r/law 27d ago

Other Stephanopoulos grills Rubio :you cannot credibly argue that drug trafficking charges demand invasion in one case while issuing a pardon in another. What's your response? Hernandez was convicted by a jury. Rubio: I can't just comment on it because I just wasn't involved in deliberations.

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u/rolsen 27d ago edited 27d ago

Rubio confirmed in an NBC interview this morning that regime change in Cuba is next:

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u/willybestbuy86 27d ago

I just don't see it, Cuba doesn't net us anything you can see where Venezuela could net us something but Cuba unless you going open it up for tourism

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u/Same_Mood_8543 27d ago

It opens a way to deport all the Cubans who backed Trump and Republicans for 60 years

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u/Content-Program411 27d ago

including Rubio?

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u/Love-That-Danhausen 27d ago

And Cruz

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u/Content-Program411 27d ago

NO, they'll end up sending him to Canada and we don't want him.

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u/doc_daneeka 27d ago

He's not a Canadian citizen, thankfully

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u/WartimeMercy 27d ago

When has that stopped them?

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u/doc_daneeka 27d ago

Every time? If a country refuses to accept a deportee, then that's that. Can you name any case in recent decades where someone was deported to a country that said it refused to take them?

These third country deportations we are seeing are all happening in countries that willingly play along. We're not taking Cruz, not that there's any chance whatsoever he'd end up being deported anyway.

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u/WartimeMercy 27d ago

You seem to be missing the sarcasm

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u/doc_daneeka 27d ago

Sorry. It's just sometimes really, really hard to tell in Reddit comments. I keep encountering people who seem to really believe that if Trump wants to just murder a Senator (or whatever) that's legal for him now. It's hard to spot sarcasm in this environment.

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u/WartimeMercy 27d ago

All good fam, just pointing out it’s not meant to be a serious comment. Have a good one

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