O.C. resident facing deportation pleads for pardon

Kimberly Cheng reports for the KTLA 5 News at 3 on July 25, 2022.
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[@gerard4441]

the news has way too much sympathy for criminals in this country. what about the ones whos been making the right decisions all their life???

[@robbieogle8622]

I know. And this is evidence.

[@bonbonjovi4836]

Also, what about the victims family

[@RollerBladingSuxs]

Society likes to overlook people who are law abiding citizens. It seems like bad people are giving preferential treatment

[@chikiscarrera7000]

Everyone has done something bad one way or another summer caught. Some are not some are judged by a jury, some walk away free whatever the race may be. But God is a God of mercy and love, and he is a new creation and decided to turn away from what he has done as a youth and that is what I see a miracle God has done in a terrible circumstance, and as for the family, I pray for them that they were to find the Lord and find the peace they’re searching for because only God will forever give that peace and love in their heart to forgive one another, and this cruel terrible world, because we are all imperfect, and only the God almighty above can change a man’s ways from evil to good

[@treytrev]

Have you made all the right decisions in your life? If you have then why are you complaining?

[@remkoart]

Imagine killing one, attempting to kill another (ptsd for life) only getting 14 years (wtf) then asking not to be deported. Can’t change the fact you murdered someone guy. He should be happy he’s out of prison…

[@emmantoast310]

Totally agree

[@alexmendez3681]

But he paid his time based on what the US decided. US also decided to release. What's the issue here?

[@madero-jb5ri]

@@alexmendez3681 It's not like he's going to a slum in Mexico or South America. South Korea is one of the Safest places in the world. He will be fine there.

[@alexmendez3681]

@@madero-jb5ri Your statement is irrelevant. What does that have to do with him serving his time based on what the US decided?

[@madero-jb5ri]

@@alexmendez3681 The US could revoke your citizenship if you committed a felony, especially since he was never born in this country. If it were me, I would rather live in S. Korea.

[@michaelarmenta8289]

He already got one miracle, his sentence commuted. I know a few people that did their time, came out, and got sent back to Mexico. I think he should just be thankful he is not in prison and make the best of it.

[@skatinsixes]

Let another race try this publicity stunt and theyd be sent back to jail for a few more years before deporting them

[@MrDsan123]

I agree

[@sydneytapia7726]

Michael very unfortunate for your friends who didn't have the resources, community, and grit to fight like Justin has to help fight for his pardon. Justin could take it the easy way and take ICE invitation to leave but today, Justin is using his story around the country and on multiple formats to help share his story and awareness to save the youth who, like him, fell into the wrong crowd and under the wrong influence. He is not only fighting for his pardon to stay BUT on the limited time he does have ledt, he is fighting to SAVE the youth, society, and families. We need more people like Justin who is actually making a difference.

[@skatinsixes]

@@sydneytapia7726 anybody can have “grit.” For some reason latinos dont even get a chance to be heard. Consider your friend lucky he only did 14 years after being sentenced to 80+

[@michaelarmenta8289]

@@sydneytapia7726 I get that Ms. I'm glad he turned his life around and is doing positive things. I also know that many people did the same, some even Veterans, and still got deported. Why is he considered special may I ask?

[@fabafaba4912]

There are thousands of immigrants that are deported and have a clean record and their not murdering anyone. He needs to pay for the murder,regardless if you changed. That has nothing to do with anything. Many people are deported each day. Children that don't have parents because their parents are deported , their facing depression ect. His case has no foundation including his words.

[@jos1157]

Exactly my thoughts. But we in a time where asians lives matter more and have good media attention

[@MrDsan123]

You are so right

[@lilypark8735]

Sad, but I totally agree with you.

[@DeeRendon23]

1:30

[@madero-jb5ri]

If it was me, Ill move to South Korea and marry a pretty Korean chic.

[@calvincheng]

if murderers deserve a pardon, then what about those who committed no crime? #Crazy

[@ghostraider4312]

Tell that to other good people that have been deported. Doesn't work like that.

