Give her a visa.
Provide her airplane ticket.
Fly her to GITMO.

The more we rescue people from the consequences of their choices, the more violent, less free and less prosperous society will become.

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Originally posted by Sig2340:
Give her a visa.
Provide her airplane ticket.
Fly her to GITMO.

I bet PASig would concur.

She is home where she belongs..... Born a American has absolutely anything to do with it.. Once she traveled to that shit hole of a sandbox country to join up with our sworn enemies that have vowed to destroy us and our country...... She made her bed of roses so now she can sleep on the thorns. ............................................... drill sgt.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/isis...KqxJiGsJELPp6qq6nbvu

Kind of ironic with our borders otherwise open, still, leave her be over there.

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Originally posted by sourdough44:
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/isis...KqxJiGsJELPp6qq6nbvu

Kind of ironic with our borders otherwise open, still, leave her be over there.

If she ever gets a passport, no matter the country, and then somehow can enter Mexico, she'd obviously have no problem getting back into the US via the southern border. And you know there'd be a caravan of lawyers, and probably American politicians, lining up to fight any attempt to deport her.

As usual, there's always two sides to that coin.

Allow me, if you would, to take you back, Mr Peabody, to a media article of 2019 ...

Judge Rules That U.S.-Born Woman Who Joined ISIS Is Not A U.S. Citizen

In February 2019, the State Department declared that Muthana "is not a U.S. citizen and will not be admitted into the United States."

The statement from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that "she does not have any legal basis, no valid U.S. passport, no right to a passport, nor any visa to travel to the United States."

The next day, her father, Ahmed Ali Muthana, filed a federal lawsuit.

Hoda Muthana's citizenship was in dispute because her father was living in the U.S. and working as a diplomat for his home country, Yemen, prior to her birth.
For families of diplomats, citizenship isn't automatically conferred on babies born in the U.S. because of diplomatic immunity.

The central question in this case was when Ahmed Ali Muthana's diplomatic immunity ended.
Yemen's government dismissed him as a diplomat in June 1994, several months before his daughter was born.

In 2016, the US State Dept declared her passport was issued in error and revoked it.

Reap ... sow ...