Tim Miller

I believe I've mentioned on the show the story of Jimena Arias Cristobal. That's a young woman in Georgia, in Dalton, Georgia. who had just graduated high school was brought to this country from mexico when she was four she was pulled over for initially the what the initial allegation what the police told us was that she did not have her turn signal on when she made a right turn

and then did not have her license on her. They realized she is not documented. They shackled her and sent her to a detention center three hours away in Georgia as they process her for deportation to a country that she has not lived in since she was a very small child. If she'd come in a different year, as she came a little after the time to Georgia,

and then did not have her license on her. They realized she is not documented. They shackled her and sent her to a detention center three hours away in Georgia as they process her for deportation to a country that she has not lived in since she was a very small child. If she'd come in a different year, as she came a little after the time to Georgia,

and then did not have her license on her. They realized she is not documented. They shackled her and sent her to a detention center three hours away in Georgia as they process her for deportation to a country that she has not lived in since she was a very small child. If she'd come in a different year, as she came a little after the time to Georgia,

Qualified for DACA, you might be familiar with that. Folks, you know, we tried to pass the DREAM Act several times, which would have given legal status to people who are brought to this country as children and to, you know, check certain metrics such as not doing crimes, going to school, learning English. Ximena had done all of that.

Qualified for DACA, you might be familiar with that. Folks, you know, we tried to pass the DREAM Act several times, which would have given legal status to people who are brought to this country as children and to, you know, check certain metrics such as not doing crimes, going to school, learning English. Ximena had done all of that.

Qualified for DACA, you might be familiar with that. Folks, you know, we tried to pass the DREAM Act several times, which would have given legal status to people who are brought to this country as children and to, you know, check certain metrics such as not doing crimes, going to school, learning English. Ximena had done all of that.

And we are, you know, I guess, like holding her in a cell for some reason. I don't know what fear of... fear of flight. I don't understand, besides cruelty, why we feel like we need to do that, and then are going to send her back to our home country. The whole story is just sick as it is, that this is what is happening with the country, that there aren't other ways that we can't deal with this.

And we are, you know, I guess, like holding her in a cell for some reason. I don't know what fear of... fear of flight. I don't understand, besides cruelty, why we feel like we need to do that, and then are going to send her back to our home country. The whole story is just sick as it is, that this is what is happening with the country, that there aren't other ways that we can't deal with this.

And we are, you know, I guess, like holding her in a cell for some reason. I don't know what fear of... fear of flight. I don't understand, besides cruelty, why we feel like we need to do that, and then are going to send her back to our home country. The whole story is just sick as it is, that this is what is happening with the country, that there aren't other ways that we can't deal with this.

Obviously, criminals should be jailed, should be sent back to their country. People that came here illegally as grownups, I'm going to have probably more liberal views on that than some others, but I understand that there are going to have to be rules, and some of those folks are going to end up being deported, and that's just the nature of our system. But I...

Obviously, criminals should be jailed, should be sent back to their country. People that came here illegally as grownups, I'm going to have probably more liberal views on that than some others, but I understand that there are going to have to be rules, and some of those folks are going to end up being deported, and that's just the nature of our system. But I...

Obviously, criminals should be jailed, should be sent back to their country. People that came here illegally as grownups, I'm going to have probably more liberal views on that than some others, but I understand that there are going to have to be rules, and some of those folks are going to end up being deported, and that's just the nature of our system. But I...

who's for this besides like Gollum, Stephen Miller and Tom Homan and a few other people replying to me on X who, you know, are trying to get off on other people's pain. Like the idea that we're going to send this young woman who's done nothing wrong back to a country she hasn't lived in because she didn't have her turn signal on is fucking outrageous and it is enraging.

who's for this besides like Gollum, Stephen Miller and Tom Homan and a few other people replying to me on X who, you know, are trying to get off on other people's pain. Like the idea that we're going to send this young woman who's done nothing wrong back to a country she hasn't lived in because she didn't have her turn signal on is fucking outrageous and it is enraging.

who's for this besides like Gollum, Stephen Miller and Tom Homan and a few other people replying to me on X who, you know, are trying to get off on other people's pain. Like the idea that we're going to send this young woman who's done nothing wrong back to a country she hasn't lived in because she didn't have her turn signal on is fucking outrageous and it is enraging.

But if you're ready to be more enraged, She actually did have her turn signal on. Here's a press release that came out on Monday from the Dalton Police Department. After a review of the dash cam video of the traffic stop, it was determined that Ms. Arias Christobal's vehicle was similar to the offending vehicle, but was not the vehicle that made the improper turn.

But if you're ready to be more enraged, She actually did have her turn signal on. Here's a press release that came out on Monday from the Dalton Police Department. After a review of the dash cam video of the traffic stop, it was determined that Ms. Arias Christobal's vehicle was similar to the offending vehicle, but was not the vehicle that made the improper turn.

But if you're ready to be more enraged, She actually did have her turn signal on. Here's a press release that came out on Monday from the Dalton Police Department. After a review of the dash cam video of the traffic stop, it was determined that Ms. Arias Christobal's vehicle was similar to the offending vehicle, but was not the vehicle that made the improper turn.

City of Dalton administrator was notified by the police chief that a dismissal for the improper turn citation was in process after review of the dash cam. Great news, I guess. She's not going to get a traffic ticket any longer. Here's the problem. She still remains in ICE detention facing deportation. You just can't hate these people enough, honestly.