Although Pastor Max's 17-year-old conviction for driving while intoxicated undoubtedly counts as a 'significant misdemeanor'... he was deported to Honduras last month.
Jeh Johnson: “Although Pastor Max's 17-year-old conviction for driving while intoxicated undoubtedly counts as a 'significant…”
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Highlighting the deportation of Pastor Max Villatoro despite his qualifying circumstances for discretion.
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How can you vote for someone for president who is under four different federal, criminal – four different felony indictments, who may well be convicted of a serious felony by Election Day?
Now, let me take that a step further, I think this President has an opportunity…at — and a lot of people won’t want to hear this — comprehensive immigration reform.
The legitimate case to be made here is: How can you vote for someone for president who is under four different federal, criminal – four different felony indictments, who may well be convicted of a serious felony by Election Day?
The numbers, now, are something like, last time I looked, 12,000 a month. The prior administration sometimes saw that in a day.





