The Cambodian Immigrants Deported For Their Crimes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2016
- Kicked Back to Cambodia: Cambodians from Australia and the US are being sent to a country their parents fled, but which they’ve never called home.
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The USA and Australia have been deporting second generation Cambodians who have committed crimes back to Cambodia. Should they be sent to a country their parents fled, which they've never called home?
Khan Hin had lived in the USA since he was one year old. Now he's been deported to Cambodia - a country his parents fled as refugees - because of a theft he committed 10 years ago. "That was my past", he says. "I know it was wrong, but now I'm here, and I can't register it." Far from their loved ones, and with no support to find housing or employment, many struggle to adapt to life in a third-world country. "We all need to be there for our family", says Wicced, who after eleven years in Cambodia had to watch his father pass away over Skype. For the displaced children of war and genocide, deported to a country they have never seen, the punishment for their crimes lasts a lifetime.
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I'm Cambodian. When we got to America in 1983, my parents, especially my mom always told us to never cause trouble and to study hard. They said that we should always strive to do better than them. But they always stress that to never ever get into any trouble because we are foreign here in the states. She always said that this is America, not Cambodia. Follow rules and get a great education. We can build wealth and then we can go visit Cambodia to see if we want to go back one day. Thanks to my parents, i have always kept my nose clean and stay out of trouble. Applyed for citizenship for myself and the rest of my family. So glad I did it back in the early 1990's.
Now you can start gang banging without having to worry.
Bro, I really want to go to Cambodia to make love to ladies there! But some say the prices are very high now! Do you know anything about it?
Dad knew I was always getting into some dum shit, and mom warned me every time I stepped out the door at night. My father became a citizen and urged me to do the same, but I was to stubborn and just wanted to chill with friends , my father passed away a few years later. And I lost my mind but mom pushed me back into the right direction, at 21 I became a citizen while in college in Pittsburgh. When I returned home most of the friends I used to chill with we're all deported back to Cambodia .as I got older I realised how important the warnings were and the lectures my parents gave me.
Very good for you. People should not be committing crimes in the first place. Don't commit crimes and you will be fine. I live in Canada and I am Sudanese background and I am just not interested in committing crimes.
@@bigfan2452 people make mistakes
People pay for their mistakes.
@@bigfan2452 I can't imagine if you do,what would happen to you when u get deported
"Hong's family went to their citizenship ceremony, meanwhile he went out with his mates and missed out"
whoops big time...!!!
Wow
@@JohnDoe-ly6bt gross
That was so sad. His entire family went for the naturalisation ceremony and he missed out. He was just a kid then, he should be given another chance.
Stop breaking the LAW! You don't know how good you have it until you lose it. They should extend this law to Somalians and all Middle Easterners.
oterenceo even her in Europe they should have law like that....
oterenceo damn right they should but i think our authorities were mostly cowards to middle-easterners so they pick on asians! 🤬
@native american. Algonquin nation here. Yup
George Floyd got Mexican, Caucasian, Asian and African Black Live Matter group supporting his outlaw. But when these Cambodian committed a crime, nobody stood up. No wonder none of you don't reply cus its true.
I had 2 trucks stolen from my property and I feel no pity for him.I never stole someones car.
That's great for you. Are you an angel?
I was taught from the youngest age by my divorced mom raising four of us alone that you never steal because someone had to work for what you took.
I was taught from the youngest age by my divorced mom raising four of us alone that you never steal because someone had to work for what you took.
And you're insurance payed you back for money loss. Was that worth destroying someone's life?
When George Floyd counterfeits in Minneapolis, Black Lives Matter stood up. When these Khmerican commit an outlaw, nobody cares. Facts!
Better than life long teem in jail. Atleast you can travel anywhere else except america.
Very hard to get a visa to visit most countries with a cambodian Visa also the wages there are very low so hard to save money waitress makes about 200 dollars a month
@@Mrmallet777 so you encounter some waitresses ha ?
@@Mrmallet777 His family's in the USA. I'm sure they send him enough dollars to allow him to live like a king in Cambodia.
Think before you commit the crime. I'm Cambodian myself but law is law.
unless you are hillary clinton
unless you are hillary clinton
citizenship is not for everyone
Any immigrant didn't become U S citizen that why he or she deported after committed a crime.
