have requested asylum in the U.S. after landing on a remote Alaskan island in the Bering Sea, Alaska U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski's office said Thursday.
ICE officials are currently holding the two Russian nationals who arrived in Alaska in a small boat on Tuesday, a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson confirmed to. The individuals were transported to Anchorage for vetting and screening after DHS was alerted of their arrival by local officials.
So.... two people who are actually here for asylum - as opposed to the majority who are here for the trillions of dollars in free stuff. If you really seek political asylum - you do it in the first country you get to - not travel through 10 other countries you pass through.
Not so fast. It could be a set up.
Here's to the tens of thousands of Americans who have fled to Canada to avoid serving as cannon fodder in the American imperial wars against Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq.
Did they get a flight to Martha’s Vinyard?
Probably should vet them for ties to the KGB
Good thing they’re white.
Well looky here guys n gals. So we've got us here a couple 'illegals' not asylum seekers. Can someone put a mic in some MAGA Republicans face and see if we should deport them back to Russia.
I figure there should be some interesting takes in the replies. I'm here for it.
Im waiting to see which Republicans are going to call for their deportation............see who is really doing it for the law and order...and which are just doing it for color order.
Probably not spies
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