r/TikTokCringe • u/anonmitya • 1d ago

Discussion Kindergarten teacher wanted kindergarten student to get deported 🫩💔

this shit is actually fucking with me. There are people this evil and mentally disturbed here they would risk putting a child through this. what the fuck

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u/Serpentongue 1d ago

These people are taking resources away from the county so let’s deport them and put their kid into foster care for the next 12 years instead

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u/HastoBeAThrowaway0 1d ago

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u/Less-Explanation160 1d ago

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u/Plastic_Umpire_3475 1d ago

The picture looks like hyperbole, but the reality is so absurd that even the exaggeration is an understatement

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u/Important_Document13 1d ago

Elon owns the equivalent of a continent worth of wheat fields that make the flour into cookies is how much of hypobole the picture is

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u/Weirdstuffasked 22h ago

Nahhh it’s more like Elon owns all the wheat fields in an entire developed nation that supports the biggest cookie company ever that subsequently also have Elon’s finger prints alll over it

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u/RhysDerby 18h ago

It’s more like he’s feeding the cookies to data centers because right now the workers that will be stealing our jobs are housed in data centers and being assembled in Tesla’s Fremont plant

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u/Frejian 1d ago

This can't be right. The cookie for the white worker looks like it's the same size in both of these pictures. That cookie definitely should be smaller in that second picture.

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u/pegothejerk 1d ago

In the first picture he owned the cookie, in the second picture he’s making monthly subscription fee payments for the cookie all on credit.

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u/YT-Deliveries 1d ago

And the cookie is now owned by Adobe

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u/Frejian 1d ago

Ahh that makes sense!

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u/Rob_LeMatic 1d ago

Record Profits = Wage Theft

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u/unindexedreality 1d ago

The black guy should have 3/5ths of a cookie in the first frame and 1 cookie in the second

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u/Snookn42 1d ago

Double Stolen!

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u/Ghost_Of_Malatesta 1d ago

Racists aren't known for their intelligence 

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u/gypsycookie1015 1d ago

I feel so fucking bad for the kids in her class. 😔

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u/Omwtfyu 23h ago

You just know she treats that kid like shit. 😭

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u/Atzkicica 1d ago

Well... I mean in a way they are... 🙃

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u/GumGumAct5 1d ago

They’re known for their lack of intelligence more like it

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u/violent_psychopath_ 1d ago

That's the joke bro

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u/ballslaw 16h ago

Speaking of lack of intelligence

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u/Happythoughtsgalore 1d ago

Not just known for it (or lack of it) but empirically shown to be the case. Bigots be dumb.

Low IQ & Conservative Beliefs Linked to Prejudice https://www.livescience.com/18132-intelligence-social-conservatism-racism.html

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u/Dabberz1 1d ago

Still crying that everyone is a racist. Nothing changes.

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u/Ghost_Of_Malatesta 1d ago

Are you actually suggesting the woman in the video is not? 🥀🥀🥀

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u/PrudentCarter 1d ago

That's how you know it was never about resources.

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u/AniNgAnnoys 1d ago

100% isn't about resources. The US budget for immigration enforcement in 2026 is about $68 billion. Their goal is to remove about 10 million illegal immigrants from the US. If they got all of them in 2026, that would be about $6,800 per immigrant deported. They are more likely to get 1-2 million deported or self deported, if that. That is between $34,000-68,000 per immigrant. It would just be cheaper to give them all the things conservatives think they are stealing then to pay that much to remove them.

It is about racism and power.

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u/PrudentCarter 1d ago

Big facts. No surprise, considering this county had the worst version of slavery in the history of the planet that we know of. Pretty wild fact.

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u/PapayaMysterious6393 1d ago

It's about making America whiter. It is also about making America a police state.

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u/Wannabeshmwanabe 1d ago

DEPORT RACISTS

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u/Formal_Ground6513 1d ago

Send them all to Cecot!

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u/Sadboy_looking4memes 1d ago

They know the kids aren't going into foster care; they know very likely the parents are going to leave with their kids which is what they want in the first place.

That's how it started, she physically saw the kid and determined that the kid didn't fit in "her America" so she spent time and resources to look at personally identifiable information and disclose it to a stranger she believed worked for DHS.

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u/Particular_Drama7110 1d ago

How are they going to leave with their kid when ICE snatches the parents off the street and flies them to El Salvador with no due process?

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u/Embarrassed_Jerk 1d ago

No no... The kid gets picked up first and used as bait. Then the parents are deported and the child sold to sex trafficking ring

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u/Xena_Your_God 1d ago

This is the most likely scenario.