Argonautix- you a hater loser boy
Maybe they weren't raised right...blame the parents, my parents warned me when I was very small that I was a refugee & I need to keep my nose clean or I'll get deported. Have not broken a single law, have never gotten a single traffic ticket. Just became naturalized last year. It was hard, long & expensive but totally do able if you're clean.
Congrats!!! Where you originally from? Srok Khmer?
I got traffic tickets and still become naturalized .
Cambodia is a heaven for the rich and a hell for the poor :) here is bad.
Rum Nikori Official well said
The video says that Khan's family arrived to the US as refugees in 1985 when he was a year old. That means, they were eligible to apply for citizenship around 1990. Even if his folks were lazy on getting citizenship, he could have gotten it on his own when he turned 18 around 2002. He was charged with a deportable crime in 2004. Ultimately, he's responsible for the predicament he is in.
Seconded, everything is the consequences of his actions...
The parents should have gotten it for him when he was underage. Dopey parents raise dopey kids.
Me too, I do not feel sorry for him at all. If you commit crimes you have to pay the consequences. If you don't commit crimes you will not be deported.
Noice
He should have make of everything while living in USA. It’s too late now.
"I became a bad boy and became a gangster and all that, and 'suddenly' I got deported" HAHAHAHAHA
heyheybp You need stay in combodia to help rebuild your country.You can live anywhere why in Autralia or US?
heyheybp He is freedom in Cambodia.
@ the button, you seem to be the one on a high horse. Get over yourself. To find happiness in another's struggle shows just how small you are.
Mike Chef, will fuck you up buddy
bad boy? lol Omg is time for these guys to grow up hahaha
Don't blame the laws. Blame yourself in that situation.
They had a chance that many dreamed of and they blew it, so they can only blame themselves.
deport immediately. not jail then deportation.
David W
let them choose, prosecution or deportation
+Snoopy Pho 👏👏👏👏👍
Can’t deport me I’m still here going to give you a visit
@theviet
Perhaps I take it one step further. If you don't apply when you're eligible, pack your trash and go back where you came from.
as a korean-american, I have absolutely zero sympathy for these criminals. My family also fled the aftermath of war and the cruel life that came about after the slaughter of 2 million of my countrymen in the span of 3 years.
but I saw america as an opportunity. these criminals saw a free ride. It comes down to culture.
when you come from a country with a strong cultural foundation of hard work, education, respect for the law and an incredible desire to succeed, you will flourish.
when you come from a culture that doesn't promote those traits, you get tattoos on your neck and talk like a rapper. No wonder the english schools don't want them.
Koreans have had it just as bad as cambodians if not worse throughout history. in 1950, our GDP was pretty much the same, but we thrived back at home and in America in just 1 generation.
let this be a lesson, stop accepting immigrants from countries that produce subpar second generation citizens.
Very different societies and history though. As far as I know, Korea did not live under such a series of ad-hoc governments. There are so many other economic and historical factors to consider.
kangix79 ...
Aw for fuck sakes! Your comment/essay was the most ignorant comment on here! You're comparing apples and oranges.
Not going to even bother explaining history to you, except to say that you clearly have a superiority complex.
Are you seriously painting a whole culture/people based of the few who made some fucked up choices in life.
You're fucking Asian so you should know better!
You probably think you're higher up the Asian totem pole because you're lighter in skin tone right?!??.... See, I can generalize and make blanket statements too! How's that for generalizing.
Kush Kunte ... Hahahahaha
Love the sarcasm!!
Hahahahahaha
Cheers
as an American I respect that. but I ask to assimilate. I been to a Korean restaurant and was discriminated against. we were given a regular meal. but the Korean family was treated proper by tradition. and given all the meal preparations. shame on u Koreans. cuz americans want to share your rich culture. shame on u
Stfu Korean BBQ
THIS GUY WANTS JUSTICE AND BREAKS THE LAW AT THE SAME TIME
Ignorant comment with ignorant mindset and thing with no knowledge
@@notoriousviolator5111 😅😅😂Cambodia make him start wearing his cap sraight though. Follow the law where ever you are.
well you came to the country as refugee so used a lot of social security benefits and assistance you commit a crime land a year in jail and you are shocked that you have been deported...its sad but but this is reality and what did you expect?