[@lukecastle2538]

Plus he’s being deported to South Korea. Which is better than America, I would love to deported there

[@ricardolara2477]

My stupid uncle was here all his life and was deported to Mexico for not having a license..so let’s be fair and clean house

[@RG-wd6qs]

He is NO different from someone from Mexico, El Salvador, Jamaica, Dominica or anyone else who came to this country and committed a serious felony in the U.S. and who is deported back to their country once they've served their time. Unfortunately, Some people take for granted what a priviledge it is to live in USA and you need to face the consequences of your actions! That's our law and he should not get any special pardon.

[@rockhard9369]

unlimited peanut on flight back to south korea.

[@user-lm2nm7ry9z]

there is nothing previelage in living in America its the most oppressive country on the planet the guy made mistake for whatever reason and he deserve another chance at life,, we should perscute all the criminals politicians stealing from the poor people's..

[@anthonyfxbb9040]

Agreed!

[@onegodlovingloyalpatriotic954]

@@user-lm2nm7ry9z WRONG If it's so depressed Why are you still here? The whole world wants to come to this great nation I If it was so depressed then I don't think that we would be having the wide open border invasion 200,000 + a month

[@user-lm2nm7ry9z]

@@onegodlovingloyalpatriotic954 name me one great thing about America maybe the food that is it,,these people's stupid they will be slaved willingly by evil wealthy captlists nothing but working hard like slaves after 20 years of being slaved he only got 10 thousand dollars..

[@GunsAndGrenache]

There are millions of legal immigrants who made good judgements and decisions, demonstrated strong moral character, ethics, values, built businesses and families, helped grow the American GDP and didn't murder fellow human beings. Sorry bro, you MURDERED someone. Be thankful that South Korea isn't North Korea. Unlike your victim, you still have life left to live. Do your best in South Korea, adapt, and if you don't murder again, you can still do something positive with your life.

[@SABOARITI]

Guns and Grenache This young man is a legal immigrant as he was adopted from Korea when he was 2. He has no ties to Korea. At age 16 he violated the law, has served his sentenced and has been released. He has been rehabilitated, is now a contributing member of society. and deserves to stay here. I believe in forgiveness and redemption. I will add my signature so he can stay.

[@sydneytapia7726]

@@SABOARITI Well said Marita. Thank you for sharing and supporting Justin.

[@mrtopcat2]

@@SABOARITI Well said Marita, but such is life. Him being deported will set just another example to others who might consider going down his path. THAT is prevention and THAT is more important than anything else. If he is a real man, who is rehabilitated, he will realize that and concede.

[@cesartrujillo8813]

I agree…

[@user-cw2py6wh8l]

Why don't we just export all criminals to the South Pole.

[@bengolfs1]

...Maybe they should ask the family of the murder victim how they feel about Justin's deportation. I'm guessing they wouldn't be so forgiving?

[@rooster1012]

Killed another gangbanger who really cares other than the fact that he did the U.S. a favor.

[@uduran9907]

Exactly

[@AllenHanPR]

They forgave him.

[@bengolfs1]

@@AllenHanPR That's awesome. I don't know any of the circumstances surrounding the incident, except that he was a young man when he committed the crime and has grown wiser with time. This shows that people can change and lead a positive life.

[@jesmpk2298]

Exactly. F him. Send him back to jail to serve out the sentence IMO.

[@BabaYaga-yh3yi]

14 years is NOT enough for Murder and attempted murder. Tell that to the families of the victims.

[@asianconnection7701]

bro i got a friend who only did 5 years for murder , it all depend who u kill .

[@BabaYaga-yh3yi]

@@asianconnection7701 I didn’t sense a grain of remorse from his interview.

[@asianconnection7701]

@@BabaYaga-yh3yi bro ,people who commit murder DON'T want talk about their pass ,it's a very dark time in their life and they just want to let it go and move on but dumb people like us will always try to provoke them (to get a response ).WHY do u think mike tyson will get very angry at reporter when they bring up the subject.(rape)

[@kevinzhang6623]

@@BabaYaga-yh3yi Not everyone wears their emotions on their sleeve.

