research it.
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