The US Gov should publicize this more. If you come to this country, and want to be a productive Citizen.. Then you better follow the rules or, Go back.
It's a great way to gain and keep high quality emigrants and refugees.
He arrived as a literal infant as a refugee, not on his own will.
@@Threezi04 He came to the US as a refugee and not on his free will. So sending him back to Cambodia the US did him a favor???
Don’t worry. Word of mouth will get the message out.
If you were the shopkeeper held up, or person who worked hard to pay for a car and then had it stolen, you probably wouldn't have a lot of sympathy for this deportees.
I don't have any sympathy for criminals that are deported.
Is your materialistic car worth a life?
You can replace anything materialistic, but you can never replace a life or the bond of a family.
The punishment does NOT meet the crime, vice versa.
I find little sympathy for him..."follow the law" period..don't do the crime...
No sympathy here, if your going the live the Gangsta life style, you better be prepared for the consequences, that means a lifetime away from the country that gave you a chance. Oh well, If Cambodia dose not except you in society because you marked your body up your with prison and gang tattoos, well I guess that is strike 2.
TUFFGUNN is he dead? Dude is alive and well, you just being a dramatic bitch.
Of course! Do we really need to ask?
+Angelo Stevens Arabs and Persians cause the least the problems.
***** Dude you are full of shit.
You are sick.
Michigan's Arab population is only about %1 and they dont make up most of the crime and same goes in San Diego.
Do your research of race statistics in both places you mentioned and do your research of jail population by race in the places you have mentioned.
Sy Sharp fuck you if you were put this position you'd understand
Sy Sharp : Yeeeah; land of equal opportunity. Ever visited Cambodia? I'd bet no.Just keep following that vote trend & keeping within your limited social strata & dont forget to build a fence & buy a tank to take the kids to school with....I sh&t on you.
well, he should have appreciated the US while he was still here. If he was not committing crimes and was a benefit to society, maybe he would still be here.
DJTITLOVER exactly!
I Agree. People want to come to our great country, yet they don’t respect our laws.
My parents are cambodian they came from cambodia and got there citizenship! They always tell me im lucky to be born here! And tell me that people who got deported had a golden opportunity but they blew it!!!
he had his loving family and home threw it away. learned too late how valuable No one cares about you but your family and maybe a friend
The beauty of CHOICE: wherever you want to be, there you are.
this child, khan is an ingrate. you should have shown much more appreciation and respect for the US. solution, have your family send you money and set up a business in Cambodia.
You go to a country, do crimes & expect not to be deported?
It's a good law. Maybe some other people will think twice before committing a crime. How about this you stop committing crime.
+Richie Dela Merced TY, sanity !
What is a crime in your book? parking offences? Speeding? Possession of Cannabis?These were the so called crimes that these people were convicted of. Now I could see your point if it was running a ponzi scheme and ripping off rich old ladies from their life savings or manipulatin the libor rates and defrauding whole countries of billions.
Crime is what the nation your staying in defines as crime.
The nation or the people in power? There may be laws but they might not be fair or just and what the majority of citizens would disagree with. They could be biased against certain social groups to retain the balance of power within a priveledged few.
OK lets be more specific here because your comments are very broad and don't add to the conversation. Can you name me a specific law in the US that is biased against a group or race of people.
Living in a developed Western Country is a privilege not to be taken for granted .
Shuut up
True came from a poor country when given a chance to go in america they gang bangin doesnt make any sense right wtf they doin with there life 🤣😅😂
100 % agreed 👍
It ain’t a privileged foo
We had no choice but to live here and placed in California hoods
It's very simple: if you don't want to risk being deported, Cambodians, don't commit crimes. Journeyman Pictures asks the wrong question. The question is not, "Is it right to deport someone permanently to a country they've never known?" The correct question is, "What gives you a right to steal from others and not suffer the consequences."
What give citizens the right to commit crime and still not get deported? Your question is stupid
He already did the punishment. Which was jail time
@@206guy5 Jail was punishment for his criminal offenses, deportation was punishment for not going through the process of becoming a citizen of the nation in which he resided.
Foreigners need to be deported especially when committing crimes
When you are young, you think you are invincible and the laws don’t apply to you.