[@lithesteel9599]

I'm actually shocked to hear ICE is deporting anyone.

[@dank9288639]

they deport ppl every day 🤦‍♂️

[@2-old-Forthischet]

IMO, deportation is generous. Taking another person's life is forever. That deceased will never be able to return.

[@bonbonjovi4836]

Yep, at least he got his freedom back. Now he is getting greedy and wants more.

[@xinceras-6542]

This report is just ridiculous. He's not being deported to Somalia. He's being sent to South Korea, a safe prosperous developed country.

[@artochoamovies]

I'm unsympathetic. If the family of the victim he killed forgives him and can accept that he gets to freely walk the streets of this country whilst they mourn, then maybe he can stay.

[@AllenHanPR]

They did.

[@rayhsieh8761]

@@AllenHanPR maybe that should apply to all murderers

[@KT-yk4so]

@@AllenHanPR no they didn’t

[@datrat8238]

DEPORT HIM , GET OUT

[@mrbp3351]

@@KT-yk4so lmao who upset you man?

[@SpindleFloor]

murdered an innocent person and disabled another for no reason and now he somehow lucked out and has the balls to demand he doesn't get deported back to his homeland. what a coward.

[@user-uj5ly1eq5n]

That was him, it was one of the gang member

[@kylemalachi9279]

I wish they fought for the victims the way they fight for Justice for the criminals

[@bonbonjovi4836]

Exactly!

[@franky310lwd]

we all make mistakes in this world n we learn from them. I know this Justin we go to the same church I could say am bless to have a brother like him in my life he has teach me how not to make bad decisions that gonna lead me on what he went threw n now he giving back to the community n to our future generation so they won't do the same mistakes he did this guy here he a amazing brother that u could count on to help ot need advice he is a great child of god

[@bakoguy5330]

Very interesting, that’s why I feel being a judge is the hardest job in the world. You never want to make the wrong decision.

[@bengolfs1]

If it was up to George Gascon, Justin would get the key to the city.

[@taxfree4603]

Corny

[@fernandoespiritu4814]

Wrong county you trumpet

[@robbieogle8622]

😂😂😂

[@JimB16]

I noticed how he said, "a mirder happened." Feels like he's saying...somebody was shot to death and unfortunately I was in the area it happened. This is common with former inmates...awfully hard for them to say, "I committed a murder...I killed someone." This always seems telling to me in regards to their remorse and acceptance of responsibility.

[@Alvan81]

It depends. Yes some of these guys are not willing to admit what they did. BUT also some get charged with murder because they were _part of a group,_ yet not the Triggerman.. So technically accurate they did not murder the person. But they participated

[@JimB16]

@@Alvan81 Good point...not sure which one he was...

[@xamyx2205]

@@JimB16 It doesn’t matter. He knew enough about that “group” to be aware of what they were involved in… Millions of law abiding people in SoCal, but he made the choice to hang with them… Even at 16, he was old enough, and presumably not intellectually deficient, to know gang activity is illegal…

[@asianconnection7701]

i almost got deported for jay walking ,lol

[@KT-yk4so]

This garbage is the murderer. This is from court testimony: As they pulled up alongside Yao’s car on the freeway, defendant Chung rolled down the window, retrieved a gun “from under the seat or something,” and shot.... Lay stated that defendant Ryoo had driven the car and that defendant Chung, seated in the front seat, had been the shooter.

[@leokim1001]

I personally oppose to clemency of him . Justin Chung, now petitioning against his deportation as a double punishment, has served a 14-year prison sentence for murder and attempted murder. Even though he has been living in the United States and has been acting sincerity by attending church service It is difficult for me to see any reasons to treat him as special. If this individual is allowed to live in the United States it's disproportionate to the many immigrants who have been deported after their crimes and also It is obvious that missing the deadline to apply for his permanent residency is not the state's responsibility . Deporting aliens when they have committed a crime honors the legislative intent of Congressmen and serves the public safety of the United States.