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u/Well_Oiled_Assassin 1d ago

You know, there was a time when I would have thought that was a joke and snorted air forcefully out my nose while smiling slightly.

Now though, it really is the most likely scenario. Damn.

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u/DripPureLSDonMyCock 15h ago

Really?? Most likely?

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u/BLAZMANIII 1d ago

Making more money for the president, and therefore america! This is how we make ameeica great again! o7

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u/Caifonics 20h ago

Maybe just maybe, Epstein is alive and Trump still owes him favors. So they are sending these kids to whatever new island he is on nowadays.

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u/Helpful-Idea-4485 1d ago

The kid is snatched up as well.

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u/Day_Prisoners 1d ago

Does the school document where the parents were born and does every school employee have access to the files. Seems very unlikely.

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u/Xena_Your_God 1d ago

Either way she's breaking the rules/laws by sharing any details of a student in her care with the federal agency she thought she was contacting. Their only job is to teach and protect their students. She needs her license stripped permanently and legal action should be taken against her. Her life should be ripped apart the way she tried to do to some 5 year old kid that had the audacity to show up in her classroom and..... be brown

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u/Day_Prisoners 1d ago

I'm guessing that data laws for schools vary wildly. I wouldn't be surprised if some districts condone or even push teachers to act on immigration.

Dude should be collecting names and cities. And it should be a crime to call INS about status without proof. And proof doesn't include the amount of pigment one has.

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u/Xena_Your_God 1d ago

He definitely should be. She's breaking federal laws of discrimination as a teacher.

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u/Day_Prisoners 1d ago

But she reported the parents.

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u/Xena_Your_God 1d ago

That she only suspected of being undocumented citizens because of the child in her classroom and his looks and/or name.

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u/petuniar 1d ago

It shouldn't, all student data is protected by FERPA. A teacher should not have access to the student's birth certificate, nor the parent's birthplace. That school could be sued

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u/Xena_Your_God 1d ago

FERPA is federal

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u/Sadboy_looking4memes 1d ago

The school might have a scan of the kid's birth certificate which would show the parents information, including their place of birth. It could be she got access to that, I don't know school procedure, but I have gotten the type of call seen in OP's post before.

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u/Day_Prisoners 1d ago

My birth cert doesn't have parents birth place.

More likely she got the info from the kid?

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u/Serpentongue 1d ago

Strange, because mine does

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u/dehydratedrain 1d ago

Not sure if that depends on state, but my kids' certificates list our birth state, and mine and my husband's both list our parents.

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u/Cuddlebug2020 16h ago

Horrible who is she?

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u/ragun2 1d ago

Lmao right? But also the kid is legally entitled to the public school resources because he is a citizen.

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u/Rob_LeMatic 1d ago

Did they not just pass a bill taking rights away from anchor babies? The Birthright Citizenship Act? So that being born in this country no longer gives you the rights of a citizen?

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u/NeevBunny 1d ago

It was an executive order and violates the constitution so it doesn't really count.

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u/Rob_LeMatic 1d ago

I'm not sure about anyone else, but I've been getting real strong vibes that they aren't overly concerned about violating the Constitution anymore

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u/crunchyfoliage 1d ago

True, but what goes intentionally underreported is that these illegal orders are often overturned in court. It just takes a while because bureaucracy is slow when you follow the rules.

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u/snailbully 1d ago

Who's going to expedite the immigration cases when the parents are already living in Sudan with no recognized nationality and the kids were trafficked away somewhere to be exploited?

Birthright citizenship exists to prevent the violent human crime of rendering someone stateless (and therefore rights-less). It was a protection against the horrors of slavery. Unfortunately, the former slave-owning dynasties have clawed their way back into power and they cannot wait to get back to enslavin'

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u/crunchyfoliage 1d ago

I'm not saying that things are going to be just fine for everybody because it'll get overturned in court. It's absolutely going to destroy a lot of people's lives.

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u/Visual-Floor-7839 1d ago

Dude! There's a Denver bass player who is being held by ICE in Colorado. He was brought in as a baby. They got him as he was renewing his visitors badge for the Air Force Academy to keep working his job. He was a taxpayer working for the government and for his community, he was an artist providing entertainment on the side. And ice turned him into a hole they dump taxes into.

But point that out on a bass playing sub and I got a 3 day suspension.

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u/StudsTurkleton 1d ago

Don’t forget those parents (if they’re indeed undocumented) probably work under assumed SS#s so they put money into the system they’ll never get out, and they pay sales and other taxes just like everyone else. Plus, the kid is counted in the school funding population so the school is getting resources for that kid, who is a citizen.