He can think of it this way, He should help his country now, like teach English to his countrymen, or improve it other ways.
@kelvin- Cambodia is decent in certain areas but it’s corrupted. The government officials are getting richer because the money that America, Australia, etc. pays for the deportees are being pocketed by them. It’s ok to be unsympathetic to these guys until you are in their shoes...
@@kukthomas,if I was in their shoes, I would walk the line and forget about crime! I have worked hard and sometimes held down two jobs so I don’t feel sorry for someone who tries to get by an the sly.
Teach the kids how to be a dummy”Nah I’m sayin”
@@Bf26fge east and south east asia are conservative cultures, this gangsta rap delinquency is looked down upon in those parts of the world
I think its very sad that Khan's mom went thru hell to get here. She survived a genocide, to have her son screw up and get deported for being a criminal. He took all that the U.S. has to offer for granted. I feel for his mother. She sacrificed her life for a better life for him and he's mad.
All walks of life of the Cambodian population come to the USA as refugees, some of them are farmers or uneducated people and as a result never passed on the importance of education to their children. They will warn them, but no real effort or resources were put to back it up. Everything ends up with fate anyway.
He thought that he was permanent, so he decided to cause havoc in our beautiful America, WROOOONG, . Don't complain now, and try to be a productive citizen in your country,
He's a fucking idiot
@3d 2d And is a dictatorship. And one of the most corrupted country on earth. And one of the poorest countries as well. And you are just blind and ignorant. And I remain polite.
Cambodia will kill him, if he breaks the law. No one will know, or care.
Eugenia Syro Cambodia doesn’t have death-penalty law.
Don't do crime then...its not that hard actually
Why are they being called Cambodian-American? If you have a green card you are not American, you are a permanent resident. If you break the law as a green card holder, you know you can be thrown out. Why is this news?
Because they grew up in America, being from somewhere means more than some paperwork, some rich Saudi or Russian could easily pay their way into getting British/American citizenship and never grown up in or even understand British culture.
It's not new thats how its been but if your crimes didn't have no jail time or crime that carry less than 8months in jails and you can fight a lots of small crimes iam not saying accumulate small crimes they'll get you deported green card holders can qualify for 12cwaiver not federal crimes like drug over the grams amounts,sexual child abuse,anything wth guns,and moral turpitudes please parents tell your kids they dont know when they are hanging out with friends from school that are born here and doing the wrong thing together you will suffer and the other child will get rehab and probation your kids can get that also but will come back in a few years with a vengeance.
@@elsiemartin9302 The “Why is this news?” was rhetorical. In this case, the parents should have seen fit to tell them the consequences of breaking the law once they became teenagers.
They have no God given right to live in the USA. That right is given to American citizens, and law-abiding permanent residents. If you want to become a criminal, then you pay the consequences.
@@OzzieOzzieOzzieOyOyOy you are a piece of garbage
@@lifer8294 Lol, okay mate! An explanation as to why I am a piece of garbage would be great, thanks!
"i basically stole cars and i dont understand why i was deported"
Thank god I got citizenship through birth, and I enlisted in the US Marine Corps, so my place in America is solidified.
Not necessarily bro look at those deportees America Mexican soldiers it's a documentary on them on TH-cam
Sun Tan Sight . Fuck you ! No one stopping you from going back to Cambodian shithole.
p p TRUMPTARD bitch
Semper Fi brother. Thank you for your services.
Ahga Dall Tome 붕신아 입닦치고 자라
Why do they all seem rly shady I mean Wicced seemed chill but the rest of em are like... I don't know man
If you want to stay in the USA, don't break the law. "Nobody to help us!" Hilariously ridiculous entitlement attitude.
What's mind blowing? You stealing a car that didn't belong to you or the fact that you stole cars that you didn't not own? WTF....do the crime deport them asap
Illegal immigrants. Yes.
I'm curious if his family ever sat him down when he first started to commit crimes & told him what could & would happen. If not, shame on them. When they laws changed, didn't they pay attention?
nodak01 its more Cambodias fault then USA, Cambodia shudnt have agreed to taking him since he wasnt born in Cambodia or been there, he isnt a Cambodian citizen. there are plenty of gangbangers from Somalia in California but the somalis hardly get deported cuz they government is to dysfunctional and doesnt accept deportees.