[@chikiscarrera7000]

He got released from prison from a life sentence that says a lot they would of just left him in there. He better his life in there not even knowing they would let him out

[@WorldReserveCurrency]

I think the team should focus on that he has served the time. So the question is, should he get deported regardless of the outreach work he's doing with the youth in the criminal justice system. Or does society have more to gain by keeping him here. That cost/benefit analysis should be the focus of discussion. He can't unwind the victims time. And he can't unwind his time in jail. What should the future look like for all parties involved? The youth and Justin. Hard question to answer, but I'm thinking wouldn't society benefit more by letting him stay?

[@Butt_eater]

I personally think that there’s no amount of time one can serve for murder and say a debt has been paid.

[@dfelixrx7]

Apply that good behavior in his new home community

[@adanmorenomoncayo9694]

No hard feelings but he must go cus I’m sure if he was a Mexican he would’ve be gone as soon he steps out of jail deportation is also a punishment who he or she violate the law he must go

[@chikiscarrera7000]

He got released from prison from a life sentence that says a lot they would of just left him in there. He better his life in there not even knowing they would let him out

[@lamar310]

Application to stay...DENIED. Look at his resume...joined a gang, killed someone, and went to prison for an attempted murder. I never heard a good reason he should stay

[@SatyaKaliYam]

Lack of empathy. Put yourself in HIS shoes, can you say the same thing?

[@user-lm2nm7ry9z]

they all victims of that evil captlistic system they do nothing to solve poverty

[@resh998]

he himself is Mexican saying that lol , go back to Mexico 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@onegodlovingloyalpatriotic954]

@@SatyaKaliYam No it's called loving his nation and not wanting to prevent potential future crimes

[@chikiscarrera7000]

He got released from prison from a life sentence that says a lot they would of just left him in there

[@jeffpotter2934]

How about the person he killed? They won’t ever see their son again. Face the music. You already got lucky once.

[@oscarfernandez5631]

Only got 14 years for murder?

[@oeao2841]

Wow if it was a Latino he would get life

[@bruceim3290]

@@oeao2841 he did get life

[@Leonard_Wilson]

Black or Latino

[@kevinzhang6623]

He got 84.

[@user-uj5ly1eq5n]

@@Leonard_Wilsonor asian or middle eastern ppl

[@Lou-if1th]

See ya!

[@douglashernandez826]

Hopefully god listens and helps this guy

[@lolacookie453]

So he came to the country of opportunity only to squander it and instead lead a life of chaos and crime. Yeah, no. I’m sure there are plenty of people who are more worthy of the opportunity and honor of living here without criminal pasts.

[@user-lm2nm7ry9z]

he made mistake and that should apply to all the evil corrupted evil wealthy captlists thieves who steel from poor people..

[@noelaguirre7104]

I feel for him because in Korea he won't have easy access to guns and his crimes may bring severe punishment. Enjoy your airline peanuts on your trip back home.

[@robbieogle8622]

😂😂😂😂

[@lezzeppelin2222]

Kim Jong-Un would hiring him as a personal bodyguard.

[@nessparadis6948]

@@lezzeppelin2222 , that’s North Korea 🤦🏾‍♀️. He was born in South Korea.

[@Dashomin]

I’m korean (it’s shocking if I have to clarify I’m South Korean) but gangs here is….it is worse than you think they have no emotions killing children and mothers and grandparents the south Korean underworld is big. China too with traids (is it how you spell?) and Japan. Selling organs. The South Korean government tries to bury all this in media wiping many news clean in a day because they couldn’t control it) on the contrary, I think/ strongly believe if he goes to South Korea, the risk of him going back to the old ways is much easier/ more likely would happen in comparison to staying in the US (not that he will go back but I am saying the risk of committing crime for him if he go back is much more likely than in the states (sorry for my english). Corrupt. You think US police corrupt wait till South Korea (they all look innocent but don’t let them fool you it is so corrupt here you just don’t know the red light district is unregulated

[@joeqb5992]

He was released and paid his debt to society, but you still did the crime. I’m all for his changing his life, but he still took a life. So no.

