No. of Recommendations: 6
Bovino, who has been the face of DHS’ large-scale operations in Chicago, Charlotte and now Minnesota, has made comments on social media with a similar message, adding that a REAL ID is not proof of citizenship.
We are in a "papers please" era. You can be accosted and detained, and if you have a funny accent, the wrong color skin, or ask questions (considered sass), you can be tossed in the clink for a bit, and of course there will be some nightmares, where you get misidentified and shipped off somewhere. One of my apprehensions is that my wife plays pickle ball and is always switching purses, etc., copies of the Green Card don't work but I make em so if she gets picked up it may help shorten her stay. My wife has the wrong color skin, her accent is fine, but she mispronounces some words and has that "I'm trying to think of the right word" hesitation.