Yes indeed, stupid parents should've renounced their ties to Cambodia & worked to gain their U.S.A residency then citizenship. They do nothing nor say anything until deportation happens. hmmm 🤔👀🙄😐☹️👎.
it is never their fault..everyone else...that is the criminal mentality
the laws never changed. if you go to any country you will be deported if you are not a citizen lol
Of course there's always people who tell you that they need to change their ways,other wise they're going to end bad,always.
It's absolutely mad deporting people to a country they have never lived in.
*That's why I hung out with the white kids in the library and got naturalized after highschool.*
Kevin Qujada yeah you’re right but kids who hang out in the library usually don’t. Doesn’t have anything to do with being white or not tho.
I used to hang around the library too with other computer nerds but it's America. The land of most prison population, racist hate crimes, mass murders, drugs, guns, government thuggery.
America...(USA)... Land of: "We don't put up with the crap criminals do. We actually punish them."
As opposed to who?
YES CRIMINALS HAD TO BE DEPORTED-!!!!!
I think only repeat offenders and violent ones should.
What about the ones who were born here?
Darth Utah 66 none of them were born here. I guess you missed that part in the beginning. If they were born here you are a citizen regardless of the immigration status of your parents. All these people were born in Cambodia. They were refugees who’s families fled the turmoil in Cambodia in the 80s. One of the stipulations in taking refugees in was having the ability to deport habitual criminals back to Cambodia. They leave a lot out of the story in this clip. Including the fact it wasn’t these people’s first run in with the law that got them deported. Look at how many thousands were taken in and they said in this piece that around 500 over the years have been deported. That’s not a lot and again it’s not like they just did one thing wrong and got deported.
The huge issue I have with this piece is how little accountability these people have. They say “America put me in this situation”, “THEY sent me here”, “THEY did me wrong” these people put themselves in the situation to be deported back to Cambodia. They even mentioned how the Cambodian locals have MO SYMPATHY for them because they view them as ruining their own “golden ticket” which is true. A little accountability goes a long way.
@@cvsp3rlxc921 He said to deport criminals. What about us born citizens who commit crimes? Should they get deported as well?
@@darthutah6649 clearly you need to look up what the word deport means. The literal definition of “deport” is to expel a FOREIGNER from a country. Which the cause of deportation generally revolves around the FOREIGNER having illegal status within the country that’s deporting them or because they committed ANOTHER crime while in that nation. Because just entering the country ILLEGALLY is a crime lol. Do I need to give you the definition of legal and illegal as well? Lol
"What if she wants to go to Harvard?" LOL!!!
That was funny 🤣🤣🤣
i'm glad the editor left that in. he should start a go fund me account for her titled that.
Good boy, model citizen. I really love those gang tattoos covering his neck.
They say they will never see him again. Why don't they go to Cambodia to visit them???
dude's using iphone 6, and talk about barely surviving, get out of here.
" But it's a necessity bro!"
Iphone 6 in Cambodia is less then 20 u,s dollars, , they just about throw them away over there ...
stop hatinh
stop hating u mad u can't afford one
Lennie Chant, that is not true at all. maybe a fake iphone...
Its not so bad, i believe you guys can and will do great things for Cambodia 🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭 much love🤙🏽
I was a refugee from Cambodia to America in 1980 when l was 9. I got my America citizenship as soon l turn 18. I got arrested and l was never deported for a crime. Every legal immigrants should get citizenship or don't break the law if you don't want to be deported. My stepbrother live in America for 40 years not a citizen and was never deported
Thanks for the most positive feedback. Yes i came as a refugees too in 1980. Yes got my citizenship and obey the law. We want a better life not a crime life. Life is better when you make honest living.
Welcome Home Americans, glad to have you here.
i laughed when she said unconstitutional. 😂😂
Yes indeed, it's called ignorance. hmmm 🤔👀🙄😐
You do know the khmer rouge came into power because America bombed the shit out of Cambodia in a war Cambodia was not a part of..... right?
@@ntstudio28 yes indeed, I thought so. hmmm 🤔🙄
It’s comical some Marco Perez would even mention the word “unconstitutional”.