[@tonymarin1803]

What makes him different than the millions of Hispanics that we sent home every day after they did their sentence

[@tonymarin1803]

@@Kathleen2022 as long as the immigration is there when you’re released they’ll send you to The country where you were born . I have many friends that are still sent back

[@f430ferrari5]

Will try to list out some differences: 1. He earned his college degree in prison. Can the millions of Hispanics say the same? 2. His only conviction is the current one he served time. He committed as a juvenile. Can the millions of Hispanics say the same? 3. He’s involved with a church and talks to troubled youth. Can the millions of Hispanics say the same? 4. He’s been out for over 2 years and has stayed out of trouble 5. His parents brought him here to the US legally. Most illegal Hispanics “entered” illegally which is actually a crime. There is a difference. Feel free to research the laws. I’m not staying this guy is just doing it better. However if a Hispanic fell under this category then there is a good chance he wouldn’t be deported either. If you research Newsom has pardoned some and they were older when committing the crime and it doesn’t appear they earned their degree in prison. Look up Carlos Vasquez Salazar. He’s from the Bay Area.

[@circesoul2218]

Nothing. He has to go.

[@tonymarin1803]

@@f430ferrari5 i’m glad you’re standing for what you believe in but at the end of the day they are rules and laws I know Hispanics that were sent back to Mexico for a DUI and they were here when they were one They received a college degree and decide to drink and drive on the way home

[@f430ferrari5]

@@tonymarin1803 you didn’t answer the point about Carlos Vasquez Salazar. You’re trying to say that was there only offense who were deported? You’re saying they decided to DUI “after” receiving their college degrees? I don’t see this as the same as the Korean. He’s led a model life after being released and knows better than to mess up again.

[@PhatNutz]

in all this time, why didn't he just get his us citizenship? 🤔

[@mgtowski395]

No time. Bangin' is a full-time job.

[@taxfree4603]

How?

[@bismarkT]

JUSTIN your LA privileges have been revoked. There's a job back in Korea working at a Kimchi factory waiting for you.

[@xinceras-6542]

Oh, just a little murder. No big deal. Who doesn't dabble in a bit of murder now and then, right?

[@angel-fz8qg]

If he's not deported, they have to bring back everyone back that were deported! It doesn't matter! You did a crime you gotta go!

[@DJ-xx6fb]

How does the guy that was killed feel?

[@circesoul2218]

He feels dead still

[@affordablewebsiterescue]

If he's a citizen he should get to stay here...if you've been here since you are 2

[@magiccarp3710]

What's the full story

[@aaliyahlove6564]

He was in a gang killed someone did time and now is like every ex convict, they want to speak to teens and change life's. Lol

[@magiccarp3710]

@@aaliyahlove6564 nah ship his azz back

[@e.fooyoung7451]

*Good looking young man.* *God bless you.*

[@oscarlucero2755]

My dad got deported for less it is what it is ✌️

[@pgarciaa]

Okay, so what about the hundreds of thousands of people who have NEVER committed any crimes and have STILL gotten deported?? Or the people that have committed petty crimes and also get deported. There's been situations where people get deported over a simple traffic stop for driving without a license. I don't see any of them getting any type of pardons. Why should someone involved in a MURDER be pardoned before ANYONE who hasn't committed a crime or a much lighter crime. I'm all for people turning their lives around and this guy really seems like he has changed his life in a positive way but giving him a pardon before people who are more deserving just isn't fair.

[@kevinzhang6623]

Are they illegal immigrants? If the answer is yes, every word you said afterwards is discounted.

[@gobanito]

He came here as a baby. So why was he never naturalized in all that time? Anyway if they are deporting US war veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and committed felonies after their service, then what chance does this guy have?

[@claudiasimpson4386]

No he needs to be resettled backto his ancestors home land , he's cost the taxpayers enough already and he is a Convicted felon. If his family is here illegally they can travel back together !!!. Good luck to him, but America should follow our laws.

[@darcicali7693]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@barbeedoll122]

Not true just because you were born in another country and raised here isn’t why you’re getting deported you’re considered being deported because you committed crimes in this country and that’s why you were red flagged not because you are from Korea

[@JohnLee-cb8ez]

Just comeback through Mexico. I hear it's open border.