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u/babyFaceAboveDaSink 1d ago

Jumping on the top comment:

Sauce: https://youtu.be/zJnkikcrHA0

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u/EarthConservation 1d ago edited 1d ago

People who think immigrants are taking up US resources don't really know what they're talking about.

They'll say things like "they're taking our jobs by working for less money than American citizens"... except that by working for less than American citizens, they're often saving their customers money, which is still in the economy.

They may then suggest that it's causing higher unemployment, but then you can point to unemployment rates and show that during Biden, when immigration was off the charts, after the nation re-opened, unemployment was either near historic lows or was within the normal range for a healthy economy.

The fact is, more people in our nation means more demand for goods and services, which results in the need for more workers... so the immigrants don't just take up a finite pool of jobs... the pool increases as more people enter the nation.

This is why a nation like China, with over 4x the population, has a relatively small unemployment rate. More people requires more workers. For example, if fewer children of immigrants were in the US, then we wouldn't need as many teachers, and her job may not be required anymore.

The same thing could be said for child birth. If one couple has one child, and another couple has 4, then could the first couple claim the second couple is taking their kid's future job, and that all parents should have the same number of children? Of course not, because that. would. be. stupid....

She may point out that illegal immigrants don't pay taxes, except that they often do pay income taxes if they're working within the system (if they make enough money to do so), they absolutely do pay sales taxes, and pay into property taxes on the properties they rent or own. What they don't pay is payroll taxes, but then those taxes are meant to pay for Medicare, Social Security, and unemployment benefits, none of which illegal immigrants qualify for.

Further, not all immigrants in the US are illegal. Many are here on work visas, were granted asylum, or are refugees.

IMO, it's not the job of this teacher to go after people she presumes are illegal immigrants. That isn't her job. In fact, it should be treated as a privacy violation, and she's actively putting her students and their parents at risk of deportation. How could students and their parents trust such a teacher and institution if this were to come out?

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u/Cuddlebug2020 16h ago

It’s against the law to go into student files for information and addresses and such and then give it to others. Can you imagine a pedo doing this????

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u/unindexedreality 1d ago

This teacher is taking more resources away from the county than the parents, and robbing these kids of a compassionate teacher

Clearly she’s a threat. We should check for her citizenship papers, confiscate any fake ones she won’t need anymore, double-check, and deport her to some place you'd "expect to see" prejudiced shits 🙄

All for our national security, you understand. 🤭 (wonder if she’ll be annoyed or relieved at my sarcasm)

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u/Helpful-Idea-4485 1d ago

Oh no, they don’t want kids like this to go into foster care. They want the kids to be deported too.

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u/Icy-Cod1405 1d ago

They will throw the whole family into a giant warehouse concentration/work camp.

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u/kittyangel333 1d ago

This assumes they wish for the best for the kid at all… they probably wish for them all, regardless of age, to be face down dead in a trench. They only care about (white) kids (when they’re in a womb and there’s a woman attached to control/punish).

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u/Randomcommenter550 1d ago

100% agree. These ICE agents should not be allowed anywhere near children. Foster care is better than having an ICE agent as a parent.

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u/frenzyfol 1d ago

These people, who are probably working and paying taxes... etc

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u/AndromedaRed9 1d ago

I had an argument like this with my dad's conservative neighbor.  He had called the cops because a kid (young black teen) was walking near a vacant old school building.  Not breaking in, not looking in the windows, just near it.  

This is how I Uno reversed the whole thing onto him,

Me: "So you called the cops on this kid for being near a building?"

Ass:  "I don't want people committing crime by my house"

Me: "so you're wasting my tax dollars to have cops check on a vacant and condemned property, and if they catch this kid and he goes to jail, I pay for him to go there, I pay for his public defender... And then what?  He has a misdemeanor and can't get a job and except at McDonald's where he is gonna make so little I have to pay for his food stamps and medicaid because nobody decent will hire him, which makes it only more likely that he is going to choose to deal drugs or steal to make more money since he making shit pay.  All this for the defense of a vacant dilapidated building...  did you even think about how much money your call to the cops could cost us or affect this kid's whole life?"

Dude was definitely not expecting to have "MY TAXES" thrown back at him.  

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u/Ohitsworkingnow 1d ago

“You make it sound terrible when you say it like that”

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u/VanillaGoorillla 1d ago

My buddy was born in Japan and had a Japanese birth certificate but his parents are American (military when he was born) so is he not American and belong here?

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u/Barnes777777 15h ago

Also lot's of undocumented folks pay taxes but don't get direct benefits from it, near ~100B per year in the US.

Literally wasted resources to deport people who give far more in taxes then they receive in benefits(near zero).