Every young Cambodian, who isn't a citizen, needs to view this so they can get it through their heads that if you wanna commit a crime you may get deported to a country that they have never know. Seems like a pretty good PSA to me. Your actions can have some steep consequences.
Very True
The problems are also; one, when you are young, you WILL make mistakes. Two; sometimes Crimes are committed by Association guilt. Three; being a Minority in America is already an Unjust platform; this I know very well. It is unjust and cruel to deport people into Foreign cultures just because you're genetically linked.
That is frightening especially if born in the US or moving here when a child. At least if he came as an adult he would know how it was over there, it's as if he is a regular citizen being deported in that sense, not an illegal immigrant if they were born here. I mean, it's understandable to an extent but should only be for extreme cases.
@@OffTheWagons - If we were born in America, that would automatically make us a US citizen. Deportation is only considered if the person wasn't born here + never got their citizenship.
@@sareykim Yeah. Not telling me anything new. He was still a BABY which means he still lived his entire life here.
now i wanna get my citizenship as fast as possible. i can't believe i've waited more than a year longer to apply
Get it and be done with it.
They lost their golden ticket apparently
They screwed up a golden opportunity and I have no sympathy for these criminals.
This guy deserved to be out of USA
You don’t know how lucky you were in US so no gain or lose for these kind of these people
oh its so sad, he ONLY stole a few cars...
yea, i bet he was intp other stuff, they only GOT him on the stolen cars...
No pity for these people. They had their chance and blew it.
He is without sin hey jc
@@tonyturner5024 oh, so true.
Besides his not an American. Everyone one from different countries want to make AMERICA their home country. While we the American have fought and die for AMERICA. And have established this country to what it is now. We don't need this people never had. And never will.
Cambodia is growing, developing, in the future people will want to live there. In the capital, Phnom Penh, most people speak English and are very friendly.
Laos looks beautiful as well, not sure if there is any hate between the countries so my apologies if so but I found that area very affordable and beautiful as well.
I'm from Argentina and I reside in the US undocumented. It's very hard and difficult because with this title comes alot of stigma that creates an intense hostile environment for us at times. But there are also great things here, this is why I started my immigration process after 35 years. I understand both sides and I have created a platform for those like me in order to break the stereotype as well as to advocate about doing things right if possible
USA immigration is weak if they haven't picked you up yet. I'm sure Argentina would deport a illegals American in 10 seconds.
As an American living in Cambodia (by choice) I get it bro. I really do. I wish you the best of luck, from one American to another :)
In my opinion if you have been here already for that long you shouldn't be sent back. People might disagree but there are literal gang members we need to worry about, not regular people. If they spent the money getting rid of cartels many countries wouldn't need to flee at all. It's sad.
@@OffTheWagons you make it sound like there is a time statue on an outstanding crime... It never goes away. Plus the people here.illegally don't do anything good or try to change their status... Good ridden!! Why is that a USA problem and not a them problem. Sounds like you struggle.with taking personal responsibility.
@@johnbuckeye9590 Um...there are statute of limitations on crimes. Much worse crimes as well. If the money was spent on getting rid of the cartels instead of on regular people that don't commit other crimes such as that the countries with the majority of people coming illegally wouldn't need to come here.
Btw, wtf is up your ass?
Not constitutional. Applies to U.S. citizens. Breaking the law is unconstitutional. Can’t have it both way
YES! Deport criminals!
and I don't feel sorry one bit.. just taking the trash out.
Booty Juice what about taking out the rest of your hair outside in the garbage.
I don't think that's actually him. Dumbass! Haha. Funny comment though.
the native americans dont want you pilgrims here either
take itself out I can't tell who or what u think u are but I'm really discusted by ur ugly face but is it ur face or did ur ass hole learn to talk
Who Killed Me? fucku who the fuck ask u for ur 2 cents fuck off
Denmark should have a law like US on deportation.....
Trust me ain't nobody trying go to cold lame azz Denmark I'm pretty sure 🤣🤣🤣
@@kingdolla5547 Oh come on man! Surely Denmark isn’t that bad?
US needs better laws. Biden isn't securing the border. He is doing the opposite
repeat offenders yes
open a bar and cater to Americans tourists you'll make more money than in USA
Thats actually a good idea
Zero breaks for criminals. He is the only one responsible for his situation. The real victims here are the people that he stole from.