[@aaliyahlove6564]

Better then getting off the boat.

[@Cm-ou3ml]

He said it him self he gonna live for the rest of his life the rip person can’t say that anymore

[@Melissa-in6un]

Murder and attempted murder .. you gots to go!

[@mrtee3477]

Two serious charges, send him back.

[@Melissa-in6un]

@@mrtee3477 absolutely

[@hystloko2890]

Meanwhile moms with no crimes get sent without argument

[@pablopence2429]

Never seen him deport this alien 👾👽👽👽

[@mariagarcia1101]

This happens to every one who goes to jail.

[@Thanks_alot]

If he was here since a baby then why isn’t he a US citizen? Someone please explain that?

[@nessparadis6948]

It’s not always so black and white.

[@Cm-ou3ml]

People get deported for dui

[@skatinsixes]

@V. P. N Read the news article him and his homies went up to a group of civilians at a party asked “where you from” civilians said they dont bang & left but this guy & his homie followed them onto the freeway and started shooting at them. They knew what they were doing

[@tatianamonterosamperio8441]

Thank God I live in Europe where guns are banned… this clearly shows how vulnerable people and groups are more likely to fall victim to gangs. I hope Justin you get to stay in the US and inspire more people to do good for society and for themselves.

[@chiehlilee9224]

What’s wrong with South Korea? I think his victim’s family would argue differently. He may think that he has paid his debt to society but what has he done for the victim’s family?

[@robbieogle8622]

Exactly. It's all about him.

[@no-replycovidtestresults5101]

SEND HIM BACK!

[@RufusBuck5]

I like how he has on an American flag shirt lol

[@Phonoodles408]

1:47 she didn’t even know what she wanted to say. She CAPPIN 🧢

[@AT-po5vs]

Too bad so sad my boy. Do the crime and pay the price. Even when you do your time we all know it's never over it follows us till the end

[@dalefutrelle1441]

I doubt the courts will allow him to stay as it would set a precedence that would allow hundreds or thousands of ex-cons to roam our streets.

[@michelleder108]

I came to the US years ago. I knew nothing about it then…

[@randygarcia367]

being in sk is better than being behind bars he should just b grateful for being free and not greedy

[@Hurley164]

Did you watch the video? He was already released

[@marionpolk6190]

Is she high. He was part of a murder. But of course he's been a role model citizen. Send him back. Is my choice. Yall feel sorry for him if you want. Bet whoever was killed. Family wants them back too but we all know that can't happen.

[@starvalcini5777]

Criminals should be deported as soon as they complete their prison sentence. You did the crime and history sometimes repeats itself. So once you're a bad apple you cant stay with the good apples. Cant feel bad for the bad. He changed but too late.

[@anti-poserpatrol9619]

Get him out of my city now lol

[@1rexrex]

He has been in prison half his life. The USA is a foreign country too. So whats the difference?

[@andrewgomez1344]

Dude they better not pardon him, wat about all the Latinos that spend all there life here without being a criminal straight up Naaaaa we need to stop this

[@chikiscarrera7000]

He got released from prison from a life sentence that says a lot they would of just left him in there. He better his life in there not even knowing they would let him out ever

[@tony202931]

Good bye ese

[@monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050]

It is not double punishment. The whole punishment package includes deportation. What makes him special?

[@anagomez9620]

He is a live testimony of conversion.he can help others.

[@aaliyahlove6564]

No

[@victor77777771]

Deport

[@truthbetold9865]

Same for whites going back to Europe or blacks going back to Africa.

[@kitziewitty7281]

Follow the laws.

[@user-lm2nm7ry9z]

the law that doesn't apply for all people's equally that law should not be respected..

[@taxfree4603]

Laws only apply to poor people

[@kerinohwithatwist]

South Korea is kinda of nice country. American travel to South Korea all the time and have nothing but great things to say about it.

[@uduran9907]

Blah blah blah... he's gotta go. We're not talking about a dui that he committed.

