For roughly 100 days, Thomas says he faced harsh detention conditions, despite agreeing to deportation
Sam Levin
Tue 15 Jul 2025 06.00 EDT
Thomas, a 35-year-old tech worker and father of three from Ireland,
came to West Virginia to visit his girlfriend last fall. It was one of
many trips he had taken to the US, and he was authorized to travel
under a visa waiver program that allows tourists to stay in the
country for 90 days.
He had planned to return to Ireland in December, but was briefly
unable to fly due to a health issue, his medical records show. He was
only three days overdue to leave the US when an encounter with police
landed him in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) custody.
On 17 Jul 2025, Attila <me4guns@verizon.removeme.this2.nospam.net>
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For roughly 100 days, Thomas says he faced harsh detention conditions,
despite agreeing to deportation
Sam Levin
Tue 15 Jul 2025 06.00 EDT
Thomas, a 35-year-old tech worker and father of three from Ireland,
came to West Virginia to visit his girlfriend last fall. It was one of
many trips he had taken to the US, and he was authorized to travel
under a visa waiver program that allows tourists to stay in the
country for 90 days.
He had planned to return to Ireland in December, but was briefly
unable to fly due to a health issue, his medical records show. He was
only three days overdue to leave the US when an encounter with police
landed him in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) custody.
Another Rudy chop job.
He might have avoided immigration consequences, if it weren’t for an ill- >timed law enforcement encounter.
Thomas and his girlfriend, Malone, were visiting her family in Savannah, >Georgia, when Thomas suffered a mental health episode, he and Malone >recalled. The two had a conflict in their hotel room and someone overheard
it and called the police, they said.
Malone, who requested to use her middle name to protect her boyfriend’s >identity, said she was hoping officers would get him treatment and did not >want to see him face criminal charges. But police took him to jail,
accusing him of “falsely imprisoning? his girlfriend in the hotel room, a >charge Malone said she did not support.
He beat the shit out of the stupid woman, who like most abused women, was >completely in denial.
It sounds like a pack of lies.
"Thomas asked to be identified by a nickname out of fear of facing further >consequences with US immigration authorities."
He has nothing to worry about from US authorities in Ireland.
"Malone, who requested to use her middle name to protect her boyfriend’s >identity"
Here is his GF. No wonder the cops were called.
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSHiKLVnd5Kda7H_JJXgOx2wBF44IZeoT0Wmw&s
On 17 Jul 2025, Attila <me4guns@verizon.removeme.this2.nospam.net>
posted some news:Sd8eQ.1784992$zOOb.258027@fx16.iad:
For roughly 100 days, Thomas says he faced harsh detention conditions,
despite agreeing to deportation
Sam Levin
Tue 15 Jul 2025 06.00 EDT
Thomas, a 35-year-old tech worker and father of three from Ireland,
came to West Virginia to visit his girlfriend last fall. It was one of
many trips he had taken to the US, and he was authorized to travel
under a visa waiver program that allows tourists to stay in the
country for 90 days.
He had planned to return to Ireland in December, but was briefly
unable to fly due to a health issue, his medical records show. He was
only three days overdue to leave the US when an encounter with police
landed him in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) custody.
Another Rudy masterpiece.
He might have avoided immigration consequences, if it weren’t for an ill- timed law enforcement encounter.
Thomas and his girlfriend, Malone, were visiting her family in Savannah, Georgia,
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