Ignorance of the law does not absolve them of the consequences.
What about the lives of the people he was stealing cars from
He should pay restitution if he committed a crime. Maybe he should go to prison if he committed a crime. Nobody is saying he should not be punished. What if the Lord was that he should be crucified for stealing a car. Would you stand there on the sidelines cheering when he is being crucified. What do you have 1 oz of humanity in your black soul
Crime has consequences - Who knew? shocker!
They serve their punishment in jail already fucking idiot
Jail, then deport !
+Paige Silva That will cost even more
Stop foreign aide except for disasters and we would save billions upon billions per year along with some of the reasons we are paying them to begin with such as foreign bases ( and stop these senseless wars) , paying Egypt not to mess with Isreal etc... I can tell you several ways to save $ but nothing will change because the gov. is going to do what they want no matter what" We the People " say or want.
Working for refugees for many years, this deportation can be easily prevented. He was 1 year old when arrived in America. It was very easy to become U.S. citizen in 1985. We always urged the Southeast Asian refugees to become U.S. citizen, but some refused even to get free help. We provided education again and again that they can be deported, but some still did not listen, until it happened and it is too late.
Folks need to be more aware of their legal status, they should have applied for citizenship asap
I received my American citizenship back in 2000. The happiest day of my life 🎉 if theres one thing to learn when living in america is " stay away from trouble." respect the laws and remember how lucky you are. Long live the 🇺🇸
Thug life has consequences yo.
Why don't they fly out to Mexico and let the family meet up there?
Haga thats what I was thinking
for what? what would be the point to go to Mexico but waist your money. how silly and brainless you are. why don't they just go to Cambodia and visit him at the same time see their homeland. just doesn't make sense.
because they can't get a cambodian passport.
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Hahaha he certainly could pass for a Mexican
you got to thanks bill clinton for passing the law in 1996. i think us paid only $950.00 per deportee from another shows.
I'm so glad this thief cant come back, He lost his chance to be American
Denise Guajardo he wasnt given a chance to be american, his been there all his life still hasn't been a naturalized permanent US Resident. that is funny because my teacher from poland has only been in US for 7 years and is a permanent citizen, while this man who has lived there 20 years still never got it. If my teacher commited a crime he wudnt be deported.
well he could have been citizen but he didint attend oath ceremony because he was somewhere else involved in gang activity...and other guy who spent 19 years in jail obviously could;nt apply for citizenship from jail....so
theif u peace of shit this isn't ur land u took it from the Indians who the fuck u think u are u sorry peice of shit u are just a waste of spit
@@trollking8275 your teacher is White (poland). They only deported black and brown skin People and keep in the whites.
@@Bf26fge this most definitely not your land.... they should deport YO BLACK ASS TOO 😂
Just don't break the law. It's that simple. Many, MANY new immigrants have no trouble following laws.
Many new immigrants were placed in California hoods.
13:52 I love how he walks... It is a signature billionaire walk..
Walk of a Criminal
Good to see the update on Wicked. I hope everything changes for the better and they fix the stupid loopholes and laws.
he got caught stealing cars,what about all the other crimes he got away with
bunch of crybabies! he is a criminal.
What about those victim he created stumbling through life.
They served their time. They did their punishment.
@@206guy5 if he hurt your child maybe a parent or a sibling what would you say. What would you say to your niece or nephew.
Who would put their story on the internet.
You are fake news
@@franknash7878 I’d obviously say put him in jail or prison which the participants in the video did. They serve their sentence. That’s it. No unnecessary punishments after. How would you feel if you were punished for something you did when you were 15?
@@206guy5 I live in California I have had my civil rights violated by political agenda.
I don't wear it on my sleeve!
I also can she he is no white boy Rick.
I have no sympathy. He actually did something criminal.
Good day!
@@franknash7878 Yeah he did something criminal when he was an adolescent. Big difference.
You did the crime you pay the time.
The thing is is that these people had no idea they could get deported. A warning would’ve been nice. Coming 10 years later after you’ve cleaned your act up? I say that’s wrong. A lot of these crimes were done as teenagers too
Im British originally and lived in the USA for years and so became a USA Citizen and now I live in Cambodia.