[@ATF.California]

That is what I call one Bad Hombre Send him packing

[@tylerquinn8927]

Thank you!!!!!!!

[@chikiscarrera7000]

He’s a changed mad and they let him out early that says a lot they could of just kept him in for life

[@KhmerKandal]

Beautiful reporter 😲👍

[@Luna2828moon]

No.... Bye

[@drumtwo4seven]

outta here

[@pyimoethan1]

He should have become a naturalized citizen if he has a chance.

[@xfxrxmxt1981]

It sucks

[@XoTeera]

Hmm South Korea doesn't sound that bad..

[@itsyooboii1464]

Pack your things, we're booking your flight tomorrow morning. you can be his replacement 🤣😭😭

[@XoTeera]

@@itsyooboii1464 YAYYYYYY

[@khmerkidz2600]

This is normal my good old friend got deported for nothing only knew the American life.. went back to Cambodia 1 year later he doed

[@tomsmith205]

Bye

[@Mocktezuma111]

South Korea isn't bad. and he got released early. What is so bad?.

[@riccirich9609]

Kimberly Cheng is crazy hott 😍

[@SlimSlime575]

right, no deportation .

[@shaggy420ism]

I know people that have been deported for less than that he should have gotten his citizenship while he had the chance

[@karennye3492]

This is what I want to say about our system our immigrant policies we need to fix I had a friend she's a Spanish she lived here all her life and her mom had a citizenship and her mom went back to Mexico cuz something happened to her mom she end up having her baby in Mexico because she was Hispanic when her daughter got older she came 18 she had to go get a green card to stay in the United States and it cost her 2,500 to get a green card and her husband had to do the same thing so basically it cost him 5,000 to get their citizenship to live in the United States $ $6,000 for her and she had to pay another $6,000 for her husband and we need to fix this is wrong just because her mother was not American person before but had a citizenship and she went back to her country accidentally had her baby her baby was not a citizen we need to fix this problem

[@skatinsixes]

Atleast they had a chance to pay for their greencard. Some people never even get the chance on the contrary ICE has set people up saying their greencard got approved but once they show up they get deported but yet these people want remorse from ICE? lol ok

[@chrishanks2299]

It doesn’t look good for him but neither did it look good for the Israelites that had their backs to the Red Sea and the Egyptian Chariots in front of them. If he stays in the U.S. it will take a miracle from the Lord. The last time I checked, The Lord is in the miracle business…

[@davegoldfarb]

ship him

[@RollerBladingSuxs]

I am Asiatic and I agree.

[@joekurtz8303]

To Detroit...

[@Bbmangood]

Seriously you have got to be kidding me unfortunately somebody did die those were his words you murdered somebody and you tried to murder another person go back to Korea. I can’t believe how this guy says I made some bad choices as a teenager literally you murdered a person he didn’t die you killed him understand maybe if you go back to Korea you’ll understand that.

[@circesoul2218]

Because he really doesn't care. It's all about him and what he wants.

[@AshleyyRenee]

Wow so Good to see that someone can change their ways, and have the opportunity to change there life, Also seeing that he’s giving back/influencing other teens in America to make sure that they don’t make them same mistakes he once did we need more people like this I’m this country !

[@onegodlovingloyalpatriotic954]

I think that he would be a better influence in his native South Korea

[@aaliyahlove6564]

Wow, you're such a weak minded person. He's like every other prisoner.

[@willc5023]

The guy shot and killed my cousin, i dont buy none of this bs he selling. He deserves to rot in jail for the rest of his life

[@mangkanor8726]

I hope he will not deported, he already change his life...

[@Kain4444]

Must be nice to live your own life after taking someone else's.

[@nosyrosie3716]

If, he still shows violence in the US Police friends. He should go back to Asia. After, you commit murder on a person for no reason. You will be able to be rehabilitated. We have Asian Chinese in US telling citizens to commit suicide for standing for the law. There are still Asian, Chinese Women working illefal in Texas and Massachusetts to deport.

[@annechris2677]

Don't use church as ex use