In 2015 the U.S. House of Representatives introduced the Establishing Mandatory Minimums for Illegal Reentry Act of 2015 (Kate’s Law.) The law was introduced after San Francisco 32 year old San Francisco resident Kathryn Steinle was shot and killed by Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez on July 1, 2015. Lopez-Sanchez was an illegal immigrant from Mexico who had been deported on five separate occasions since 1991 and been charged with seven felony convictions. Since 1991 Lopez-Sanchez had been charged with seven felony convictions and deported five times by the U.S. Immigration and Naturaliza…
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Level of seriousness, safety and inpact on family needs to be considered from a human rights lens so families are not sperated
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I believe that if the sentence is less than 12 months they should be allowed to return to their normal and not be deported
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Taken on a case by case basis
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Depends on their visa status - eg citizen should not be deported. Visitor should be.
No, sometimes they get less sentencing if gone back to original country
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Yes but only if they do not have the right to stay in NZ indefinitely. So having the same treatment as their equal counterparts born in nz.
@8F3VT824yrs4Y
The nature of the crime and the circumstances under which it was committed would determine this. Yes, he or she should be deported once it is proven that it was done intentionally.
@8DRQBT94yrs4Y
Yes, but after they have finished their sentence, unless they can serve it in their own country.
@8DMT9L44yrs4Y
No, they should serve their sentence in the country in which they committed the crime.
@8D9PNDN4yrs4Y
Yes, but only if they haven't nationalised. If they are kiwis, no
@8D8DZ8P4yrs4Y
No, only if they have entered the country illegally AND it is safe for them to return to their country
yes, as long as they serve their term in prison in the country they're deported to, and never be allowed to return to NZ
Only if it does not affect family by splitting family or forcing innocents to leave country to keep family together.
Only if that person has not completed their quest for Permanent Residency. Once that status is obtained, they should be treated as New Zealanders in all aspects of life.
They should do their time in NZ but it should be paid for by their country, and after they should be deported
@9FQQ7SFOpportunities 7mos7MO
Yes and as soon as they are found guilty send them back to their country. We don’t need to be paying for people in our jails who are not even New Zealanders
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yes, after finishing their sentence but this depends on the individuals immigration status and the severity of the crime.
yes and go back to their own country so our taxes aren't paying for them in our prisons
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It would depend on the status of the person e.g. Permanent resident, citizen
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Yes, but only if they have been in NZ for less than 3 years and it is safe to return home
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They should be deported if they aren't a legal NZ citizen. If a citizen, there's no need to go through deportation.
@9FJTG99Te Pāti Māori7mos7MO
As long as the crime isn't violence or sexual assault related, then no.
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Yes. Committing the crime should void any right they have to stay in the country. Tax payer money shouldn't be used to pay for immigrants in jail.
yes as long as they will service their full sentence in the country and if it is safe for them to return.
Yes if they do not have NZ Citizenship
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It depends on their residency status
@9FB734LTe Pāti Māori7mos7MO
YES but only if they will receive appropriate punishment back home. Unlike the Rainbow Warrior terrorists
@9F8J9TCTe Pāti Māori8mos8MO
Yes if they have lived here for less than 10 years or from a certain age
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Yes, but they have to finish serving their sentence in their home country.
Depending on the length of time they have been in NZ.
Only if they have lived in NZ less than 10 years
Yes but it depends on the seriousness of the crime, the safety of the country they are being deported to, and how long they have been in New Zealand.
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What is the definition of a serious crime in NZ?
Depends on the individuals circumstances.
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Yes violent and sexual crimes, past to their country and they can cover cost of imprisonment. If their country is unsafe they should have followed our legal guideline to stay
Only if they aren't a permanent resident and pose an active societal threat
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No, a New Zealand resident should attend a New Zealand Prison
No, only if the crime they committed was violent.
@9DQTQX98mos8MO
Depends on family situation to many variables here
No if Aotearoa is there home then we should deal with it
Yes, after serving their sentence. However not if they spent most of their childhood growing up here.
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Yes but depending on the severity of the crime and the safety of the destination country, and family status
@9CV34WQOpportunities9mos9MO
Depends on the crime and should be done on a case by case basis considering broader aspects (e.g. is it safe for them to return to their country? Do they have family here?)
Yes and their family should be deported too if they can’t support themselves.
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This already happens for immigrants who do not have citizenship
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Yes immediately rather than nz paying fir their detention
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It should depend on how long they have been here.
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Yes, if a) They are not an NZ citizen, and b) It is safe for them to return to their country.
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