These guys should not have got involved in the gang life plus if they were Citizens they would do jail time but they cannot be deported if they were US Citizens holding a USA Passport.
Andrew Blackadder that other guy did 16 years from the age of 16, comes out and now is being given another sentence. If he was Vietnamese his case would be diffrent. im not for or against it but all ppl should be treated equally.
Trigger Happy
No doubt about that and the fact that the USA deported them all to a country they hardly even knew is scandalous and a disgrace.
Many Cambodians had to join gangs to protect themselves from other groups. Just like the video said, Cambodian refugees were placed in the worst areas in California and were picked on. They had to make gangs to protect their community.
@@206guy5 :That is not an excuse.
@@abw48 If person comes here as a child and get refuged in ghetto hoods versus a person that comes here in the suburbs, who has the higher chance of falling to gangs? Understand? Just because you come here and do good, it isn’t the same circumstance.
this law is very beutiful god bless u.s
Shut the fuck up before Donald trump deport you hoto
Actually, the Cambodian Government loves these guys and gave them very warm welcome back as VIPs.
When they were picked-up at the airport (Free One-Way/Sardines Class) and enroute to their destination with Police escort. The local people lined-up on both sides of the street cheering, waving, filming, take pictures of them like Rap-Stars.
* The Cambodian Government offered them jobs as Politicians and Diplomatics for their deep understanding of Cultures/Cutoms, while lived abroad.
* The local Law Firms offered them jobs as Attorneys/Legal Counselors for their immense knowledge of Policies and Systems in the Western worlds.
* The local Schools, Colleges and Universities offered them jobs as English Teachers for their extensive education and their extraordinary fluence English.
* The local TV and Radios Stations offered them jobs as TV Broadcasters and Radio Announcers for their amazing verbal communication and infomercial skills.
* The local Hotels and Tourist Industries offered them jobs as Travel Guides or Interpreters for their outstanding characters - stunning outlooks and appearances.
* Even the local Shops/Stores, Tech & Construction Firms, Tik-Tik Drivers and Farmers wanted to offer them jobs for their courageously incredible ambitions.
** But there's no takers nor applicants for these golden opportunities that are still waiting for them...
Why is the Cambodian government offering jobs to people who are criminals. Why are criminals being rewarded? This is such a bad behavior on the part of the Cambodian government.
@@bigfan2452 Sounds like he is being sarcastic
Doing this to someone who only committed a crime as a juvenile (and was raised in your country), and who hasn't reoffended since, is absolutely uncalled for. You can't argue things like safety with cases like that, and it's pretending the country's social etc. issues had nothing to do with it.
Do I give a sht. He was given opportunity to apply and he didn't. Laws broken they already breaking in and taking all the money. Look at new york. You only trash sht about American yet refuse to acknowledge the other countries do it too but since those aren't white man country you turn a blind eye. Qatar has it worse it migrant who most are illegal hardly get pay or get deported. There no safety net for them. And the citizen treat them like trash.
What he was thinking when he was committing crimes and stealing cars... America gave him every opportunity but he drained and wasted it by stealing cars and etc.
Should we sympathise with criminals? Is this what this propaganda about?
Some refugees take it for granted living in a free country like the USA. Young, strong, with a working family, he had everything in his favor...too late now.
What I don't understand is they let him free in Cambodia they should lock him up there!
Don't matter if he walking free there or not cause there's killer all over the place there. You go there thinking you tough cause you're in a gang back in the U.S, you're wrong. Guys there will chop you up alive with machetes and axes. So he's not any safer walking free.
They don't need to lock him up. The streets will just consume him.
They should be deported, yes. But not retroactively.
If he committed that crime 10 years prior, before the law was changed, served out his sentence, and has been clean ever since then, it's not really fair.
I feel sorry for them but you shouldn't commit any crime or offence.
He had a chance of good lıfe but broke the law.
It's a month away from 2023, Cambodia is developing at a fast rate, it's not so difficult to live here anymore.
I went in early 2019, china was taking over the place especially sihanoukville. Wonder how different it is now
Why not apply for citizenship as soon as you are eligible? At least you can change your status in the US system. Don't apply and break the law in the US, no strike three. I do agree the Cambodian agreement should mirror the Vietnamese agreement though, difficult to comprehend how upside down those countries were after the war.